Lectrosonics VRT2-A1 Venue 2 Modular Receiver System (A1: 470.100 to 537.575 MHz)

Introducing the Lectrosonics VRT2-A1 Venue 2 Modular Receiver System
The Lectrosonics VRT2-A1 Venue 2 Modular Receiver System is an advanced solution for handling complex wireless sound scenarios in live stage, theater, houses of worship, and other critical applications. Specifically designed to work within the 470.100 to 537.575 MHz range, this receiver module supports a vast array of 2680 tunable frequencies across a 67 MHz bandwidth, perfectly matching the tuning ranges of Lectrosonics' SSM, LT, and LMb "large bandwidth" transmitters.

Seamless Integration with Venue2 Receiver Frame
Up to six VRT2 receiver modules can be simultaneously installed in the Lectrosonics 1 RU Venue2 receiver mainframe, which is available separately. This modularity allows for a highly customizable setup, tailored to meet the specific needs of any venue or performance space, optimizing both space and functionality.

Advanced IQ Dynamic-Tracking Filters for Superior Performance
The VRT2 modules are equipped with IQ dynamic-tracking filters that excel in managing a range of transmitter RF power levels while facilitating tight channel spacing. This capability is increasingly important as available RF spectrum becomes more congested. Each module can operate independently with switched diversity reception, supporting a total of six audio channels, or they can be paired for enhanced diversity reception, offering one robust audio channel per module pair.

Flexible and Tool-Free Module Installation
Ease of use is a hallmark of the VRT2 system. Modules can be quickly and effortlessly installed or replaced without the need for any tools, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum operational flexibility. These modules are designed to be mixed and matched within a single frame, allowing for extensive customization except when configured for ratio-diversity reception.

Optimized RF Handling for Uninterrupted Audio
The VRT2 modules intelligently adapt to varying signal strengths with their IQ Front-End Filtering system. When RF signals are strong, the filter narrows its band and reduces gain to suppress unwanted frequencies. Conversely, in weaker signal conditions, the filter expands its range to maximize sensitivity, ensuring consistent, high-quality audio reception regardless of external conditions.