AudioSK6000 SENNHEISER Transmitter pack 6000 Digital
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The lightweight SK 6000 digital bodypack transmitter can be combined with lavalier and headband microphones, and excels as a high-end solution for instruments such as guitar and bass. The maximum transmission reliability of the well-known Long Range (LR) mode and the outstanding audio quality of the Sennheiser audio codec (SeDAC) are those of the top-of-the-line wireless transmitter, the Digital 9000. Sophisticated electronics prevent annoying intermodulation, even with many transmitters in the most confined space. This allows operation in an equidistant frequency grid and efficient use of the available frequency spectrum. The legendary SeDAC (Sennheiser Audio Codec) ensures clear, artefact-free sound and optimum dynamics. In Link Density mode, up to 5 links per 1 MHz bandwidth are possible.
Dimensions
76 x 62 x 20 mm (with BA 61 battery)
Audio codec
SePAC (Sennheiser Performance Audio Codec)
SeDAC (Sennheiser Digital Audio Codec)
Modulation method
Link Density mode with digital modulation
Weight
Approx. 147 g (including BA 61 battery and belt clip)
Audio input
3-pin audio jack
Power supply
Max. 960 mW
RF output power
25 mW rms, 50 mW peak
Switchable bandwidth
88 MHz
Operating time
6.5 h (with BA 61 battery)
Modulation
Long range mode with digital modulation
Gain
Microphone: adjustable in 3 dB steps from 0 dB to +42 dB
Line: adjustable in 3 dB steps from -6 dB to +42 dB
Frequency range
470 to 718 MHz, divided into 3 ranges:
SK 6000 A1 - A4: 470 - 558 MHz
SK 6000 A5 - A8: 550 - 638 MHz
SK 6000 B1 - B4: 630 - 718 MHz
Input impedance
Microphone: 22 kΩ
Line: 1 MΩ
LF frequency response
Line: 30 Hz - 20 kHz (3 dB)
Mic: 30 Hz - 20 kHz (3 dB)
Frequency stability
< 5 ppm
Tuning
25 kHz steps
Lower cut-off frequency
Mic: adjustable, 30 Hz, 60 Hz, 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz
Line: 30 Hz, 60 Hz, 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz
Instrument cable emulation
Adjustable cable length with 3 settings
Encryption
AES 256 and Digital 9000 encryption