Vonyx WM82C Wireless Handheld & Bodypack Microphone System Set (UHF 2-Channel)
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LLA3516 )
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LLA3516 )
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LLA3516 )
£94.99
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Key Features
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- Compact UHF receiver with handheld microphone and bodypack
- Dual receiver with blue display
- Each channel has volume control
- Transmitters with blue display showing the frequency and battery low indication
- 2 x balanced XLR outputs and a single mix unbalanced 6.3mm output
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Product Description
2-channel fixed frequency UHF wireless microphone systems, including handheld microphone and bodypack transmitter with headset microphone.
Ideal for systems requiring the freedom of two independent wireless microphones at an economical price.
A range of 50m or more is obtainable in ideal conditions. Ideal for those who need to move around and those wanting to get rid of leads.
FEATURES
Features
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- Compact UHF receiver with handheld microphone and bodypack
- Dual receiver with blue display
- Each channel has volume control
- Transmitters with blue display showing the frequency and battery low indication
- 2 x balanced XLR outputs and a single mix unbalanced 6.3mm output
- Supplied in robust plastic carrying case
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
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- Output Connections: 6.3 mm jack, XLR (3-pin)
- Dynamic range: Over 85dB
- Frequency Handheld microphone: 863.100 MHz
- Frequency Headset (bodypack): 864.500 MHz
- Frequency response: 30Hz - 20.000Hz
- RF Output: Under 10mW
- Signal-to-noise ratio: Over 96dB
- THD: Under 0.5 percent
- Batteries: 3V (2 x AA)
- Power supply: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz (12V Adapter)
- Dimensions: Receiver: 176 x 130 x 42mm
- Dimensions: Microphone: 51 x 240mm
- Dimensions: Body pack: 100 x 65 x 25mm
- Weight (kg): 1
- Weight: Receiver (kg): 1.25
- Weight: Microphone: 0.18
- Weight: Bodypack: 0.08
- MPN: 179.215
Product Questions
How is the pop filter on this? How well does it handle plosive sounds?
Question by: Vik on 30 Aug 2020, 21:57
For a budget wireless microphone this handles pretty well.
Answer by: Jamie Atkins on 1 Sep 2020, 09:45