Saramonic K9 XTX XLR Plug-on Transmitter for K9 Wireless System

Key Features
- 550–960 MHz UHF coverage with GPS-based frequency updates for worldwide compatibility.
- Provides 3V/5V/12V/24V/48V phantom power for use with microphones and line level signal sources.
- 32-bit float onboard recording with 64 GB storage for secure backup.
- Transparent audio quality with 130 dB dynamic range.
- Built-in timecode for multi-camera alignment .
- 7+ hours of use with 2 AA batteries.
OVERVIEW
Greater Geographical Coverage
Designed with ultra-wide 550-960 MHz UHF coverage and GPS-based frequency system, K9 XTX digital wireless microphone system automatically adapts to local RF regulations wherever you work. It's the perfect choice for professionals on the move who need a portable wireless system with superior range and more reliable connectivity than typical 2.4 GHz systems.
Selectable Phantom Power
The plug-on transmitter design works seamlessly with any microphone or line-level source via a standard 3-pin XLR connector. Phantom power is selectable at 3V, 5V, 12V, 24V and 48V, and can be turned off for use with dynamic microphones and line-level devices right out of the box.
32-Bit Float On-Board REC
With support for 32-bit float internal recording, the K9 XTX captures a 130 dB dynamic range that not only delivers distortion-free audio but also adapts better to complex sound environments. It delivers clean, reliable audio in unpredictable recording scenarios while providing greater flexibility and protection during post-production.
Timecode Sync
K9 XTX keeps sync simple from the first take. Built-in timecode reading and generation, wireless sync through the Saramonic System App, and wired input from third-party timecode devices—keeping audio and video precisely aligned while saving time in post-production.
Remote Mobile Control
The Saramonic System App enables remote control of up to 48 devices, allowing you to manage device groups, activate sleep mode to extend battery life, update firmware, and more. This means you can make adjustments to your audio settings without having to physically touch the devices, making it easier to work when you're on set.
Continuous Power Support
Powered by two exchangeable AA batteries, K9 XTX delivers 7+ hours of operation. The display shows battery status at a glance, while USB-C external power and charging support give you extra flexibility when the shoot runs long.
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microphone specifications
| Gain Adjustment | 0 dB to 30 dB |
| Approximate Battery Life | 7+ hours with 2 AA batteries |
| Dynamic Range | 130 dB |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 220 g (excluding batteries and antenna); 252 g (including batteries and antenna) |
| Dimensions | 80 x 62 x 19 mm |
detailed specifications
| Connectors | XLR |
| Power Requirements | External Battery / Power |
wireless transmitter specifications
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
- K9 XTX Transmitter x 1
- SMA Elbow Antenna
- USB-C to USB-C Data Cable
- XLR(F) to XLR(M)Audio Cable
- USB-C to USB-A Adapter
- Lithium Iron Battery Pack
- 64 GB MicroSD Card
- Carrying Bag
- Antenna Length and Frequency Description Card
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Does using one wireless system for both shutter and flash affect flash timing?
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