AKG DSR800 BD1 AU Reference Two-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver
The AKG DSR800 BD1 AU is a two-channel reference digital wireless receiver for the DMS800 system, offering 150 MHz bandwidth, DANTE and AES EBU digital outputs, and an integrated spectrum analyzer. Request a quote for UAE & GCC business procurement.Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD1 AU is a reference-grade two-channel digital wireless receiver, the core component of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless system for Australian frequency regulations. Housed in a compact 1U 19-inch rack chassis, it provides an ultra-wide bandwidth of up to 150 MHz and delivers two digital audio output formats — DANTE and AES EBU — alongside analog XLR and jack outputs. Its integrated spectrum analyzer converts the receiver into a visual RF tool, scanning the operating band and displaying active frequencies to help engineers select clean channels for reliable multichannel operation.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a compact 1U chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth for multichannel deployments
- Digital audio outputs: DANTE and AES EBU
- Analog outputs: 2× balanced XLR, 2× unbalanced 6.35 mm jack
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer for RF monitoring
- IR channel sync — automatically configures paired transmitters
- DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, dbx compressor, dbx limiter
- Power supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz
Specifications
- Brand: AKG
- Color: Black
- Weight: 3.56 kg
- Dimensions: 480 × 230 × 45 mm
- Bandwidth: 150 MHz
- Frequency Band: Band 1 AU (548.1–697.9 MHz)
- Audio Outputs: 2× XLR balanced (+14 dBu typ.), 2× 6.35 mm jack unbalanced (+8 dBu typ.), AES EBU, DANTE
- Power Supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 0.4 A
- Country of Origin: United States
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae serves theaters, broadcast facilities, conference centres, and AV integrators across the UAE and GCC with professional wireless audio equipment. We offer institutional pricing, bulk procurement support, and fast regional delivery. Contact our team to request a quote for the AKG DSR800 BD1 AU.
FAQ
Does the DSR800 support DANTE network audio?
Yes. The DSR800 provides a DANTE digital audio output alongside the AES EBU output, enabling integration with modern networked audio ecosystems without additional conversion hardware.
How does the spectrum analyzer assist with installation?
The built-in graphic spectrum analyzer scans the receiver's frequency band and displays all active RF signals, allowing engineers to identify and avoid congested frequencies during installation and operation.
How does the receiver synchronize with transmitters?
The DSR800 locates interference-free channels and transmits the setup data to paired DPT800 or DHT800 transmitters via an infrared signal — no manual frequency programming is required on the transmitters.
Description
Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD1 AU is a reference-grade two-channel digital wireless receiver, the core component of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless system for Australian frequency regulations. Housed in a compact 1U 19-inch rack chassis, it provides an ultra-wide bandwidth of up to 150 MHz and delivers two digital audio output formats — DANTE and AES EBU — alongside analog XLR and jack outputs. Its integrated spectrum analyzer converts the receiver into a visual RF tool, scanning the operating band and displaying active frequencies to help engineers select clean channels for reliable multichannel operation.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a compact 1U chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth for multichannel deployments
- Digital audio outputs: DANTE and AES EBU
- Analog outputs: 2× balanced XLR, 2× unbalanced 6.35 mm jack
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer for RF monitoring
- IR channel sync — automatically configures paired transmitters
- DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, dbx compressor, dbx limiter
- Power supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz
Specifications
- Brand: AKG
- Color: Black
- Weight: 3.56 kg
- Dimensions: 480 × 230 × 45 mm
- Bandwidth: 150 MHz
- Frequency Band: Band 1 AU (548.1–697.9 MHz)
- Audio Outputs: 2× XLR balanced (+14 dBu typ.), 2× 6.35 mm jack unbalanced (+8 dBu typ.), AES EBU, DANTE
- Power Supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 0.4 A
- Country of Origin: United States
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae serves theaters, broadcast facilities, conference centres, and AV integrators across the UAE and GCC with professional wireless audio equipment. We offer institutional pricing, bulk procurement support, and fast regional delivery. Contact our team to request a quote for the AKG DSR800 BD1 AU.
FAQ
Does the DSR800 support DANTE network audio?
Yes. The DSR800 provides a DANTE digital audio output alongside the AES EBU output, enabling integration with modern networked audio ecosystems without additional conversion hardware.
How does the spectrum analyzer assist with installation?
The built-in graphic spectrum analyzer scans the receiver's frequency band and displays all active RF signals, allowing engineers to identify and avoid congested frequencies during installation and operation.
How does the receiver synchronize with transmitters?
The DSR800 locates interference-free channels and transmits the setup data to paired DPT800 or DHT800 transmitters via an infrared signal — no manual frequency programming is required on the transmitters.
Specifications
Brand
AKG
Product Type
Wireless Receiver
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Weight (Spec)
3.56
Color (Spec)
Black
Country of Origin
United States
Dimensions
Length480 mmHeight45 mm Width230 mm
Sensitivity (SPL / 1 W @ 1 m)
10 dBµV / -97 dBm
Frequency
Band 1 = 548.1 – 697.9 MHz
Power Supply (PoE)
100 - 240 V AC, 50 - 60 Hz, 0.4 A
Audio Outputs
XLR bal. typ. +14 dBu (max.); 6.3 mm jack, un‑balanced typ. +8 dBu
Frequently Asked Questions
What does reference-grade mean for a wireless receiver?
Reference-grade indicates professional-quality audio output and precision frequency management, meeting broadcast and high-end live production standards rather than consumer-grade equipment.
Why would I choose a two-channel receiver for Band 1 AU?
A two-channel receiver allows two independent microphones or instruments to be received simultaneously. If you need more channels, the DMS800 supports larger receiver arrays.
What is DANTE digital audio output, and why is it useful?
DANTE is a networking standard that transmits high-quality audio over Ethernet, enabling seamless integration with modern venues' AV systems and allowing remote signal distribution.
How does the integrated spectrum analyzer help with frequency coordination?
The spectrum analyzer lets you visualize available frequencies and interference in real-time, ensuring you select clean channels and optimize system placement before an event.
What is AES EBU digital output used for?
AES EBU is a standard digital audio connection for professional equipment, enabling direct digital transmission to mixing consoles, recording devices, and broadcast systems.
Can this Band 1 AU receiver work with imported Band 1 transmitters?
Yes, as long as both the receiver and transmitters are Band 1 AU. Confirm all components match the AU frequency variant when ordering from Procure.ae.
What is the lead time for this professional receiver in the UAE?
Lead times depend on current stock. Contact Procure.ae to request a delivery timeline for the DSR800 BD1 AU.
Does Procure.ae provide installation guidance for DANTE networking?
When you request a quote, discuss your venue's AV infrastructure with Procure.ae. The team can advise on proper DANTE and AES EBU integration.
What is included with the DSR800 BD1 AU receiver?
The system includes the two-channel receiver unit and necessary cables. Contact Procure.ae to confirm what accessories and documentation are included.
What frequency band and bandwidth does this receiver operate on?
The DSR800 BD1 AU operates on Band 1 with 150 MHz bandwidth. For complete technical specifications, contact Procure.ae.
What warranty and support does AKG provide for this professional receiver?
Please contact Procure.ae to confirm warranty coverage, support options, and any regional service agreements for the DSR800 BD1 AU.
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