Digital Wireless MI Series successful in the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2019

MIPRO has won an award in the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2019. Digital Wireless MI Series received an Honourable Mention, which the renowned jury awards for a particularly well-executed aspect of design work.

MIPRO wireless musical instrument system is designed for easy to use and enables musicians the mobility to move freely and convenience when performing live on stage. For MR-24 and MR-58 wireless pedal receivers, the large graphic LCD screen and the bright LED indicators are designed for clear identification of the programmed presets; the sturdy metal construction and the ergonomic foot switch are designed for durability. Thanks to programmable presetting parameters, complex operations become user-friendly functions with easy foot switch steps. Proprietary “Acoustic Response” and “Anti-Feedback” features modify an acoustical guitar signal to ensure true sound quality and eliminate undesired interference for amplification. Various acoustic and electric instrument microphone packages are offered for flexible applications. Each transmitter is powered by one 18500 lithium rechargeable battery and can be recharged directly on the exclusive charging station.

Design quality is the common factor for award-winning products
“I would like to congratulate the laureates sincerely on their wonderful success. The fact that their products were able to satisfy the strict criteria of the jury bears testimony to their award-winning design quality. The Honourable Mention laureates won over the jury with an especially well-thought-through detail solution,” said Professor Dr. Peter Zec, founder and CEO of Red Dot, in reference to the winners.

Experience and expertise get straight to the point
The Red Dot Award: Product Design is one of the world’s largest design competitions. In 2019, designers and manufacturers from 55 countries entered more than 5,500 products in the competition. The international jury comprises experienced experts from different disciplines and has been convening for more than 60 years in order to select the year’s best designs. During an adjudication process that spans several days, they try out the products, discuss them and ultimately reach a well-founded decision regarding the design quality of the entries. True to the motto “In search of good design and innovation”, their assessment focuses on criteria such as the level of innovation, functionality, formal quality, longevity and ergonomics.

About the Red Dot Design Award:
In order to appraise the wide scope of design in a professional manner, the Red Dot Design Award is broken down into the three distinct disciplines: the Red Dot Award: Product Design, Red Dot Award: Brands & Communication Design and Red Dot Award: Design Concept. With more than 18,000 submissions, the Red Dot Award is one of the largest design competitions in the world. In 1955, a jury convened for the first time to assess the best designs of the day. The name and brand of the award were developed in the 1990s by Red Dot CEO, Professor Dr. Peter Zec. Since then, the sought-after Red Dot is the revered international seal of outstanding design quality. The winners are presented in yearbooks, museums and online. Further information: www.red-dot.org。