AKG DSR800 BD2 Reference Two-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver
The AKG DSR800 BD2 is a two-channel reference digital wireless receiver for the DMS800 system with 150 MHz bandwidth, DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs, and an integrated spectrum analyzer. Request a quote for professional AV procurement in UAE.Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD2 is the Band 2 variant of the reference two-channel digital wireless receiver at the heart of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless microphone system. It delivers an ultra-wide 150 MHz bandwidth with DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs — the direct successor to the DMS700 V2 receiver — adding greater output flexibility, digital audio transport, and improved spectrum analysis. Its integrated spectrum analyzer provides engineers with a clear visual representation of the radio environment for confident frequency coordination in dense RF installations.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a 1U rack chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth (Band 2)
- DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs
- 2× balanced XLR + 2× unbalanced 6.35 mm jack analog outputs
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer
- IR channel sync to paired DPT800 or DHT800 transmitters
- Integrated DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, compressor, 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 2 (approx. 710–832 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 equipment to enterprises, broadcast facilities, 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 BD2.
FAQ
What digital audio outputs are available on the DSR800 BD2?
The DSR800 BD2 provides both a DANTE network audio output and an AES EBU digital output, in addition to two balanced XLR and two unbalanced jack analog outputs.
How does the DSR800 differ from its predecessor?
The DSR800 is the direct successor to the DMS700 V2 receiver, adding DANTE digital audio output, exchangeable microphone heads on the DHT800 handheld, and enhanced spectrum analysis capabilities.
Can optional network software be used to control the DSR800?
Yes. An optional network remote control enables frequency coordination and monitoring of multichannel DMS800 systems via PC software Audio Architect and compatible control applications.
Description
Overview
The AKG DSR800 BD2 is the Band 2 variant of the reference two-channel digital wireless receiver at the heart of the AKG DMS800 professional wireless microphone system. It delivers an ultra-wide 150 MHz bandwidth with DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs — the direct successor to the DMS700 V2 receiver — adding greater output flexibility, digital audio transport, and improved spectrum analysis. Its integrated spectrum analyzer provides engineers with a clear visual representation of the radio environment for confident frequency coordination in dense RF installations.
Key Features
- Two simultaneous wireless reception channels in a 1U rack chassis
- 150 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth (Band 2)
- DANTE and AES EBU digital audio outputs
- 2× balanced XLR + 2× unbalanced 6.35 mm jack analog outputs
- Integrated graphic spectrum analyzer
- IR channel sync to paired DPT800 or DHT800 transmitters
- Integrated DSP: low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, compressor, 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 2 (approx. 710–832 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 equipment to enterprises, broadcast facilities, 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 BD2.
FAQ
What digital audio outputs are available on the DSR800 BD2?
The DSR800 BD2 provides both a DANTE network audio output and an AES EBU digital output, in addition to two balanced XLR and two unbalanced jack analog outputs.
How does the DSR800 differ from its predecessor?
The DSR800 is the direct successor to the DMS700 V2 receiver, adding DANTE digital audio output, exchangeable microphone heads on the DHT800 handheld, and enhanced spectrum analysis capabilities.
Can optional network software be used to control the DSR800?
Yes. An optional network remote control enables frequency coordination and monitoring of multichannel DMS800 systems via PC software Audio Architect and compatible control applications.
Specifications
Brand
AKG
Product Type
Wireless Receiver
Storefront L1
Audio Video
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microphones
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Wireless Mics
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 professional applications require a reference-grade two-channel receiver?
Broadcast live events, concert tours, theater productions, and corporate conferences where audio quality and system reliability are critical use reference-grade receivers.
How many independent microphones or instruments can this two-channel receiver handle?
The DSR800 BD2 receives two simultaneous wireless transmitters. For more channels, larger DMS800 arrays with additional receivers are available.
What is the spectrum analyzer used for in a live sound setting?
It displays real-time RF frequencies and interference, letting sound engineers select clear channels, optimize antenna placement, and troubleshoot coverage issues.
Why is DANTE audio output valuable for modern venues?
DANTE sends high-quality audio over standard Ethernet, simplifying cable runs, enabling remote receiver placement, and integrating with networked AV systems.
What is the difference between DANTE and AES EBU outputs?
DANTE uses Ethernet networking for audio distribution; AES EBU is a legacy two-channel digital standard. The DSR800 BD2 provides both for maximum compatibility.
Is the Band 2 variant portable for touring productions?
Yes. The compact receiver and dual digital outputs make it suitable for touring concert and theater productions moving between venues.
How long does it take to deliver this professional receiver to the UAE?
Lead time depends on availability. Contact Procure.ae to request a current delivery estimate for the DSR800 BD2.
Does Procure.ae provide technical setup support for integrating this receiver?
When you request a quote, discuss your venue's AV infrastructure and system needs. Procure.ae can advise on receiver placement and cable routing.
What comes in the DSR800 BD2 receiver package?
The receiver unit includes antenna and interface cables. Contact Procure.ae to confirm all accessories and documentation provided.
What frequency band and technical capabilities does it have?
The DSR800 BD2 operates on Band 2 (VHF) with 150 MHz bandwidth, integrated spectrum analyzer, DANTE, and AES EBU digital outputs. Contact Procure.ae for detailed specs.
What is the warranty and support available?
Contact Procure.ae to confirm the warranty period, technical support options, and service coverage for the DSR800 BD2 receiver.
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