Deity THEOS 2-Channel Digital Wireless Kit

The Deity THEOS is a 2-channel digital wireless system of one D2RX receiver and two DBTX bodypack transmitters, working on UHF between 550 and 960 MHz instead of the crowded 2.4 GHz band.

Each DBTX has a built-in recorder that writes 24-bit or 32-bit float WAV files to a microSD card of up to 128 GB, as a backup or for places where wireless cannot be used. Units sold or operated in the U.S. cannot transmit and record at the same time.

The Sidus Audio app controls the D2RX and the DBTX, with frequency scanning and assignment, coordination across several receivers, gain staging, and remote start of the backup recorder. The DBTX takes timecode wirelessly from a Deity TC-1, or from any generator through a hardwired jam on its 3.5 mm input.

The US model covers four bands, 550 to 608 MHz, 614 to 616 MHz, 653 to 663 MHz, and 902 to 928 MHz, for 96 MHz of spectrum. The Global model sets itself to the rules of its country when it is activated in the app. Transmitters run at up to 100 mW with a range of up to 450 ft, and they can sit as close as 700 kHz apart.

A DBTX runs up to 14 hours on Deity lithium AA batteries and up to 8.5 hours on NiMH cells. The D2RX and the DBTX have removable antennas, so they pack smaller in a case.

Features

• One D2RX dual-channel receiver and two DBTX transmitters
• Digital UHF from 550 to 960 MHz
• Up to 100 mW RF power and 450 ft range
• 32-bit float backup recorder in each transmitter
• Wireless timecode sync from the Deity TC-1
• Remote control in the Sidus Audio app
• Up to 14 hours on lithium AA batteries