GearCast Video - Revolabs Executive Elite Wireless Conference System Review

Revolabs Executive Elite™ 4- and 8-channelDefinition:
1. In radio, television, citizen's band radio, and other wireless communications modes, a specific frequency for communication. 2. In mixers and video, an input or output signal path with controls. 3. In MIDI, one of 16 data paths. wireless microphoneDefinition:
A microphone with a transmitter that sends radio-frequency signals to link wireless with a receiver, obviating the need for a cable. systems are the latest products in the Revolabs family of boardroom and conference room audio solutions. Architected to support deployments requiring increased number of microphones, they provide enhanced integration with room control systems, leverage a distributed architecture for straightforward, trouble-free installations, and facilitate remoteDefinition:
A broadcast from the field, not from the studio. A Remote Control. management capabilities. Finally, the Executive Elite products feature the superior audio quality required for exceptional audio and video conferencing.

Utilizing a distributed architecture, Executive Elite separates the remote antennaDefinition:
A device for radiating or receiving electromagnetic signals. receiver unit from the Executive Elite base digitalDefinition:
A signal or data expressed as series of the digits 0 and 1, typically represented by values of a physical quantity such as voltage or magnetic polarization. signal-processing (DSPDefinition:
1. DSP (Digital Signal Processor): An integrated circuit or device that mathematically alters sound or video signals. 2. DSP (Digital Signal Processing): The technique of converting an analog signal into digital data, manipulating that data, then producing an analog output that reflects the changes caused by these manipulations done in the digital domain.) unit. A standard CAT5e or CAT6 cable supporting Power over EthernetDefinition:
A local area network (LAN) using cables classified according to certain categories (CAT5, CAT6, CAT5e, etc.). These relate to the speed a cable can handle. (PoEDefinition:
(Power over Ethernet) Voltage over Ethernet cables to power remote equipment without needing a separate power supply, up to a maximum output of 15.4 W.) connects the antenna receiver and base DSP unit, enabling simplified distributed or in-room installations. Whether ceiling- or wall-mounted, the remote antenna receiver unit can be placed in the room with the wireless microphones, regardless of the location of the receiver base DSP unit. Revolabs Executive Elite systems support up to four or eight microphones and employ Revolabs OTA™ technology. Revolabs OTA technology enables receivers in relative proximity to one another to synchronize automatically, thus allowing deployments of multiple Revolabs Executive Elite receivers to optimize usage of the available high-definition audio channels. In North America, South America, and Japan, 44 mics and more can be used one room or area. In Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia, Executive Elite receivers can support 76 or more microphones in one area. The distributed architecture serves to further support deployments requiring significant numbers of microphones for audio and unified communication applications.

The Executive Elite system pairs exclusively with the full suite of Revolabs Executive Elite microphones and adapters. The suite includes omnidirectionalDefinition:
A pattern describing a microphone, radio antenna, or loudspeaker that radiates or picks up in all directions equally., directional, gooseneck (6-inch and 12-inch variations), and wearable microphones as well as a TA4 (mini XLR) adapter and XLR adapter. Microphones and adapters can be mixed and matched to suit the user's deployment requirements. The Revolabs Executive Elite microphones introduce new and improved audio capabilities enabling significantly enhanced audio pickupDefinition:
1. Transducer attached to a musical instrument that converts mechanical vibrations into an electrical signal for recording or amplification 2. The part of a phonograph that translates mechanical motion from grooves into electrical signals for subsequent amplification., improved signal-to-noise ratioDefinition:
Abbreviated SNR. The ratio in dB between the noise floor and a nominal signal level (not the maximum level, which instead defines the Dynamic Range. See Dynamic Range.), and expanded digital signal communication over the wireless link. Combined with Revolabs "Designed for Speech" technology, the Executive Elite microphones provide the highest quality audio for any communication application.