While the Beltpack Module shares some features with the Cube throwable mic from the Catchbox Plus system-such as the Active Auto Mute and customizable covers-there are significant differences between the two. Understanding these differences will help you make an informed choice.
Audience Size & Maximum Wireless Range
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Catchbox Plus
Audience Size & Maximum Wireless Range
- Catchbox Plus is designed for various audience sizes, handling even large gatherings of up to 1000 people, with maximum wireless range of up to 100 m / 330 ft. It's ideal for large venues, events, lecture halls, and unsupervised meeting rooms, ensuring clear audio.
- Beltpack Module relies on the third-party beltpack system it integrates with. Its performance depends on the capabilities of the external system.
Four Mic Connectivity
- Catchbox Plus allows you to pair up to 4 mics with a single Hub DSP receiver. All of the mics can be used simultaneously. This feature adds to the system's versatility for various event setups.
- Beltpack Module does not support multi-mic connectivity and depends entirely on the capabilities of the third-party beltpack system.
Use Cases
- The Catchbox Plus system is perfect for everything from small meetings to large installations, making it ideal for lectures, hybrid meetings, face-to-face meetings, as well as bigger events. When you receive your Plus system, it's ready-to-go right out of the box. For a simple setup just connect it with your computer or loudspeakers.
- Beltpack Module is a viable solution if you already own a third-party beltpack transmitter. It converts your beltpack transmitter into a throwable microphone but requires more setup and integration effort. It’s best suited for managed, supervised events where a dedicated audio technician is available.
Multiple Systems in One Room
- Catchbox Plus supports up to 6 Cube, Clip or Stick mics in the US, and up to 10 Cube, Clip or Stick mics EU/globally, allowing for multiple interactive elements without interference.
- Beltpack Module scalability depends on the third-party beltpack system manufacturer, which may have limitations on the number of units that can be used simultaneously.