Recent content by Diana Mullis

There is yet another advantage to going Pro Intercom over Clear-Com: the MS301 master station has an override button that forces the LS3 speaker station volume back up to a preset value. No gaff tape required. :)

Thank you for your support and kind words. All our products are Clear-Com compatible so we can help you get that system up and running. The Telex/RTS is a different story as it is a balanced intercom system whereas Clear-Com and Pro Intercom are unbalanced. Give us a call or email via...

Absolutely. I'll watch for it.

How many channels of intercom will you need and how many stations in total?

Absolutely! Booth 2720 if you care to drop by.

OK, if everyone can be wired you could use the econoCom EC7 which gives you an adapter, a power interface, and 7 BP1 beltpacks. Then you can pick your choice for headsets. The beltpacks will be daisy-chained using microphone cable. If you absolutely must have any of the 7 stations on...

Kind words. Very much appreciated. The partnering with ListenTalk has been fabulous and requires only our AD903 adapter and our custom C3M_105 cable to run from the AD903 into 1 ListenTalk LK-1 transceiver which acts as the base for all the other LK-1 transceivers in the group. Voila! You...

Agreed. Powering from a UPS is always preferable to avoid surges and outages. Any decent intercom system will have power conditioning built in as well.

Let's start with identifying how many stations would be required and how they will communicate with FOH. Do they need to be in constant contact and will need to wear a headset or can any of the stations be better served by a wall-mounted handset or headset station? Once you know how many...

Aidan, if we can help, give us a call at 888-320-5928. There is always someone available to walk through your requirements and make suggestions. Take a look at http://prointercomllc.com/category/econocom/

My understanding was that there have been some recent changes that have caused problems for Baofang and the frequencies they use. Most often we see Motorola or Kenwood.

Pro Intercom has 2 ways to do wireless. 1) AD913 adapter ~$165 plus custom cable $60-100 range, based on model of walkie-talkie. First walkie-talkie becomes 'base'. 2) Second scenario is similar in that we use the AD913 and a custom cable #C3M-105 ~$45, except this scenario uses Listen...

You are correct. We don't build a wireless product and instead use one of adapters to interface with ListenTalk.

Always available for questions. Give us a call so we can discuss your requirements.

Come see us at booth #243. Lots of equipment to show off.