Prodipe Pack UHF DSP Duo AL21
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- DSP processing offering a clear and precise "wired" sound reproduction in UHF.
- Designed for instrument microphones from the Série 21 (SB21, BL21, VL21, GL21, CL21).
- 630-680 MHz band with management of 2 x 50 frequencies for greater flexibility.
- Range up to 60 m, balanced XLR output and unbalanced 6.35mm Jack output.
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From Série 21 to UHF: "Wired" Sound Without the Cable
Designed to transpose the sound of wired microphones from the Série 21 into UHF, the B210 DSP Duo relies on digital processing that preserves the definition and balance of the signal. Instrumentalists and singers alike experience a musicality very close to wired, while gaining freedom of movement.
For Which Uses and Musicians?
Ideal for musicians, concert performers, and demanding artists, this system is suitable for stages, rehearsals, and touring performances. Optionally paired with a P2L lavalier microphone or a headset microphone, it also perfectly meets the needs of conferences and oral presentations.
Key Features and Innovations
High-Definition DSP Processing
The digital processing optimizes the signal to preserve the natural timbre of voice and instruments. The stated dynamic range (>90 dB) and controlled harmonic distortion (<0.1%) contribute to a clean and detailed sound.
Robust UHF Transmission
The electronics are designed to resist interference and ensure signal integrity. The 630-680 MHz band, FM modulation, and a 10 mW transmission power provide a stable connection up to 60 m under normal conditions.
Série 21 Integration and Practical Options
The bodypack directly accommodates your Série 21 instrument microphones (saxophones/brass, double bass, violin/viola, guitar/ukulele, cello). Optional accessories include the P2L lavalier microphone (small condenser capsule) which preserves voice timbre, while lightweight and comfortable headset microphones are designed for singing, speech, and mobile use.
Connections and Setup
The receiver offers a balanced XLR output and an unbalanced 6.35mm Jack output for easy integration with a mixing console or sound system. The transmitter operates with 2 LR6 (AA) batteries for approximately 8 hours of autonomy, and the receiver is powered by 100-240 V via a 12 V power supply.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system | Capsule | electret |
| Brand | Prodipe | Power | 10 mW |
| Transmission type | UHF | Modulation type | FM |
| Bandwidth | 630-680 MHz | Power supply | LR6 (AA) 1.5 V x 2 (approx. 8 h) |
| Frequencies | 2 x 50 | Voltage | 12 V |
| Dynamic range | >90 dB | S/N ratio | >96 dB |
| Harmonic distortion | <0.1% | Sensitivity | RX < -94 dBm |
| Frequency response | 30 Hz to 20 kHz | Unbalanced audio output | 6.35mm Jack |
| Range | 60 m | Balanced audio output | XLR |
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Questions frequently asked
What range does the UHF Prodipe Pack UHF DSP Duo AL21 system offer?
The UHF connection provides a stated range of up to 60 m under normal conditions, operating in the 630-680 MHz band.
Is the bodypack compatible with Prodipe Series 21 microphones?
The bodypack directly supports instrument microphones from the Series 21. This includes models designed for saxophones and brass, double bass, violin and viola, guitar and ukulele, as well as cello.
What connectivity does the receiver have?
The receiver features a balanced XLR output for a mixing console or PA system. There is also an unbalanced 6.35 mm jack output available.
What is the transmitter's battery life?
The transmitter operates with two 1.5 V LR6 (AA) batteries, offering approximately 8 hours of autonomy. The receiver is powered by a 12 V mains adapter compatible with 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz.
Does the UHF system preserve the sound quality of wired Series 21 microphones?
Thanks to DSP processing, the signal aims to maintain the definition and tonal balance. The frequency response ranges from 30 Hz to 20 kHz, with a dynamic range exceeding 90 dB and total harmonic distortion below 0.1%.



