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When used in conjunction with DW 20R Wireless Receivers the AIR LINK DW 20R Wireless Stereo Transmitter brings the convenience of high-performance audio-streaming to any installed or portable sound system making it ideal for hospitality and event spaces as well as retail home audio and much more. Featuring a maximum wireless range of 100 feet 30 m DW 20R is easy to use and utilises premium-grade Neutrik balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4″ TRS connectors to cover a wide range of audio applications. Superior Performance Thanks to its high headroom design the DW 20T transmitter provides pristine audio streaming that is far superior to competing products. Care has been taken in both the design process and component selection to ensure the highest-quality performance in its class. Maximum Range and Flexibility Aided by an external articulated antenna the DW 20T is designed to provide dependable transmission over an astounding range of up to 100 feet 30 m. Multiple receivers can be deployed to provide targeted zone broadcasting as long as each DW 20R is paired with only one DW 20T device at a time – allowing unique content to be streamed concurrently across each of the individual zones. Robust Construction Housed in a compact and rugged aluminum extrusion enclosure the DW 20T transmitter can be permanently installed via the included floor/wall mount brackets or placed securely on a shelf thanks to its rubber corner protectors. Connectivity options include high quality Neutrik XLR and 1/4″ TRS input sockets ensuring a crystal-clear signal path to professional mixers amplifiers or powered loudspeakers. Single Streaming Solution Engineered by the Award-winning Klark Teknik design team the DW 20T is sublimely easy to use – and is the single audio streaming solution for a broad variety of applications.
- Aluminum extrusion casing strengthens the structure of this transmitter
- Wall mount brackets offer secure and hassle-free installation
- The articulating antenna offers clear and lag-free reception even in low-signal areas