SX6-WX wireless Speaker

 

• 100 meters long-distance wireless reception, one transmission and multiple reception, breaking the speaker limit
  U-segment technology, anti-interference, long distance, simple installation, no wiring, and ready to use

Key Features of U-Segment Wireless Receiving

• Frequency Range: Operates in the UHF spectrum (typically 500 MHz–900 MHz), offering wider bandwidths compared to older V-segment (VHF) bands.
• Adjustable Frequencies: Unlike VHF systems that rely on fixed frequencies, U-segment receivers usually allow for frequency adjustments, making it easy to change channels and avoid interference.
• True Diversity Technology: Professional U-segment receivers often use "true diversity," meaning each audio channel has two separate antennas. The receiver continuously selects the strongest signal to eliminate signal dropouts and dead spots.
• Radio (RF) Synchronization: Transmitters and receivers can be instantly paired by scanning the local environment for a clear frequency and syncing via Radio Frequency.
• Anti-Interference & Encryption: Modern digital U-band systems use advanced modulation (like \(\frac{\pi }{4}\)-DQPSK) pilot tone encryptions, and ID codes to prevent cross-talk with other wireless systems nearby.

 

U-segment (Ultra High Frequency, or UHF) wireless receiving generally refers to microphones and audio transmitters operating between 500 MHz and 900 MHz. This band is widely preferred for professional performances, broadcasting, and event hosting due to its excellent signal stability, long range, and superior resistance to environmental interference

TL-ＷＸ Parameters

• Frequency Band：U segment
• Model: SX6-WX
• Driver: 6.5”
• Impedance : 8 Ohms
• Voice Coil: 25mm
• Power Output: 30W RMS, 30W–60W

 

• Dimension: 8X10X12 Inch
• Frequency Response: 60Hz-20KHz
• Sensitivity: 88dB SPL
• Weight : 6KG/Pcs

 

Wireless audio receiving circuit inside the speaker, indoor signal stability can reach 30M, open space can reach more than 100M, built-in 2 anti-interference U-segment receivers. The output power is 30W, and the ordinary speaker plus the wireless audio receiving circuit board can become a wireless receiving active speaker.