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The receiver module is a triple conversion, frequency synthesized design, controlled by the microprocessor in the host assembly. The module contains only the frequency tuning and audio output components for each channel to reduce cost. A common DSP and microprocessor in the host assembly are used for all six receiver modules to decode the received signals and restore the digital audio. Using a single DSP results in a reduction in cost per channel. The host assembly will handle up to six receiver modules via multi-pin connectors on the side of the main housing. The modules are held in place with snap-in retaining clips. The clips hold the modules firmly but are easy to remove without tools to make needed changes.

Where professional audio quality and precision are paramount, the VRS Standard Receiver Module for Venue Receiver Master Unit, Frequency Block 25 (640.000-665.500MHz) stands out. This advanced receiver module is designed with a triple conversion, frequency synthesized design, meticulously controlled by the microprocessor within the host assembly. The module is engineered to contain only the frequency tuning and audio output components for each channel, a strategic design choice that effectively reduces cost without compromising on performance. It leverages a common Digital Signal Processor (DSP) and microprocessor in the host assembly, utilized across all six receiver modules. This innovative approach decodes the received signals and restores the digital audio, ensuring crystal clear sound quality. The use of a single DSP not only streamlines the process but also results in a significant reduction in cost per channel, making it a cost-effective solution for professional audio needs. The host assembly is capable of handling up to six receiver modules, connected via multi-pin connectors on the side of the main housing. The modules are securely held in place with snap-in retaining clips. These clips ensure the modules are firmly positioned, yet they are easy to remove without the need for tools, facilitating quick and easy changes when necessary. This feature makes the VRS Standard Receiver Module an ideal choice for dynamic audio environments that require frequent adjustments. In summary, the VRS Standard Receiver Module for Venue Receiver Master Unit, Frequency Block 25 (640.000-665.500MHz) is a testament to advanced audio technology, combining cost-effectiveness, precision, and ease of use in one compact unit.