The DMS100 from AKG is a streamlined digital wireless instrument system offering 24-bit/48 kHz uncompressed audio, AES 256-bit encryption, extended battery life, and an easy-to-use setup. It can be used with guitar, bass, or keyboard instruments for a wide variety of live stage, theater, and rehearsal applications in small music venues, wedding halls, houses of worship, and event spaces.

The system includes a 1/4" to TA3F instrument cable and a lightweight bodypack transmitter that will operate for up to 12 hours on two AA batteries. The TA3M connector on the transmitter can also accommodate a wide variety of AKG lavalier and headset mics (available separately) for performers and presenters.

The DMS100 uses a preset selection of four color-coded frequencies in the 2.4 GHz range, allowing you to choose the clearest channel for transmission and leaving the remaining ones available for use with up to three additional systems (available separately). The tabletop receiver offers a range of up to 100' and provides XLR and 1/4" outputs to connect to a mixer or PA system. A universal AC power adapter and two AA batteries are included. A rackmounting kit for the receiver is available separately.

For Guitar, Bass, or Keyboard Player    1/4" Instrument Cable    PT100 Bodypack Transmitter    SR100 Tabletop Receiver    Antenna, Time & Frequency Diversity    Easy Setup, 4 Fixed Frequencies    24-Bit/48 kHz Digital Audio, Low Latency    Internal Antennas, 256-Bit Encryption    Runs for 12 Hours on 2 x AA Batteries    Expandable to 4 Channels/100' Range

The AKG DMS100 digital wireless system operates anywhere in the world using the 2.4 GHz band common to Wi-Fi equipment and other digital gear. No license is required to operate the system, no matter where you are.

The DMS100 system is designed from the ground up for intuitive operation. Channel pairing is push-button painless, with color coding for easy identification. Adaptive channel selection takes the guesswork out of locating available wireless channels by offering you four fixed channels to work with. Up to four DMS100 systems can be paired and used together simultaneously. If you need more channels, then you can step up to the DMS300 which offers 8 preset frequencies, external antennas, and a high-resolution LCD screen.

Enjoy pristine, studio-quality sound: the bodypack offers 24-bit, 48 kHz resolution and a linear frequency response. The bodypack is instrument-ready and can be used with an optional AKG headset or lavalier microphone (sold separately). Musicians will appreciate the ultralow latency of less than 2.9ms, helping them to keep accurate timing.

If you're sharing sensitive information, trust the DMS100's built-in advanced AES 256-bit encryption to protect your signal and keep your wireless audio communications private. It is suitable for small-to-medium corporate and small-business users in need of private, secure wireless communications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is th mini jack on each transmitter actually a headphone out? It would make more sense to be a mic in (ala the Rode Go system). Can anyone confirm?

A: The receiver has Line Outputs: Receiver Form Factor Beltpack / Portable Mounting Options Belt Clip (with Included Hardware) Antenna 1 x 1/4 Wave Wire, Fixed Number of Audio Channels 2 Audio I/O 2 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Line Output Audio Output Level 5 dB

Q: 2. Is it possible to pair more than two transmitters to one receiver? Example if I buy two sets may I connect 4 mics to one receiver?

A: The receiver within the Hollyland LARK 150 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System is only able to accommodate connection with up to two transmitter signals.

Q: 3. Other Lavalier microphones like Sanken COS-11 normally need the so called plug-on-power (2-5Volts). Does this system delivers this? If not, it is not compatible with professional lavalier mics.

A: Hi Balthasar, so far the Lark 150 does not support.

Q: 4. What is the audio bit rate?

A: Hi Stuart, the audio bit rate is 32.

Q: 5. Is Holly View 150 compatible w/action cameras?

A: If the camera has a mini mic input then yes. If you are using a GoPro then you will need the GoPro Mic Adapter or a GoPro Media Mod for that compatibility.

Q: 6. What equipment is needed to connect the receiver to the hot shoe of a camcorder?

A: The belt clip on the receiver included with the Hollyland LARK 150 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System functions as a shoe mount adapter to allow it to be mounted in a camera's hot shoe. Page 6 of the user manual shows how the receiver attaches to the camera: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/703189.pdf

Q: 7. is there a cable recomendation to connect this to a recorder xlr/trs 1/4? I've tried a bunch of combinations of adapters and doesn't seem to work, thanks!

A: As the Deity Microphones Pocket Wireless Digital Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones has a USB C audio output, we would need to attempt to convert the included USB C to TRRS cable to XLR or 1/4" in some manner. The cable options for this solution are quite limited and would likely require multiple connections to potentially achieve signal in this manner. BH #COMCPXTRRSTR Comica Audio TRRS 3.5mm/Female to TRS/Male Adapter Cable for Camera - 4" could convert the TRRS to 3.5mm TRS, however we would still need to adapt further to 1/4" or XLR M.

Q: 8. Can you monitor audio on headphones while recording?

A: You may be able to monitor audio using Bluetooth headphones while recording with the Andycine ML Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone, iPad.

Q: 9. is this 32-bit float?

A: The output is analog. Hollyland makes no mention of the codec it uses to transmit audio from the TX to the RX.

Q: 10. Any ideas / suggestions on how to mount the receiver to an Atomos Ninja V?

A: Yes, thanks, but thats precisely the tip I was looking for, what which specific accessory will allow me to mount this on a SmallRig cage for Atomos Ninja V.