Anchor Wireless Presentation System

This is a voice-lift package built around the Anchor AN-130F1BK+ Speaker Monitor, a portable powered speaker with the wireless receiver built into the cabinet - no separate receiver to rack, power or cable, and nothing extra to set on the lectern. Thirty watts of amplification and 103 dB of output cover a classroom, a training room, a house of worship annex or an audience of about 150 people, and the front panel keeps the controls down to bass, treble and volume.

The WB-8000 belt-pack transmitter in the box talks to that built-in receiver over UHF in the 540-570 MHz range with 16 selectable channels, works out to roughly 150 feet, and runs 6 to 8 hours on two AA batteries. Two microphones ship with it, both on the TA4F connector the belt pack takes: an LM-60 unidirectional lapel mic for a presenter who wants the microphone out of sight, and an HBM-TA4F headband mic for hands-free work where the head keeps turning. Plug in, pick a channel, and the presenter walks the room.