The RE3-RX6M Diversity Wireless Receiver from Electro-Voice is a UHF wireless diversity receiver featuring clear frequency scanning, wireless synchronization to transmitter, balanced XLR outputs, and unbalanced 1/4" TRS outputs. It can be used when paired with any RE3 HHT handheld capsule or bodypack transmitter and microphone (sold separately) to deliver rock-solid system performance for presentation or interview audio applications.

The RE3-RX is rack-mountable, and the 1/2 space diversity receiver is designed to function as the control center for your wireless setup. Using clear frequency scan and sync functions, the receiver offers control settings that synchronize to a mated transmitter. Diversity reception technology minimizes the chance of signal dropouts and provides two different antenna locations. The antennas switch moment by moment based on signal strength and stability, which insures solid performance.

Additionally, the easy-to-read LCD display provides vivid viewing of all menus and operating parameters.

For Singers, Speakers & Presenters    Rack-Mountable Diversity Receiver    Wireless Handheld Mic Transmitter    RE420 Cardioid Condenser Mic Head    Full Vocal Tone & Reduced Ambience    Control Transmitter via Receiver    8-Hour Operating Time via AA Batteries    Informative Backlit LCD Screens    Transmitter Battery Status on Receiver    Selectable 10 or 20mW RF Output Power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the UHF version really have a 20ms latency? It seems odd that an analog device would be that slow, especially considering that there is no analog/digital conversion.

A: This system have a time delay, not latency issue, latency is only related to computers and is due to signal input and output compensation. On a wireless system, the signal only travels in one direction. The 20ms time/delay is an average and it is location RF density dependent. in our experience the average time/delay is 3.5ms. for most areas.

Q: 2. When constant power is supplied t the receiver will that generate static noise?

A: As long as the power source is stable, the Comica Audio BoomX-U QUA Ultracompact 4-Person Wireless Microphone System should not have any noise added to the system.

Q: 3. Can the gain of each microphone be adjusted independently?

A: Yes, each mic has it's own gain adjustment.

Q: 4. Can I use any mic with this like a tram, sanken, DPA?

A: Yes, it is possible to use different microphones with the Comica Audio BoomX-U QUA Ultracompact 4-Person Wireless Microphone System for Mirrorless/DSLR Cameras as long as the microphone has the appropriate 3.5mm TRS locking connector and wiring, and does not require more voltage than the transmitter is able to supply. The Tram TR-50 and Sanken COS-11D Lavalier Microphones that are wired for compatibility with Sennheiser transmitters should both work, and certain DPA models may also work with the Comica transmitters, depending on their voltage requirements.

Q: 5. Is it feasible to purchase two dual sets and run all four mics and two receivers at the same time without interference? If you turn on the first two mics, run the channel scan, sync, then turn on the second two mics and run the channel scan, will the second two mics be able to have enough bandwidth to find a nice freq to sit on?

A: Yes, that is possible, according to the manufacturer specifications.

Q: 6. Does it make sense to pair these with a 32bit-float recorder? or rather: do they transmit 32bits to the receiver so a zoom F6 would get the full dynamic range?

A: The 32bit aspect of the Zoom F6 allows for extremely high headroom while recording. This means that regardless of how high or low your audio signal being recorded is, the audio can be turned up or down after the fact to be usable. The type of audio being sent to the F6 does not impact the bit rate of the recorder. It would be a fine pairing in general.

Q: 7. so does this product work with iPad or iPhone 6? If so will I need an adaptor or am I ok with the plug that comes with the receiver?

A: You might need and adapter.

Q: 8. I've used 4 persons simultaneously with no problem. My question is, is it 16 or 24bit?

A: The Comica Audio BOOMX-U does not have a recording function, so no analog to digital conversion occurs. As such, the bitrate of your recording would be determined by your recording device.

Q: 9. Is the receiver output mic level or line level?

A: The Sony ECM-AW4 Bluetooth Wireless Microphone System would have line level output.

Q: 10. how long does the battery last?

A: I use Eneloop pro batteries and i have been working with them over 5 hours