Deity HD-TX (Recorder and Transmitter unit announced.)

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Heezzi

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Do More, Carry Less
We wanted to create a transmitter that would combine several critical tools that we all carry in our sound kits into the ultimate multi-tool. There have been transmitters with recorders built-in, but none have ever allowed you to monitor the recording and files using headphones plugged into the device.
You wouldn’t use a camera without a monitor, why would you record audio if you can’t hear it?
HD-TX Features:
Transmit and record simultaneously*
Multiple RF Outputs (10mW, 25mW, 50mW, 100mW, AUTO)
Guard Rail Analog Limiter
75Hz and 150Hz Low Cut Filters
Boost Audio Frequencies 7KHz – 20Khz
Assign User ID’s to each transmitter
1.3″ OLED display
Screen and button lock
Record 24bit/48kHz WAV files to MicroSD card
Both a XLR input and 3.5mm Mic/Line input
+48V Phantom Power
~10hrs of battery life at 100mW**
8hrs record time on a 8Gb MicroSD card
Headphone jack for live monitoring and listening to playback
Screen and button auto-lock
Firmware updatable

*Deity HD-TX units sold inside the USA will disable audio transmission when you hit record. Only internationally sold units will feature the ability to transmit and record simultaneously.
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https://www.deitymic.com/hdtx/
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From the page Heezi links to:

"*Deity HD-TX units sold inside the USA will disable audio transmission when you hit record. Only internationally sold units will feature the ability to transmit and record simultaneously."

Because, presumably, of the Zaxcom patent on recording transmitters. I'm not trying to SS; rather, I was wondering if Deity had found a way around the patent issues. The HD-TX is still an interesting plug-in transmitter.
 
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Jim Feeley said:
From the page Heezi links to:

"*Deity HD-TX units sold inside the USA will disable audio transmission when you hit record. Only internationally sold units will feature the ability to transmit and record simultaneously."

Because, presumably, of the Zaxcom patent on recording transmitters. I'm not trying to SS; rather, I was wondering if Deity had found a way around the patent issues. The HD-TX is a cool looking plug-in transmitter.
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Thanks for posting that. I posted that from my phone and didn't put everything in. I was bummed too when I found out as well.
 
Noiz2 said:
Or trademarking Taco Tuesday...
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He lost yesterday...

(1) It's an American lexicon "commonplace message"
(2) "Techno Taco Tuesday" is already trademarked and TT is too similar to it (lol)

But it turns out he may have tried to do this only so if it gets rejected it would be more difficult to sue him if he used the terms generic meaning to make money off of (or so it seems).
 
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