At IBC 2024, Nino discussed the Solidcom C1-Pro Roaming Hub with Lawrence Leigh from Hollyland. The Roaming Hub supports communication for up to 20 headsets and six groups, has a range of 1,600 feet (500 meters), and is backward compatible. The Hub’s highlight is its roaming feature that allows seamless transitions between Hubs as users move around, making it suitable for situations where reliable communication is essential. Before diving into the specifics of the Roaming Hub, it’s helpful first to review Hollyland’s range of intercom solutions, which are designed to meet the communication needs of different teams. From compact setups to more complex productions, Hollyland offers budget-friendly versions like the new SE, more advanced systems with more features like the C1 Pro, and systems like the M1 with belt packs, etc., all of which fall under the label “Solidcom.” If you missed it, you can read our review of the Hollyland Solidcom M1 here. Lawrence from Hollyland and Nino from CineD at IBC 2024. Source: CineD Looking at the Roaming Hub, Lawrence explained that where the standard C1 Pro Hub supports up to 8 users (with 2 Hubs, it can support 16), the Roaming Hub significantly increases that capacity to up to 20 users. Forty-eight headsets connected with 2 Roaming Hubs and a standard C1 Pro Hub. Source: CineD Although the Roaming Hub extends the range of the Solidcom M1 to 500m/1640 ft and the C1 Pro to 350m/1148 ft, the highlight of the Hub, according to Lawrence, is precisely...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 30 September, 2024