Audio-Technica Replacement Antenna Assembly for System 10 Wireless Receivers

Upgrade your System 10 Wireless Receivers with this top - notch Replacement Antenna Assembly. Specifically crafted for the System 10 wireless series, it offers outstanding signal reception and transmission, boosting the dependability of your audio setup. Whether you're replacing an old antenna or upgrading your system, this antenna keeps your wireless audio gear performing at its best, even in tough situations. The antenna assembly is precisely made to last. It integrates smoothly with your System 10 Wireless Receivers. Its sturdy build can handle daily use while ensuring a stable and clear signal. Whether you're on stage for a live show or in a recording studio, it provides the reliability and efficiency for excellent audio results. Installation is a breeze, allowing for a quick and easy setup. It's fully compatible with the System 10 series, so your wireless receivers can keep performing optimally without extra adjustments. This replacement part is the perfect choice to maintain the high quality of your audio equipment and ensure non - stop performance. Key Features: Specifically designed for System 10 Wireless Receivers; Improves signal reception and transmission; Durable and reliable construction; Easy to install and compatible with System 10 series. Specifications: Compatible with ATW - RU13 (System 10 Pro Rack - Mount Receiver); Compatible with ATW - R1700 (System 10 Camera - Mount Receiver); Not Compatible with ATW - R1100 (System 10 Stack - Mount Receiver); Not Compatible with ATW - R1500 (Stompbox Receiver). Package Contents: Replacement Antenna Assembly.

Using this replacement antenna assembly is super easy. First, make sure your System 10 Wireless Receiver is turned off. Then, gently remove the old antenna. Take your new replacement antenna assembly and attach it to the receiver. It should fit right in because it's designed specifically for the System 10 series. Once it's on, you can turn your receiver back on and start using it. When it comes to maintenance, try to keep the antenna clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down every once in a while. Also, avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're using it in a live performance, be careful not to knock it around too much. And always double - check the connections to make sure the signal stays strong. If you run into any issues, like a weak signal, first check if the antenna is properly attached. If that doesn't solve the problem, it might be a good idea to contact the manufacturer.