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Sennheiser Spectera 8xSEK UHF Bundle

Bundle offer comprising

Sennheiser Spectera Base Station

Base Station

  • For Sennheiser's Spectera digital wireless system
  • 64 channels (32 inputs / 32 outputs) and up to two broadband HF carriers can be used
  • Redundant Dante and optional redundant MADI connections for integration into digital networks
  • Option to use additional antennae for redundancy, extended zone coverage, or additional spectrum capacity
  • Sampling rates of 48/96 kHz with individual sampling rates for all audio interfaces and word clock I/O
  • 19"/1U rack format
  • Includes power supply cable (EU, UK,. US)

Note: Base station requires optional free regional licences (installed via the LinkDesk software)

8x Sennheiser Spectera SEK UHF

Bidirectional Pocket Transmitter/Receiver

  • For the Spectera digital wireless system from Sennheiser
  • Simultaneous transmission of in-ear and mic/line signals possible
  • Frequency range: 470 - 608 MHz and 630 - 698 MHz
  • Built-in impedance-matched high-performance headphone amplifier
  • Power supply possible via separately available BA 70 battery (not included)
  • Up to 7 hours operating time

Sennheiser Spectera DAD UHF

Directional Antenna

  • Digital bidirectional antenna for the Sennheiser Spectera digital wireless system
  • Frequency range: 470 - 608 MHz and 630 - 698 MHz
  • Simultaneously transmits in-ear and microphone/line signals as well as system data in both directions
  • Connection via rubberised RJ45 socket
  • IP54 protection rating certified
  • Power supply via PoE
  • Available since August 2025
  • Item number 624132
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Switchable Frequencies Yes
  • Mono/Stereo Mono, Stereo
  • Limiter Yes
  • Incl. Earpieces No
  • Focus, Mixed, Dual Mono No
  • Frequency from 470 MHz
  • Frequency to 698 MHz
27.298 €
All prices incl. VAT
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Information on the supported frequency ranges

Here you can see which frequencies are supported by this wireless system and the countries in which these frequencies are allowed in the future for wireless applications.

All information is without guarantee