Configured kit
Power
A power lead matched to the rack inlet and the regional plug agreed for your build. TRUE1 lead shown as a reference.
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Utility rack · 4U
In Ears Digital
Four stereo monitor mixes. One Dante handoff. Your in-ears, ready for the stage.
The complete packing list
What you get
The rack hardware and the essentials that travel with it—configured for your system.
Inside the rack
The reference build
2× Lectrosonics M2T
Two Dante-equipped M2T transmitters provide four independent stereo monitor mixes across four RF carriers.
RF Venue COMBINE6 HDR
One six-input transmitter combiner joins the fitted IEM transmitters to the rear antenna connection.
CLR power distribution
Rack-mounted power distribution and internal power wiring, specified for the installed equipment.
Also included: the CLR enclosure, fitted backplate, mounting hardware and internal power/signal patching for the agreed reference build. Product pictures identify the equipment family; final models and variants follow your quotation.
In the kit
Ready to connect
Your configuration sets the packing list — The rack hardware is listed here. Microphone transmitters, capsules, bodypack receivers, earpieces, external antennas and batteries are supplied only in the quantities and regional variants agreed with your configuration. The M2T Dante connections are loop-through, not redundant primary/secondary networks. No computer or external console is included. Travel bags and cases are optional transport choices, not included by default.
Technical specifications
The numbers behind
your monitoring
Reference configuration shown: two Lectrosonics M2T transmitters, one RF Venue COMBINE6 HDR and a CLR power module. This digital-audio build requires Dante-equipped transmitter variants.
- Monitor mixes
- 4 independent stereo mixes, or up to 8 mono channels using compatible receiver mix modes
- RF carriers
- 2 per M2T · 4 across the illustrated rack
- Dante inputs
- 4 audio receive channels per Dante-equipped M2T · 8 total
- Digital-source latency
- Manufacturer-specified 1.0 ms plus Dante network latency; upstream mixer processing is additional
- Bodypack receivers
- Compatible Lectrosonics Duet receivers; frequency band and compatibility mode must match. Receiver model and quantity are configured to order
- Transmitter RF power
- M2T / M2T/E01: selectable 10, 25 or 50 mW per carrier; other regional variants differ
- Antenna combining
- 6 BNC inputs → 1 antenna output; 4 inputs used for the reference configuration
- Combiner frequency range
- 470–608 MHz USA/Canada variant · 470–698 MHz international variant
- Combiner input limit
- 60 mW maximum per input · 50 dB typical input isolation
- Antenna cabling
- 50 Ω low-loss coax with BNC connections; antenna bandwidth and cable loss matched to the selected RF band
- Rear patch shown
- Dante · control 1 · control 2 · antenna · AC input
Network setup: M2T’s two Dante sockets are switched loop-through ports, not redundant primary/secondary connections. Do not connect them to two separate Dante networks.
Exact transmitter variants, receiver firmware, RF cabling and rack power topology are agreed before build. The illustration is not a promise of redundant AC feeds, an included external antenna or a fixed bodypack quantity.
Manufacturer references: Lectrosonics M2T manual ↗ · M2T technical data ↗ · Duet M2Ra receiver ↗ · COMBINE6 HDR specifications ↗
Regions & model selection
The right Duet system
for your tour
M2T is a family, not a worldwide frequency licence. Lectrosonics lists the M2T A1B1 at 470.100–607.975 MHz, M2T/E01 A1B1 at 470.100–614.375 MHz, and M2T/E01-B1C1 at 537.600–691.175 MHz. These are hardware tuning ranges, not a list of frequencies permitted at every destination.
Choose Dante-equipped transmitters, matching receiver bands and compatible firmware together. Non-Dante M2T variants cannot accept this rack’s network-audio feed. For encrypted operation, receiver mode and keys must also match.
Check the usable overlap of transmitter, receiver, combiner and antenna—not just the widest advertised range. For example, a USA/Canada combiner ends at 608 MHz even when a transmitter can tune higher. Keep each combiner input within 60 mW and the complete antenna system within the local permitted radiated-power limit.
Have the local RF coordinator verify current permissions, licences and clear frequencies for every stop before the tour. Some routes need different regional equipment; no single model is guaranteed to cover every country.
Plan your touring configuration →Portable by design
Rack to road
4U reference format. Plan a protective Peli case around the complete build.
01 / Peli case
Protection for the road
A fitted Peli case adds rigid protection, with an insert and accessory space planned for your complete rack.
Optional transport, configured to order. These drawings illustrate travel formats, not this rack’s exact insert or included accessories. Final packed dimensions and weight are confirmed with your build. Airline cabin acceptance depends on the carrier’s current rules.
The rear patch
How it connects
- The console or compatible Dante source sends eight channels to the two M2T transmitters.
- The transmitters create four independent stereo mixes; the COMBINE6 HDR joins their RF outputs to one antenna path.
- Compatible bodypacks receive the selected mixes. Dante loop-through is not redundant networking.
- Audio network
- DANTE: eight audio channels for four stereo mixes. The reference backplate has one Dante socket.
- Control
- CTRL 1 / CTRL 2 provide the configured transmitter-control network connections.
- RF & power
- One ANT connection from the transmitter combiner · AC IN for the rack.
The drawing shows the reference connector layout, not every connection on each internal device. Final routing, cable types and regional equipment variants are confirmed for your build.
Suggested add-ons
Add what the show needs
Optional additions, not part of the packing list above. We confirm compatibility with your system.
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