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Explorer Portable Sound Systemfor crowds up to 400 people with Basic package and 800 with Deluxe package.The new Explorer Pro offers the latest in sound systems technology - Class D amplifier, "voice over" music function, AC/DC operation, 110/220 volt power supply and much more. When used with a companion loudspeaker or a second wireless speaker, the Explorer portable PA system is powerful enough handle crowds up to 800 people. Explorer portable sound systems are available with single or dual installed UHF wireless receivers. |
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The Explorer Pro from Anchor Audio is perfect for sound
projection in indoor or outdoor settings and playback of music during activities. Explorer Pro delivers 110 dB of intelligible speech from one sound system and is designed for users with no technical knowledge. Wireless UHF Microphones: Explorer PA systems may be equipped with one or two optional built-in wireless UHF receivers. The volume of each of the wireless receivers are controlled simply by pulling the dual function Mic 1 and Mic 2 volume control knobs. The wireless UHF microphone transmitters are available in a handheld version and/or a body-pack equipped with choice of lapel mic, collar mic, headband mic, or, an all new barely seen over the ear UltraLite microphone. To avoid potential interference should several wireless sound systems be employed in close proximity, all UHF components have 16 agile user selectable channels. Typical transmission range is 300 ft. Inputs: All Explorer Pro models feature two balanced/unbalanced Mic/Line XLR -1/4" input jacks. A third line level source may be connected through a 1/4" jack, stereo RCA jacks or a 1/8" mini jack. The mini jack is particularly suited for iPods or Walkman style CD/cassette players that easily fits in a designated area above the control panel (see rear view picture below). Each of the three inputs have a separate volume controls providing the user full control over the mix. Speech Projection and Voice Over Music: As the ideal portable PA system, the Explorer features a speech projection mode for crystal-clear voice projection. Furthermore, the Explorer also incorporates a Voice Over Music feature that allows the speaker to clearly be heard during music playback. When a microphone input is activated, the line level input (usually music from a CD or cassette player) automatically is attenuated 12 dB. Both features are easily activated with a simple push button switches on the control panel. Outputs: The rated power output is 75 watts in AC/DC mode. A optional wired unpowered
companion speaker may be connected for more uniform sound distribution. However, with the use of wireless Power Source: The new Explorer Pro is truly versatile with true AC/DC power supply and improved battery life of up to 6 hours of operating time. With a rapid charging circuit it recharges drained battery in as little as 60 minutes. It can also operate from a 12 volt power source such as an auto power port. LEDs display battery level and charge condition. Download: Watch Explorer 7500 Setup Movie Warranty Statement: Explorer Pro portable sound systems are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of SIX (6) YEARS from original date of purchase. Explorer batteries and microphones are warranted for a Two (2) Year period. |
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The simple control panel is virtually self explanatory and set up is fast and easy. Weighing in at only 23 pound and with
an array of transporters and storage accessories, the Explorer is the ultimate solution for users who demand high fidelity
sound in an easily portable package.
microphones there is no limit to how many wireless Explorer PA systems may be employed, as long as these are placed within
the transmission range of the wireless microphones. If music playback is desired for multiple wireless speaker applications,
a special patch cord allows for hookup between a CD/cassette recorder and the belt-pack transmitter. For added flexibility,
the Explorer is also equipped with user adjustable bass and treble controls. In addition, the Explorer features a 1/4" line
out recording output for those wishing to record an event.