Sennheiser have pushed the limits with G2, the second generation of the succesful Evolution wireless series. Many new features have been added including automatic frequency scanning and a very compact design for the bodypack in-ear receivers.

Designed for rugged live work, the extremely compact SK300 G2 receiver is easy to use with the SR300 transmitter which features a backlit LCD display. Transmitter and receiver feature nine frequency banks with up to 12 directly accessible presets each. The receiver is fitted with a special Focus Mode which allows onboard mixing of two mono inputs.

EW300-IEM Features

• 1440 tunable UHF frequencies for interference-free reception
• Body pack receiver has switchable limiter for hearing safety
• Transmitter and receiver with rugged metal housings
• HDX compander for crystal-clear sound
• Rack mount kit and IE4 earphones included
• 8 hours receiver battery life from 2 x 1.5v AA alkaline batteries
• Balanced XLR audio inputs
  

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