Can 2 Sennheiser wireless receivers receive the same signal from 1 transmitter?

[redman]

If I've got 2 receivers set to the frequency of the 1 wireless transmitter will they both receive the signal clearly?

 

[GaryNattrass]

Yes.

We do this a lot in broadcast and it is useful if you need to cover two areas with the same transmitter or feed two cameras with the same signal from a mixer etc.

Note it will not work the other way though and you can not use two transmitters with one receiver.

 

[redman]

Yes.

We do this a lot in broadcast and it is useful if you need to cover two areas with the same transmitter.

Note it will not work the other way though and you can not use two transmitters with one receiver.

Great thanks for the info. I thought for sure this shouldn't be a problem but just seemed "too easy".

 

[Greg Smith]

No problem at all, do it all the time. It can also give you a kind of spatial diversity that may improve the reliability of the system if you record both outputs and use the best one.

- Greg

 

[redman]

No problem at all, do it all the time. It can also give you a kind of spatial diversity that may improve the reliability of the system if you record both outputs and use the best one.

- Greg

:thumbsup:

 

[John Willett]

If I've got 2 receivers set to the frequency of the 1 wireless transmitter will they both receive the signal clearly?

Yes - it's already beed said.

This is the same as the way broadcast radio and television work - on etransmitter to many receivers.

What you CAN'T do, however, is to have more than one transmitter on the same frequency.