This universal wireless lavalier microphone system significantly improves your audio quality whether you use it with a standard smartphone/tablet or the highest-quality DSLR. Simply connect the receiver to your device, clip the transmitter to your belt, clip the lav mic to your shirt, and youre ready to go. Filmmakers, videographers, and content creators love it. Why its good: The omnidirectional lavalier microphone provides a uniform frequency response and minimizes peripheral environmental noises. With the lav mic connected to the transmitter, youre able to record audio up to 200 ft (60m) away from the camera, thanks to the 2.4GHz frequency spectrum. This means you get an interference-free and regulation-free wireless transmission - wireless audios greatest enemy. Depending on your recording environment, adjusting the microphone volume would reduce time in post-production. To ensure great sound, plug in headphones to the receiver and listen to your audio in realtime. Both the transmitter and receiver are powered by two AAA batteries for up to 6 hours of operation. The WMX-1 includes a lavalier microphone with windscreen and lapel clip, transmitter with belt clip, a receiver with belt clip and mount for cameras/tripods, a 3.5mm TRS cable for cameras, and a 3.5mm TRRS cable for smartphones and tablets. The entire system is stored in a hard carrying case, perfect for on the go creators. System Specs RF Modulation: GFSK Frequency Band: 2.4GHz Frequency Response: 35Hz-14 KHz+/-3 dB Signal to Noise Ratio: 84dBAudio input: 3.5mm TRS Power supply: Two AAA batteries (up to 8 hours of run-time) Transmitter/Receiver Dimensions (each): 1.8 x 2.8 x 1.4 (45 x 70 x 35mm) Weight (each): 47g (1.7 oz) without batteries Lav Mic Specs Polar pattern: Omni-directional Connector: 3.5mm TRS Cable Length: 1.2m (4)
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