[14:33 Thu,7.April 2022 by Thomas Richter] |
Sony has introduced the new URX-P41D two-channel portable receiver, a new model in its UWP-D series of professional wireless microphone systems. The URX-P41D supports the MI (Multi Interface) accessory shoe with digital audio interface and incorporates all the key features of the 4th generation UWP-D series, such as high sound quality through digital audio processing, NFC sync for quick and easy setup between receiver and transmitter, and features such as auto gain mode and output level control that make audio recording even easier. ;) Sony URX-P41D dual-channel receiver on Alpha 7S.
In addition, the URX-P41D features a bright OLED display and a 4-channel mixer. It gets power either via AA batteries (which is enough for 4.5 hours of mobile operation) or via USB. One receiver can be paired with up to 16 transmitters at a distance of up to 100 meters. Sony URX-P41D dual-channel receiver on Alpha 7S. Part of the UWP-D series, the new URX-P41D dual-channel receiver works with all UWP-D transmitters (backward compatible with previous generations) and will be available as a standalone receiver as well as part of the new UWP-D27 kit, which also includes two UTX-B40 transmitters and the ECM-V1BMP omnidirectional lavalier microphone. The URX-P41D targets application scenarios ranging from broadcast and news production, "run and gun" interviews to documentaries and series production. The key features of the Sony URX-P41D two-channel receiver.- Digital audio processing by DSP (Digital Signal Processing). - Using the SMAD-P5 MI shoe adapter enables direct digital audio recording by skipping the D/A and A/D process. This interface is compatible with a wide range of Sony XDCAM camcorders, interchangeable lens Alpha cameras and Cinema Line cameras from Sony. - OLED display ;) Sony URX-P41D OLED - Easy and fast channel setting via "NFC SYNC" function enables easy and fast frequency setting. By simply holding the NFC SYNC button on the receiver for a few seconds, the appropriate frequency is automatically scanned. Then, a simple touch of the receiver to the transmitter is all it takes to synchronize the channel for optimal speed and efficiency. - A new "all-band" search function that uses the NFC pairing feature finds the two best channels - By reducing the size of the receiver compared to previous generations, the URX-P41D can sit on top of the camera or ILC attached to the MI shoe or cold shoe - External analog 3.5mm microphone input for an additional wired microphone. Four-channel audio recording is possible when using a stereo microphone via the external microphone input.  Sony URX-P41D Microphone Inputs - The URX-P41D can reduce reception interruptions (RF signal dropouts) by using a room diversity reception system that achieves extremely stable reception thanks to its two receiving antennas. The angle of the portable receiver&s antennas can also be adjusted, which helps further prevent signal dropouts. - Headphone output - 4-channel mixer - Automatic gain mode and output level control: automatic gain prevents unwanted distortion, and the output level control (when using XLR cables) allows the user to increase the output level as needed. ;) Sony URX-P41D Dual Channel Receiver The URX-P41D two-channel receiver and UWP-D27 kit (URX-P41D two-channel receiver, two UTX-B40 transmitters, ECM-V1BMP lavalier microphone) will be available in April 2022 at a suggested list price of about and about 1,230, respectively. Bild zur Newsmeldung:
 more infos at bei pro.sonydeutsche Version dieser Seite: Neuer Sony Zweikanal-Empfänger URX-P41D unterstützt Multi-Interface-Schuh mit digitaler Audioschnittstelle |
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