Coming in September 2026, the Spectera SKM handheld transmitter features bi-directional functionality, which allows full remote control of parameters like gain and low cut. The Spectera SKM handheld transmitter is compatible with both Sennheiser and Neumann capsules and features an OLED display and a robust yet lightweight aluminum housing.

Coming in August 2026 and featuring the ZMAN module by Merging Technologies, Spectera Base Station ZMAN provides compatibility with the industry’s most trusted IP standards, enabling flexible, scalable, and cost-effective workflows across multi-vendor environments. Spectera Base Station ZMAN is fully interoperable with Ravenna/AES67, is compliant with ST 2110-30 for broadcast environments, and ensures smooth AoIP workflows in studios, OB vans, and live sports production.

Coming in May 2026 for the SEK bodypack and September 2026 for the SKM handheld transmitter, the SEK and SKM Command Adapters put control at the user’s fingertips, allowing performers and crew to change audio routing at the push of a button. Whether it’s toggling, muting, or push-to-talk, Command functionality makes communication control easy and immediate.

Coming in January 2026, Engineer Mode enables the user to monitor up to 16 IEM mixes right on the SEK bodypack. Perfect for backline technicians, touring engineers, and rental crews in live or broadcast environments, Engineer Mode removes the limitations of software-only routing or routing on your console, giving technicians the flexibility to instantly check any performer’s monitor mix.

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