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Wireless Communication Systems

Support team coordination and personal listening with communication equipment from Hollyland, JTS and Adastra. Explore wireless intercom headsets for production crews, alongside assisted listening equipment and induction loop receivers for compatible audio systems.

Wireless Communication for Events and Production

Clear communication helps teams coordinate cues, manage rehearsals and respond to changes during a live event. Wireless intercom systems let crew members stay in contact while moving between cameras, backstage areas and technical positions.

Prebeat’s selection includes Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro systems for production communication, alongside equipment for personal assisted listening. Choose according to whether users need to hold conversations or receive audio from an existing system.

Wireless Intercom Headsets for Crew Coordination

Full-duplex intercom systems allow users to speak and listen simultaneously, supporting natural conversations between team members. They are useful for camera operators, stage managers and technical crews who need their hands available while working.

Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro systems feature environmental noise cancellation to help reduce unwanted background noise picked up during communication. Hub-based options also support grouping, allowing communication to be organised around different production roles.

Compare the package contents carefully: the number of included headsets may differ from the system’s maximum capacity. Battery runtime, charging arrangements and coverage across your working area are also important when planning a setup.

Assisted Listening and Induction Loop Receivers

Personal listening equipment serves a different purpose from a crew intercom. These products deliver audio to a listener rather than providing a two-way conversation between team members.

Our category includes the JTS TG-1 personal assisted hearing pack and Adastra LR2 induction loop receiver. Check each product’s operating method, included components and compatibility with the system you intend to use.

Choosing the Right Communication System

Start with the number of users and how they need to communicate. For production teams, consider simultaneous conversation, headset comfort and group control. For assisted listening, focus on the audio source and the receiver or listening accessories required.

Wireless coverage depends on the environment, including walls, obstacles and the positions of users. Allow for the layout of your venue when comparing quoted operating ranges.

For audience-facing speech and presentations, explore our wireless microphones. Performers who need to hear a stage mix can browse our in-ear monitors.