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2010 Pro Audio and Music Product Catalog 2010 Pro Audio and Music Product Catalog NADY ARTISTS For over 30 years, Nady Systems has been outfitting many top touring acts with wireless systems and other audio gear. It’s been our privilege to support so many extraordinary artists in this way and to have the opportunity to play a role in countless live performances and studio sessions worldwide. Nady has also always paid close attention to the sound needs of the entry level and semi-pro musician, providing a broad spectrum of gear for just about every application imaginable. OVER 30 YEARS OF AUDIO INNOVATION AND VALUE John Nady founded Nady Systems in 1976. His pioneering work in wireless microphone development resulted in the wireless technology Recognized by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 1996 with an Emmy™ award that has become an important and widely accepted for Outstanding Technical Achievement component of live performance. As CEO and President, John has always been committed to the cornerstone of Nady’s success— innovation and value. Whether it’s our ever-expanding line of wireless microphones and guitar systems, or our broad range of professional audio gear and music products, you can always count on Nady for breakthroughs in technology and affordability. The Nady product line consistently JOHN offers high performance, quality, and cutting edge NADY 1977 features and design...all at unprecedented low prices. Wireless Systems Wireless I’ve never used any other wireless “but Nady simply because nothing else sounds quite as good as a Nady... Brad Gillis, Night Ranger ” Consumer Wireless Systems ............ 4 Bass Wireless Systems .................... 12 Infrared Systems .............................. 15 DKW-3, DKW-Duo, DKW-1, DKW-8U, Encore 200, U-33B IRW-2PA, IRW-220X American Starpower X2 In-Ear Monitoring Systems ............. 13 Assistive Listening Systems ........... 16 VHF Pro Wireless Systems ................ 6 PEM-500, EO3 ALD-800, IR-200 Encore I, Encore II, Encore Duet, Portable Wireless PA ........................ 14 401X QUAD WA-120 UHF Pro Wireless Systems ................ 7 Video and Podium Wireless ............ 14 UHF-4, UHF-3, MGT-16, WS-16U, VR Series, WPM Series UHF-24, U-41 QUAD, U-81 Octavo, UWS-100, W-1KU Series Nady wireless systems are available for any application, from home karaoke to concert stage and all uses in Wireless between. All of these systems offer top performance and value for their intended Systems application, and the listed features should help you decide which model is most appropriate for your use and budget. No matter which model you choose, we know you’ll be pleased with its quality, features and performance. Consumer Wireless The Nady CenterStage line provides you with some of the highest performing audio DKW-3 Single receiver with one handheld microphone products at the most affordable prices. With numerous models to choose from, DKW-Duo Dual receiver for single or simultaneous CenterStage is sure to be at the center of dual microphone operation all your performances...on stage and off. • Ideal entry level systems—all the advantages and freedom of wireless operation without cumbersome cords IDEAL FOR: • Excellent high-fidelity audio • Public speaking • VHF (170-216MHz) operation for reliable, interference-free performance • Karaoke / recreational singing • DJs • 150+ ft. typical operating range — up to 300+ ft. line-of-sight • Auctioneers • Easy to use — simply plug into your audio mixer or amplifier in place • Aerobics instructors of your wired microphone. Operate either channel (A/B) singly or both simultaneously (DKW-Duo only) • Advanced audio processing circuitry for a wide dynamic range (no overloading for loud inputs or background hiss during quiet use) • Complete controls and connections for easy operation • Front panel Power On/Off switch and Power On LED indicator • Back panel ¼” audio output jack and DC power input jack for supplied AC/DC adaptor • Special added circuitry to eliminate transmitter on/off “pop” noise HT-Duo Handheld Microphone DKW-3 • Each microphone transmitter operates on a separate single frequency in the VHF 170-216MHz band and can be used individually with either a DKW-3 or DKW-Duo receiver, or together simultaneously with a DKW-Duo receiver • Easy, convenient operation with On/Off switch and low-battery LED indicator which flashes once for Unit On and lights steady for low-battery alert • Features the Nady DM-20 unidirectional dynamic cartridge for optimum true sound, maximum feedback rejection, and minimal handling noise • Operates up to 15 hours on a single 9V alkaline battery DKW-DUO 4 DKW-1 Single-channel VHF wireless microphone/instrument system • High-band VHF (170-216 MHz) WHT Handheld Microphone WLT/WGT Bodypack operation for interference-free • Operates on a separate Transmitters performance single frequency in the • Choice of instrument, Headmic™ • Locking 3.5mm mini-jack provides • Advanced companding circuitry VHF 170-216MHz band or lapel microphone bodypack secure connection for removable for a wide dynamic range (no • Features the Nady DM-10D transmitter for use with LM-14O microphone or instrument cable overloading for loud inputs or unidirectional neodymium omnidirectional or LM-14U • Easily accessible Input Level background hiss during quiet use) dynamic cartridge for unidirectional lapel microphones, Adjust for optimum sound • Full frequency response from optimum true sound, maximum or Headmic™ Series microphones 40-20,000 Hz feedback rejection and minimal (see page 50) handling noise • 250 ft. typical operating range, • Off/Standby/On switch up to 500+ ft. line-of-sight • Off/Standby/On switch allows allows convenient audio convenient audio muting with muting with the • DKW-1 mini portable receiver the transmitter on transmitter on with unique space-saving, vertical • Low-battery LED indicator flashes • Low-battery LED indicator design and Power On/Off switch; once for Unit On; lights steady ¼” audio output jack; easily for low-battery alert • Uses one 9V alkaline battery visible extra-large LED indicators for 15+ hours operation • Uses one 9V alkaline battery for Power On, Transmitter On, for 15+ hours operation and Audio Peak DKW-1 VHF/ UHF The difference between UHF and DKW-8U Single-channel UHF wireless microphone/instrument system VHF transmission is the frequency range, or “band.” The main • Unprecedented value in a HT-8U Handheld Microphone BT-8U Bodypack Transmitter advantage of UHF operation is that single-channel UHF wireless • Features the Nady DM-10D • Choice of instrument (GT), there is generally less chance of mic/instrument system with unidirectional neodymium Headmic™ (HM), or lapel (LT) interference. UHF bands tend to interference-free operation in dynamic cartridge for microphone operating modes in be less “cluttered.” However, the any application or locale on optimum true sound, maximum a single bodypack transmitter problem of potential interference select UHF frequencies feedback rejection and minimal • Input volume control for proper can generally be avoided in VHF • Compact and easy to operate— handling noise level adjust for headworn or systems by properly selecting simply plug in place of your wired • Off/Standby/On switch allows lavalier operation operating frequencies. microphone or instrument cable convenient audio muting while • Off/Standby/On switch allows • All the advantages and freedom transmitter on convenient audio muting while of wireless operation without • Status LED indicator flashes transmitter on cumbersome cords once for Unit On; lights steady for • Status LED indicator flashes • Excellent high-fidelity audio low-battery alert once for unit on, lights steady • Nady’s proprietary companding • Rugged ABS and rubber-coated, for low-battery alert circuitry for an industry-best non-slip housing with integral • Locking 3.5mm mini-jack provides 120dB dynamic range, and antenna secure connection for removable the clearest, most natural • Uses two AA alkaline or microphone or instrument cable sound available NiMH batteries • Easily accessible Input Level • 150+ ft. typical operating range, Adjust for optimum sound up to 300+ ft. line-of-sight (HM/LT operating modes only) • Power, Signal, AF LED status • Lightweight, rugged ABS housing indicators; adjustable Audio with integral antenna Output Level for optimal sound; ¼” phone jack output for easy • Uses one 9V alkaline or DKW-8U connection to sound system NiMH battery American Starpower X2 Dual receiver system for simultaneous operation of two handheld microphones • All the advantages and • Controls and connections for Handheld Microphone freedom of wireless operation, easy operation include front • Easy, convenient operation without cumbersome cords panel Power On/Off switch; with Off/Standby/On switch • Easy to use—simply plug into Power On LED indicator; and Transmitter On LED your sound system LED signal-received indicators • Features a unidirectional • High-performance audio for each channel dynamic cartridge for high • VHF operation for reliable, • Back panel ¼” Audio Output jack audio performance with interference-free performance (both channels mixed together); minimal feedback • 100+ ft. typical operating range, AC/DC power adapter; dual • Operates up to 15 hours on AMERICAN STARPOWER up to 200+ ft. line-of-sight fold-down retractable antennas a single 9V alkaline battery 5 VHF Pro Wireless Encore I Professional single-channel VHF wireless system TRANSMITTERS Encore II Professional single-channel, dual antenna VHF wireless system with DigiTRU™ Diversity
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