Sennheiser Spectera

Sennheiser's Spectera ecosystem changes the game for wireless. One Base Station handles up to 64 channels of mic and IEM signal, with real-time battery, RF health, and audio reporting from every device. The lineup is now complete with the Spectera SKM handheld, compatible with Sennheiser and Neumann capsules and rated for up to six hours per battery. Touring artists are already using it on stage. SoundPro's Certified Account Managers can help you configure the same rig for your next tour, service, or production.

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From Training to Touring

Our certified Account Managers will help you configure the right Sennheiser system for your event needs, factor in your existing gear and setup, and put together a quote tailored to your touring or event application.

You're not just getting a box, you're getting a partner who knows the gear, the rooms it goes in, and what it takes to make the install actually work.

  • Certified Sennheiser Dealer

    SoundPro is an authorized Sennheiser dealer, ready to sell, support, and configure the full Spectera ecosystem, including the Spectera Base Station and the newly available Spectera SKM handheld.

  • 16+ Industry Certifications

    Our Account Managers are certified across the major AVL platforms, so you get answers from people who actually deploy this gear.

  • Built for Your Deadline

    Project on a tight timeline? Tell us your install date and we'll work backward from there to make sure the gear shows up when you need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What makes Sennheiser Spectera different from a traditional wireless microphone system?

    Spectera is a bidirectional wideband system built on Sennheiser's WMAS technology, so instead of a separate rack of receivers and a separate rack of IEM transmitters, one Base Station handles up to 64 channels of mic and monitor signal on a single wideband RF carrier. That single carrier design gives it dropout resistance equivalent to roughly 40 times the diversity of a traditional narrowband system on an 8 MHz carrier, plus real time visibility into battery, RF health, and audio levels for every device on the system.

  • How many channels can one Spectera Base Station support for a multi room install?

    A single 1RU Spectera Base Station supports up to 64 channels (32 in / 32 out) across up to two wideband RF carriers, with redundant Dante and optional redundant MADI for clean network integration. Additional antennas can be added for redundancy, extended zone coverage, or more spectrum capacity, which makes it a strong fit for integrators planning multi room or multi campus builds.

  • Is the Spectera SKM handheld transmitter available to order now?

    Yes. The Spectera SKM handheld completes the core Spectera lineup and is now shipping in both UHF and 1G4 versions. It shares the same BA 70 rechargeable battery as the Spectera SEK bodypack, runs up to six hours in live mode, and pairs with a wide range of Sennheiser and Neumann mic capsules so you can match it to the voice or application at hand.

  • Is Spectera a good fit for a school auditorium or theater program?

    Yes. Spectera brings the same reliability that touring engineers depend on to a school auditorium or theater program, with a channel count that scales to a full cast and remote monitoring that lets a single AV tech keep an eye on battery life and signal strength across every mic during a show, without running backstage to check each unit by hand.

  • Can a church start with a smaller Spectera system and grow it over time?

    Yes. A single Spectera Base Station scales up to 64 channels, so a worship team can start with just a few bodypacks or handhelds and add more as the ministry grows, without redesigning the system or reworking the RF plan. The same Base Station also supports redundant Dante for a more resilient signal chain as your campus expands.

  • What's the latency on Spectera's IEM feed, and how does WMAS cut down on dropouts?

    Spectera delivers latency as low as 0.7 ms for IEM and IFB signals, and around 1 ms for mic and line signals. That performance comes from WMAS, Sennheiser's wireless multichannel audio technology, which puts every channel on one shared wideband carrier instead of coordinating dozens of separate narrowband frequencies, giving dropout resistance equivalent to about 40 times the diversity of a traditional system on an 8 MHz carrier.

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Call us at 972-550-0001 or schedule a demo at our DFW showroom and hear it for yourself.