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1.  Wireless operation through Performer speakers
Q: Would your Wireless Transmitter (WM60) connect to any 19" Mixer or will it only work with one of your mixers? To integrate more than one Performer speaker into my current mobile setup, what Wireless Modules do I need? A: The WM60 mono wireless transmitter can be used in conjunction with any mixer without... more

2.  UM30, UM31, UM40, UM41, UM50, UM51 Frequency List
The preset frequencies of these wireless devices are as follows (in MHz): Europe: 863.100, 863.600, 863.225, 863.725, 863.350, 863.850, 863.475, 863.975 864.600, 864.100, 864.725, 864.225, 864.800, 864.350, 864.900, 864.475 Elsewhere: 705.000, 705.625, 706.275, 706.975, 707.625, 708.475, 709.125,... more

3.  Can the Performer speakers transmit through walls?
The Performer speakers can transmit through walls, provided that they are not solid cement or thick steel or any material that would obviously obstruct the transmission.

4.  WM series compatibility
The wireless WM series transmitters for the can be used with any mixer, however the WM40 receivers are only compatible with our Performer speakers alone.  The WM400 receivers, on the other hand, can be used with any active speaker.

5.  Do I need the Performer Speakers to use the Phonic Wireless Systems?
No, not at all. The WM60 (mono) and WM70 (stereo) transmitters can be used in conjunction with our WM40 and WM400 receivers.  The WM40 are design specifically for our Performer Active speakers, however the WM400 can be connected to any Active speaker, preferably with XLR inputs. You can buy the transmitter... more

6.  WM Wireless System Frequency List
IEC, BS Countries (eg. European Countries) Left Channel: 863.100, 863.600, 863.225, 863.725, 863.350, 863.850, 863.475, 863.975, 864.600, 864.100, 864.725, 864.225, 864.800, 864.350, 864.900, 864.475 Right Channel: 864.450, 864.875, 864.325, 864.775, 864.200, 864.700, 864.075, 864.575, 863.125, 863.625,... more

7.  Distortion or cut outs on the W5 system?
Pushing the RF button on the W5 system will make the system seek a new transmission channel and should correct any quality/clarity issues the device may be experiencing. Please remember that as this device transmits at 2.4 GHz, any other device in the area transmitting at the same frequency can cause... more

8.  WM series in the United States?
As the FCC recently sold off the 700-800 MHz frequency range in the United States, Phonic have discontinued the WM series of wireless transmitters/receivers within the USA. There are no immediate plans to reintroduce the series to the US market.