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Yukon Directional Sound Amplification
System is a revolutionary new device for capturing and recording
sound under a wide variety of conditions. Professional quality technical
performance, including broad frequency response, high sensitivity,
and crystal clear audio output, is combined with compact dimensions
and light weight to provide an audio device that is unique in the
industry.
The microphone has very selective
directionality - we use the term 'hyper-cardioid' to describe the
directional characteristics of the unit. Precision engineered to
the latest technical specifications and using the state-of-the-art
electronic components, the Yukon DSAS allows you to listen to sounds
at a distance up to 300 feet (100 meters). Selective Resonation
Design, an exclusive DSAS feature, captures and delivers the sounds
emanating from the subject under observation while rejecting sound
from outside the selected area.
Directional Antennae allows the
DSAS to reduce background and wind noise without the need for a
bulky parabolic dish. The sound receiver is removable (demountable).
The electrical power for the DSAS is provided by a commonly available
3-volt lithium battery, which will deliver up to 300 hours of operation
before replacement is required. Audio output level is adjusted by
digital push buttons.
The DSAS can be tripod mounted or easily attached to camcorders,
binoculars, spotting scopes and night vision devices. It incorporates
a special ? inch pullout junction that allows the unit to be attached
to optical devices.
The DSAS extends the capabilities
of any optical device - you can not only observe an object but also
listen to sound emanating from it. Recording devices can be attached
via a standard audio jack. The unit comes completely equipped with
headset, batteries, user's manual and a padded corduroy carrying
case.
The professional qualities of the
DSAS allows it to be employed by sound engineers and journalists
while its low cost and small size makes it attractive for very wide
variety of users - search and rescue services, security personnel,
ornithologists and nature-lovers. |