Saramonic WiTalk-WT9D Wireless Intercom Headset System, 9 Person 1.9GHz Dual Ear Communication Headsets 400m Team Communication

The Saramonic WiTalk-WT9D is a 9-Person full-duplex dual-ear 1.9GHz wireless headset and Hub Base Station intercom system for professional production teams. Ideal for multi-person film, television, stage, photo shoot, and sports productions. Its hands-free design enables a crew to communicate wirelessly, while being able to work unencumbered, moving freely throughout the venue or location. It features a remarkable line-of-sight range of up to 1312-feet (400m) and extended battery runtime, giving your team the range and power needed to get through a days production. The entire system is completed with a rugged water-tight custom hard case for travel and storage. True Full-Duplex Operation with Simultaneous Communication for 9-People Unlike some intercom systems that say they are full duplex, the WiTalk-WT9D is a real full-duplex intercom system. Allowing your team of up to 9 people to simultaneously communicate at any time. There are no limitations and how many people can speak at the same time, letting your team communicate efficiently and not have to wait for another user to stop talking. Much more powerful and effective then walkie-talkies, other two-way systems, and other full-duplex intercoms that limit your communication to 1 to 2 users at a time. Hands-Free Operation, with Easy to Access Controls The WiTalk-WT9D is truly hands-free, allowing users to work and communicate with ease, and without reaching for a push-to-talk every time they need to speak. Whether you are a film crew working with a director calling the shots, a stage team making sure the production runs smoothly, or a coaching team on the sidelines, the WiTalk lets you communicate clearly and not have to worry about unneeded controls. When you need to mute your microphone its just as easy as flipping the gooseneck mic up or pressing mute on the remotes earcup controller. Volume adjustments are just as simple, with easy to find up-and-down buttons on the controller.