nUX B-2

• Fabricant : nUX
• Modèle : B-2
• Catégorie : Systèmes sans fil
• Fiche créée le : 13/11/2017

Nux B2, is a digital, wireless system designed for maximum compatibility for home or studio rehearsals. Nux B2 passed rigorous testing to achieve the highest signal stability and audio transmission quality hands-down. It’s gig-ready!

Easy-to-Use, Ease of Freedom
 
NUX B-2 works like a guitar cable but it offers you freedom of playing guitar in easiest way. Setting up the system is about clicking 2 buttons, choose the same channel on transmitter and receiver, and B-2 is ready to play.
 
Clarity, Unplugged!
 
As a guitarist, nothing should block your signal way. B-2 delivers 32-bit digital wireless sound quality and 44.1 kHz frequency response, so you’ll hear your guitar tone in every detail. Using the latest digital wireless format, B-2 operates in 2.4 GHz range, far beyond any radio or TV interference, and it is more than capable of safely handling your audio signal wirelessly.

And with a wide dynamic range of more than 110 dB, you’ll hear the full frequency range of your guitar or bass. NUX B-2 will deliver your instrument signal to your equipment just like a high-quality cable.

Fast Recharging, Long Lasting Battery
 
NUX B-2 is always ready to go. The transmitter and receiver uses built-in long-life batteries which can run for up to 20 hours. A long-lasting rechargeable transmitter and receiver gives you up to 6 hours of playing time per charge. When you’re not playing, B-2 enters sleep mode to extend battery life up to 20 hours. And when it’s time to recharge, use the USB cable comes with the package and plug to transmitter and the receiver.

Guitar Friendly, Smart-Design
 
NUX B-2 guitar-friendly, smart-design transmitter, means its jack has a swivel adjustment allowing you to duck the unit out of your playing field. Just plug in the 1/4” transmitter, and pair with the receiver. B-2 transmitter works with all guitar types.

To ensure compatibility with popular guitar types, you can configure the transmitter plug in two ways, be it facing downward to fit into recessed top mounted inputs as found on Stratocasters*, or facing forward for non-recessed inputs such as classic Les Paul* shaped guitars.