THIS IS A PRE-ORDER ITEM; Units expected to ship "End of September / Early October"

• Features Global OneBand: 550-960MHz for possible frequencies
• The transmitter features a built-in recorder* for alternative use
• Supports MicroSD card; up to 128GB in size
• Wirelessly sync timecode to the Deity TC-1; Hard-wire jam via 3.5mm
• Supports remote control functionality via the Sidus Audio app 
• Ultra-Long battery life
• Up to 100mW RF Power; Up to 300ft Range

Wideband UHF Spectrum

The Deity Theos Digital Wireless Microphone System sets itself apart by utilizing a broad UHF spectrum instead of the congested 2.4Ghz band. This system’s frequencies range from 550-960 MHz. (the actual band size and spectrum will depend on which block / regional kit is purchased).

Wireless Timecode Sync

The Theos’ most unique feature is that the transmitter can be natively synced wirelessly from the Deity TC-1 timecode generator. Timecode ensures your backup WAV files will sync with your master file in post. This feature is especially useful for filmmakers who need to work with multiple cameras or devices. It ensures that your audio and video files are perfectly synced, thus making the editing process much smoother. Alternatively, the DBTX can be synced via the 3.5mm jack if you are using 3rd party timecode generators.

Remote Control via Sidus Audio App

The Deity Theos Digital Wireless Microphone System has a unique feature that allows remote control of both the transmitter and receiver through the Sidus Audio app. With this app, you can easily perform frequency scanning and assignment, coordinate frequencies among several receivers, adjust gain staging, and remotely trigger the backup recorder. This feature eliminates the need to physically handle the device, making it much more convenient when working on set.

SMA Antenna Ports

Both the DBTX and D2RX come with SMA antenna ports, which allow you to swap out antennas to fine-tune your frequency or replace them if they get damaged. This feature makes transporting your gear more compact in its case, which is especially useful when working on location.