AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ Reference Two-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver
The AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ is a two-channel reference digital wireless receiver with 150 MHz bandwidth, DANTE and AES EBU outputs, and an integrated spectrum analyzer. Designed for the DMS800 system and compatible with DHT800 and DPT800 transmitters.Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ is the New Zealand frequency-band variant of the DSR800 reference two-channel digital wireless receiver. Forming the centerpiece of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless microphone system, it provides an ultra-wide bandwidth of up to 150 MHz and supports both DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs — ideal for modern networked AV and broadcast environments. The integrated spectrum analyzer provides a real-time display of the RF environment, while infrared channel synchronization simplifies transmitter setup and frequency coordination.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a 1U chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth
- DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs
- 2× balanced XLR + 2× unbalanced jack analog outputs
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer
- IR channel sync to DHT800 and DPT800 transmitters
- DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, dbx compressor, dbx limiter
- Power: 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 NZ (548.1–697.9 MHz)
- Audio Outputs: 2× XLR balanced, 2× 6.35 mm jack, 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 supplies professional wireless audio systems to broadcast facilities, conference centres, theaters, and AV integrators across the UAE and GCC. We offer institutional procurement support, competitive pricing, and fast regional delivery. Contact our team to request a quote for the AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ.
FAQ
Is the DSR800 BD1 NZ compatible with all DMS800 transmitters?
Yes. It is designed to work with both the DHT800 handheld transmitter and the DPT800 bodypack transmitter in the same frequency band configuration.
Can the DSR800 output audio to a DANTE network?
Yes. The DANTE output allows direct integration with other DANTE-enabled equipment over standard Ethernet — no additional conversion hardware is required.
How many channels can the DSR800 handle simultaneously?
The DSR800 handles two simultaneous wireless audio channels, with both appearing on independent analog and digital outputs.
Description
Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ is the New Zealand frequency-band variant of the DSR800 reference two-channel digital wireless receiver. Forming the centerpiece of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless microphone system, it provides an ultra-wide bandwidth of up to 150 MHz and supports both DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs — ideal for modern networked AV and broadcast environments. The integrated spectrum analyzer provides a real-time display of the RF environment, while infrared channel synchronization simplifies transmitter setup and frequency coordination.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a 1U chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth
- DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs
- 2× balanced XLR + 2× unbalanced jack analog outputs
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer
- IR channel sync to DHT800 and DPT800 transmitters
- DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, dbx compressor, dbx limiter
- Power: 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 NZ (548.1–697.9 MHz)
- Audio Outputs: 2× XLR balanced, 2× 6.35 mm jack, 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 supplies professional wireless audio systems to broadcast facilities, conference centres, theaters, and AV integrators across the UAE and GCC. We offer institutional procurement support, competitive pricing, and fast regional delivery. Contact our team to request a quote for the AKG DSR800 BD1 NZ.
FAQ
Is the DSR800 BD1 NZ compatible with all DMS800 transmitters?
Yes. It is designed to work with both the DHT800 handheld transmitter and the DPT800 bodypack transmitter in the same frequency band configuration.
Can the DSR800 output audio to a DANTE network?
Yes. The DANTE output allows direct integration with other DANTE-enabled equipment over standard Ethernet — no additional conversion hardware is required.
How many channels can the DSR800 handle simultaneously?
The DSR800 handles two simultaneous wireless audio channels, with both appearing on independent analog and digital outputs.
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 makes a reference two-channel receiver suitable for live broadcast?
Reference-grade receivers offer precise audio quality, integrated monitoring tools like spectrum analyzers, and professional digital outputs (DANTE, AES EBU) needed for broadcast-quality productions.
Is the NZ Band 1 variant compatible with Band 1 AU transmitters?
Both are Band 1, but the AU and NZ variants are tuned for their respective regional regulations. Confirm with Procure.ae that your transmitters match the NZ variant.
How does the spectrum analyzer help during a multi-transmitter event?
It displays RF frequencies in real-time, helping you identify interference and select clear channels for multiple simultaneous transmitters without audio dropout.
Can I use both DANTE and AES EBU outputs at the same time?
Yes. The DSR800 BD1 NZ provides both outputs, allowing you to send audio to a DANTE-networked system while simultaneously connecting a legacy AES EBU-based mixing console.
What is the 150 MHz bandwidth benefit for multi-transmitter setups?
The wide bandwidth provides multiple frequency channels, enabling up to eight or more independent transmitters (DHT800 and DPT800) to operate simultaneously without crosstalk.
Is this receiver suitable for touring productions?
Yes. Its robust design and integrated monitoring tools make it ideal for touring concert productions, theater shows, and live broadcast events moving between venues.
What is the typical delivery time to GCC countries?
Lead times vary. Contact Procure.ae for a current estimate on DSR800 BD1 NZ delivery to your location.
Should I confirm my transmitters are also NZ Band 1 before ordering?
Yes. The NZ variant is frequency-specific. Verify all transmitters are Band 1 NZ compatible; Procure.ae will confirm compatibility when you request a quote.
What cables and connections come with the DSR800 BD1 NZ?
The receiver includes DANTE, AES EBU, and RF antenna connections, plus necessary cables. Contact Procure.ae to confirm the full package contents.
What are the key technical specifications?
The DSR800 BD1 NZ offers two-channel reception, 150 MHz bandwidth, integrated spectrum analyzer, and both DANTE and AES EBU digital outputs. For detailed specs, contact Procure.ae.
What warranty and support options are available?
Contact Procure.ae to confirm the warranty period, technical support, and any regional service coverage for the DSR800 BD1 NZ.
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