Definitive Audio DA UHF 100 Guitar
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Professional UHF transmission with PLL synthesis for a stable connection and preserved dynamics
- Up to 50 MHz bandwidth and up to 2000 switchable frequencies to adapt to crowded environments
- Infrared ACT synchronization for quick pairing of the belt transmitter with the receiver
- Optimized reception thanks to 2 antennas, readable LCD screen, and easy 1U rack integration
Manufacturer Information
Definitive Audio
https://www.definitiveaudio.co.uk
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A UHF wireless system designed to keep your sound intact
The DA UHF 100 Guitar is designed for guitarists and bassists who want to cut the cable without sacrificing the essentials: attack, precision, and signal stability. Its UHF band and PLL (phase-locked loop) circuit provide reliable operation with low harmonic radiation, ideal for stage, rehearsals, and technical setups.
For guitarists, bassists, and versatile configurations
With its compact belt transmitter and a stated range of up to 60 m line-of-sight distance, this system targets mobile musicians: singer-guitarists, bassists on stage, multi-instrumentalists, or worship musicians. The kit includes a guitar cable (6.35mm Jack to 4-pin mini-XLR) for quick setup, and the mini-XLR input also allows for other compatible uses depending on your setup.
ACT, frequency groups, and stage-ready connectivity
The ACT function simplifies live use: wireless synchronization of the transmitter is done via the infrared interface. On the receiver side, the frequency group design and multiple predefined groups make it easy to select a suitable frequency, while the mute control (audio code and noise lock) helps maintain a clean signal during transitions. For integration, you have independent balanced XLR outputs and a balanced 6.35mm Jack Mix Out, all housed in a 1U chassis with a rack mounting kit.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 50 Hz | Number of channels | 1 |
| Frequency response - end | 18 kHz | Color | Black |
| Category | Complete system | ||
| System type | UHF wireless system for guitar and bass | Antennas | 2 separate antennas |
| Frequency band | UHF | Receiver format | 1U chassis with rack-mounting kit |
| Circuit | PLL phase-locked loop | Outputs | independent balanced XLR |
| Harmonic radiation | low | Output | balanced 6.35 mm Jack, Mix Out type |
| Frequency groups | several predefined groups compatible with the operating frequency | Display | large LCD screen |
| Tuning bandwidth | up to 50 MHz | Receiver | single receiving channel |
| Number of frequencies | up to 2,000 switchable frequencies | Included accessory | guitar cable (6.35 mm Jack to 4-pin mini-XLR) |
| ACT function | wireless transmitter synchronisation via infrared interface | Beltpack transmitter | 4-pin mini-XLR input connection |
| Frequency response range (main characteristics) | 50 Hz to 16 kHz, flat response | Body Pack | PLL phase-locked loop frequency synthesiser oscillation mode |
Questions frequently asked
What range does the Definitive Audio DA UHF 100 Guitar provide?
The specified range reaches up to 60 m in line-of-sight distance, suitable for onstage mobility or rehearsals.
Is the wireless system compatible with a guitar or a bass?
The supplied cable connects a 6.35 mm instrument output to the 4-pin mini-XLR input of the belt pack transmitter. This setup is intended for guitar and bass.
How to synchronize the transmitter with the receiver?
The ACT function enables wireless synchronization via an infrared interface. The receiver offers up to 2,000 switchable frequencies over a bandwidth of up to 50 MHz. Predefined frequency groups simplify selection.
What outputs are available on the receiver?
The receiver includes independent balanced XLR outputs as well as a balanced 6.35 mm jack Mix Out.
Can the receiver be rack-mounted?
Its 1U chassis comes with a rack mounting kit and features two separate antennas.



