The Lectrosonics IFBR1B is a compact bodypack IFB receiver featuring a removable, rechargeable battery. The receiver is compatible with IFBT4 transmitters, as long as there is frequency band overlap between the components, creating a wireless IFB (interruptible fold back) system to facilitate talent cueing and crew communications in broadcast and motion picture production.

The receiver will run for up to eight hours on the included rechargable LB-50 lithium-ion battery and the unit's LED will change from green to red to warn you when power is low. The updated, all-metal battery door assembly is easier to operate and prevents accidental openings.

The lightweight IFBR1B offers a compact, rugged machined-aluminum chassis with rounded edges, making it comfortable to wear and easy to conceal. A simple power/volume knob and intuitve controls with an LCD screen keep operation simple. 10 presets are available, allowing you to store frequencies in memory, even when the battery is removed, for quick setup on set.

The standard 3.5mm output can drive a wide variety of earbuds, headphones, and induction loops—from 16  to 600 ohms—at substantial volumes. Mono earpieces are automatically accommodated with no loss of audio output or battery life. The included wire belt clip makes it easy to secure the receiver to clothing.

IFB Monitoring for Talent and Crew    Compatible with IFBT4 Transmitters    8 Hours on Rechargeable Battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with a Senn G3 or G2 wirelesss?

A: The XLR output on the Quicktap IFB is a mic level signal. it can be connected to a G2 or G3 model transmitter with the proper cable such as the Sennheiser CM-1 https://bhpho.to/2il527i

Q: 2. If we originally bought a c1 pro 8 headset withOUT the basestation, can I connect my existing headsets to this basestation?

A: Yes, you will be able to pair the C1 Pro 8 Headsets to the Solidcom C1 Pro ENC Hub Base.

Q: 3. How to adapt it to my a bunch of RRS stuffs? May I have your suggestion? For example, RRS Nordal slides(MPR192 CLII), RRS pano clamps....

A: The clamp on the C1 Cube is Arca compatible so it can work with RRS accessories.

Q: 4. I want to use a Kirk Arca Swiss foot on a 180 - 600mm Nikon lens to interface with the Cube. I need to elevate the lens at a 65 degree elevation for the Eclipse. Is this possible? The lens is on a Z9 camera.

A: Regarding your question about interfacing with the Arca-Swiss C1 Cube Geared Head with Arca Classic Quick Release with GP (Geared Panning), yes, you can use the Nikon 180-600mm lens with a Z9 at a 65-degree angle.

Q: 5. How well does the Cube work with Really Right Stuff L brackets?

A: Yes, they work excellent. :)

Q: 6. Can this head be used to take vertical shots?

A: To easily go 90 degrees to use it vertical on the Arca-Swiss C1 Cube Geared Head with Arca Classic Quick Release with Leather Case it is best to use an L quick release plate.

Q: 7. Is there a serial # on this item?

A: Unfortunately, the Arca-Swiss C1 Cube Geared Head with Arca Classic Quick Release with GP (Geared Panning) does not have a serial number.

Q: 8. Should i place this hub outside of a truck or can i connect the antennas with a cable so the signal is not limited inside?

A: The Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro ENC Hub Base should be installed in line of sight without obstructions.

Q: 9. Does this come with a quick release plate, and if so what are the specs?

A: It does not come with a camera plate. You have to buy a Arca brand or Arca compatible mounting.

Q: 10. Does the PGM IN port allow you to send an external audio source into the Solidcom system so all headsets hear that audio?

A: Yes, you can use the XLR PGM IN (Program Input) port on the Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro ENC Hub Base to connect an external audio source for all of the headsets to hear.