Knoll Goes Wireless
Knoll’s new WTA-PACK “No-Wire” audio system claims a high quality audio signal that can travel through most walls and is reliable up to 100′ (30 meters) and 150′ (45 meters) outdoor (line of sight). Using Knoll Systems’ so-called “Klean Audio Technology” (KAT), this system features an analog input, digital transmitter paired with a unique, easy to position, 25-watts-per-channel receiver-amplifier. A line level receiver is also offered for instances where amplification is already available.
In addition to audio-only, the company now also has an HDMI version.
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