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ClearCom RS-701 Single-Channel Standard Beltpack
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ClearCom RS-701 Single-Channel Standard Beltpack Features
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The RS-701 is a single channel wired beltpack with an XLR-3 line connector and XLR-4M headset connector that combines high headroom with low-noise audio. The RS-701's wide dynamic range and audio contouring enable intelligible voice communication with the "Clear-Com Sound" from quiet to noisy environments.
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The RS-701 is compatible with all Encore partyline products, as well as the PL-Pro line and other partyline systems via Encore interfaces.
About ClearCom RS-701 Single-Channel Standard Beltpack
Encore single-channel standard beltpack. Four-pin male headset connector and three-pin female/male loop through intercom line connectors.The new RS-700 Series beltpacks are designed to be rugged and reliable to withstand the most challenging production environments. The construction of the units was based on Clear-Com's popular RS-500 Series beltpacks, which have an ergonomic and strong enclosure. Despite their tough exterior, the RS-700 units have a comfortable contour design that can be worn all day. The RS-701 is a single channel beltpack, equipped with an XLR-3 line connector that serves the needs of all users, be it first timers or experienced professionals. It combines high headroom with low-noise audio to deliver the exclusive, crystal-clear "Clear-Com Sound" that is familiar to users around the world. Swappable microphone options and built-in limiters in the headsets support a pristine sound. The beltpack's wide dynamic range and audio contouring enable intelligible voice communication for every audio level, from a whisper to a shout. All 700 Series beltpacks feature recessed rotary volume controls as well as Talk and Call keys that are guarded against accidental activation. An LED off mode is available for instances when the user requires complete darkness. For these situations, the switches are placed in convenient locations for ease of use. A concealed DIP switch on the back of the beltpack affords the capability to select audio and key options quickly and easily. This includes switching between electret or dynamic headset microphone options and setting a minimum or off level for headphone input and microphone output.
