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Sennheiser Spectera wireless audio technology rollout
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The broadcasting industry is transitioning toward ‘Radio 3.0,’ a model focused on multiplatform engagement through live audio delivery. In support of these technological shifts, the Sennheiser Group has introduced its Spectera ecosystem, a bidirectional broadband wireless platform. Following the initial announcement of upcoming hardware, Sennheiser has commenced shipping the Spectera SKM handheld transmitter. This transmitter, a move that completes the core components of the company’s ecosystem. Designed for professional use in live sound, theatre, broadcast, and places of worship, the device utilizes a ‘WMAS approach’ to provide ultra-low-latency wireless audio audio. The transmitter is available in both UHF and includes an integrated control channel 1.4 GHz variants. At LEaT con 2026, Sennheiser detailed that the Spectera system utilizes a combination of OFDM, TDMA, and TDD technologies, allowing microphone and in-ear signals to operate simultaneously within a single TV channel. The system integrates audio, control, and monitoring data into the same RF broadband channel, which eliminates the need for remote a separate wireless control network. This allows engineers to remotely adjust parameters like gain and low-cut while monitoring of real-time data such as battery status, RF performance, and audio levels. signal strength. Additionally, partner SoundBase has updated its manufacturer-independent RF planning and management software to support Spectera. This includes a new ‘Remote View’ feature, which allows live monitoring data to be shared across a production network with other team members using a single license to reduce network load.
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- 2026-09-28 07:53 UTC Sennheiser Spectera wireless audio technology rollout
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