If your church is anything like mine, you’re still trying to figure out this hybrid model of livestream and in-person worship. People are coming back, but there are still a couple hundred families each week who prefer to tune in online.
So how do you communicate the complexities of live and broadcast during your service? How does your team make it happen?
This new wireless intercom system (Solidcom M1) is built entirely to help with that. It’s made for venues sized 100-1000 people which is where most CSDI readers find themselves. Check out some of the details and then give them a look!
Built-In Panel Antenna
With up to 1300ft (400m) one-way transmission range fronting the panel and an extra 160ft (50m) range at the back, the built-in panel antenna is perfect for one-way communication in unobstructed venues, such as church events and concerts. Open the box, power up the devices and, there you go, Solidcom M1 is ready for its mission.
External FRP Antennas (Comes in One Pair)
The external FRP antennas are endowed with reliable transmission in 360° radius range of around 985ft (300m), ideal for large-scale events including sports events, exhibitions, etc.
Setting up groups with Solidcom M1 is an intuitive experience
It’s as easy as selecting the numbers of specific beltpacks and making them a group. Either through the base station, Hollyland APP or webpage, a group can be created and managed in seconds. The system supports up to 3 groupings, and you can flexibly allocate the belt packs to team members such as lighting crew, camera crew, PAs, etc.
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