Shure Axient AD4Q 4-Channel Wireless Receiver
The Shure AD4Q 4-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver sets a new standard in spectral efficiency for Axient Digital Wireless Systems. With true digital diversity, Quadversity mode, and networked Dante/AES3/AES67 output, it delivers rock-solid performance even in the toughest RF environments.
Description
The Shure AD4Q Four-Channel Digital Receiver sets a new standard in spectral efficiency. It works with Axient Digital Wireless Systems and brings groundbreaking performance features to any RF-heavy production. Wide tuning, low latency, High Density (HD) mode, and Quadversity all work together to deliver solid performance. Therefore, engineers get reliable results even in the most challenging RF environments.
True digital diversity reception on every channel gives strong dropout resistance across the board. Quadversity mode extends antenna coverage further still, improving RF signal-to-noise at the same time. As a result, engineers get more confidence in dense RF environments like festivals and large touring shows. The AD4Q also includes all the capabilities of the AD4D Two-Channel Digital Receiver, but doubles the channel count. Additionally, a wide tuning range of up to 184 MHz gives real flexibility when working across different cities, venues, and events.
Key Features
- 4-channel digital receiver for Axient Digital Wireless Systems
- True digital diversity reception per channel for dropout resistance
- Quadversity mode for extended antenna coverage and improved signal-to-noise
- Wide tuning range up to 184 MHz
- Networked control via Wireless Workbench and ShurePlus Channels iOS app
- Switchable XLR and AES3 outputs, plus Dante/AES67 digital output
- Front panel headphone jack for Dante Cue and Browse monitoring
- Channel Quality meter for real-time RF signal-to-noise display
Flexible Networking and Output
Networked control comes standard, through Wireless Workbench software and the ShurePlus Channels iOS app. This means engineers can monitor and adjust receivers remotely, without needing to be right at the rack. A configurable Ethernet switch supports redundant Dante or AES67 digital output. Meanwhile, switchable XLR and AES3 outputs give further flexibility for different signal routing needs. A front panel headphone jack enables Dante Cue and Dante Browse monitoring directly at the unit. The Channel Quality meter displays RF signal-to-noise at a glance, so issues can be spotted early.
