DEDICATED WIRELESS LISTENING KITS
Choose these non-Auracast kits when real-time sync, multi-channel operation or in-room privacy matters more than BYOD. Every listener uses the compatible receiver or headphone supplied for that system.
THE ANSWER FIRST
Start with the listening workflow—not the radio name. Multi-channel venues, moving groups and privacy-sensitive rooms need different dedicated systems.
Shift Pro is the direct choice for schools, shared spaces and sports viewing that need fast source selection and low-latency 2.4 GHz audio.
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Audiplex M3 combines one transmitter, three clip-on receivers, up to four channels and under-30 ms audio for churches and classrooms.
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Audiplex MX expands the same 2.4 GHz platform to ten receivers with organized charging and storage.
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UT90 is built for silent events, multilingual conferences and classes with regional multi-channel support, under-15 ms latency and long range.
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G900 is the scalable venue-focused option; Quartet 2 is the simple four-headphone set for smaller classrooms, churches and presentations.
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AudiTour serves moving groups with open-ear receivers; R500 keeps infrared audio contained inside privacy-sensitive rooms.
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These are complete listening systems—not speaker systems, add-on receivers or rental SKUs. Prices are pulled from the live product records.
Low-latency multi-source headphone system for schools, shared spaces and sports viewing.
Four-channel clip-on receiver kit with under-30 ms audio for churches and classrooms.
Ten-receiver assistive listening kit with charging dock, carry case and four-channel support.
Regional multi-channel headphone system for silent events, conferences and classes.
Comfortable scalable group listening system for churches, classrooms and longer sessions.
Plug-and-play four-headphone group listening set with approximately 25 ms latency.
Open-ear tour and training system for moving groups, with long battery life and up to 100 m range.
Line-of-sight listening system that keeps exam, courtroom and meeting audio inside the room.
SIDE-BY-SIDE
All eight require their own compatible receiver or headphone. Choose by channel workflow, latency, range and privacy—not BYOD compatibility.
| Model | Wireless | Best for | Channel / latency | BYOD | Current price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shift Pro | 2.4 GHz | Schools, shared spaces, sports viewing | Up to 4 channels • low latency | No | $349.99 |
| Audiplex M3 | 2.4 GHz RF | Churches and classrooms | Up to 4 channels • <30 ms | No | $299.99 |
| Audiplex MX | 2.4 GHz RF | Managed 10-listener deployments | Up to 4 channels • <30 ms | No | $599.99 |
| UT90 | UHF | Silent and multilingual events | US 6 / EU 3 channels • <15 ms | No | $399.99 |
| G900 | 2.4 GHz | Comfortable scalable groups | Dedicated program • low latency | No | $399.99 |
| Quartet 2 | 2.4 GHz | Simple four-listener groups | Single program • ~25 ms | No | $329.99 |
| AudiTour | 2.4 GHz | Tours and moving groups | Guide program • low latency | No | $499.99 |
| R500 | Infrared | Exams, courts and private rooms | Room-contained line-of-sight audio | No | $699.99 |
Prices are rendered from the live product records and may change. Channel availability varies by region and model. Every system requires its own compatible receiving devices.
DEDICATED SYSTEM OR AURACAST?
Dedicated systems win when latency, channel control or contained audio is the priority. Auracast wins when guests must use their own compatible hearing aids, earbuds or headphones.
Tell us your source, number of simultaneous programs, listener count and whether guests must use their own devices.
FAQ
Start with latency, channel count, range, privacy and whether BYOD is required.
Compare Auracast kits →It is a complete listening system that uses a dedicated 2.4 GHz, UHF or infrared connection between its transmitter and compatible receiving devices.
Choose a dedicated system when lower latency, fast channel switching, long-range UHF or room-contained infrared audio matters more than letting guests use their own compatible devices.
They cannot join these broadcasts directly. A guest may connect a suitable wired listening device to a compatible receiver where the product supports that output, but BYOD is not the core workflow.
No. Most use 2.4 GHz, UT90 uses UHF, and R500 uses room-contained infrared.
Many models can scale with compatible add-on devices, but the supported type and maximum quantity are model-specific. Check the product page before expanding.
No. Harmony, ShareCast and other multi-speaker systems remain in the separate Multi Speaker Systems collection.
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