The presentation Set ensures maximum speech comprehensibility during lectures, presentations and theater performances. The system includes a bodypack transmitter, a diversity receiver and an inconspicuous clip-on microphone with an omni-directional pick-up pattern.

Features

• 4 switchable UHF frequencies for interference-free reception
• Absolutely safe transmission
• Diversity Technology for highest reception quality
• Adjustable Squelch for undisturbed operation
• Receivers built in robust metal housing
• Dynamic processor for cristal-clear sound 

Delivery Includes

• 1 bodypack transmitter SK 2
• 1 clip-on microphone ME 2-2
• 1 diversity receiver EM 1
• 1 power supply
• 1 user manual

Technical Data

• RF frequency range  UHF
• Transmission/receiving frequencies  4
• Switching bandwidth  2 MHz
• Frequency response  80...16.000 Hz
• Signal-to-noise ratio  95 dB(A)
• THD, total harmonic distortion  < 1%
• Audio output level (balanced)  XLR, +16 dBu
• Audio output level (unbalanced)  Jack, +10 dBu
• Power supply  12 VDC nom
• Dimensions (Receiver)  35 x 213 x 98 mm
• Weight (Receiver)  570g
• RF output power  10 mW
• Operating time  10 h
• Power supply (Bodypack transmitter)  9V PP3
• Dimensions (Bodypack transmitter)  60x100x30 w clip
• Weight (Bodypack transmitter)  90 g w/o battery
• Transducer; Microphone type (Clip-on microphone)  permanently polarized condenser
• Pick-up pattern  omni-directional

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