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Sony Introduces WRT-807A Wireless Performance Microphone
July 26, 1999 -- Sony Electronics announced today that the WRT-807A, a dynamic hand-held UHF microphone, is joining its family of wireless microphones. Designed specifically for vocal performance, the sleek, solid and comfortable WRT-807A brings all of Sony's wireless experience to a very affordable level for the touring professional. Compatible with all 800 MHz-range Sony wireless receivers and incorporating the same reliable RF performance, the WRT-807A features a 10mW output transmitter stage; 94 PLL-synthesized UHF frequencies; rugged, all-metal construction; an informative LCD display; and a locking on/off switch. On a single "AA" alkaline battery, the WRT-807A provides five hours of continuous, full-power operation, with the use of a converter circuit, which reduces battery ramped-down performance. The WRT-807A utilizes the same Sony F-780/9X, high-quality, dynamic element used in broadcast and on major tours, for optimum sound quality and superior resistance to feedback and handling noise. "The WRT-807A offers a level of performance and reliability previously unavailable at this price point," said Paul Foschino, marketing manager of professional audio products for Sony Electronics' Broadcast and Professional Company. "This addition to Sony's wireless range demonstrates our ongoing commitment to wireless technology at all levels and for all applications. We wanted to introduce a model which we could comfortably position between our low-cost and our high-end, handheld models. We believe we've done that by adding this offering to our growing family of UHF wireless products. The durable design of the 807A supports the rigorous physical and sonic needs of live performers from opera to head banging rock 'n roll." The WRT-807A is scheduled to be available in September at a suggested list price of $799 For more information, contact Sony at www.sony.com.
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