Sennheiser EM 6000 Digital 6000 Receiver

The EM 6000 is Sennheiser's 1RU, two-channel Digital 6000 receiver, built as the rack-mount backbone for touring and broadcast productions running large numbers of wireless channels in the same venue. An equidistant frequency grid simplifies setup across many channels, and 32 RF pre-selection filters cut down interference in an RF-dense environment like a stadium or convention center.

It switches between Long Range Mode, which uses Sennheiser's SeDAC codec for maximum range and audio quality, and Link Density Mode, which packs up to 5 channels into each MHz of bandwidth for very large channel counts. An integrated antenna splitter supports cascading up to 8 units without extra hardware, and dual OLED displays with a link quality indicator make monitoring straightforward from the rack. The standard EM 6000 outputs analog and AES-3; the EM 6000 Dante adds an Audinate Brooklyn II card with dual RJ-45 ports for direct Dante networking.