Sennheiser XSW 1-908-A UHF Wireless Brass Set w/e908T Mic (A:548-572 MHz)

Key Features
- Versatile gooseneck microphone with outstanding sound reproduction from the renowned evolution microphone series
- Antenna-switching diversity reception
- Integrated antennas
- Automatic frequency management and synchronization via remote channel for easy setup
- Selectable UHF frequencies within a large bandwidth
- Up to 10 compatible channels
Overview
A powerful performance. Go for XS WIRLESS 1 and rely on a solid wireless transmission with up to 10 compatible channels in a stable UHF band.
The XS WIRELESS 1 BRASS SET is an easy to use all-in-one wireless system, especially designed to provide a powerful live sound for brass instruments. The set includes an intuitive stationary receiver for quick set-up and hassle-free handling, as well as a compact bodypack transmitter and a rugged condenser gooseneck microphone.
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detailed specifications
| Type of Microphone | Handheld Microphone |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | = 103 dBA |
| Frequency Range | A: 548 to 572 MHz |
| Runtime | Approximately 10 hours |
microphone specifications
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Operating Voltage | Mic/Line at 3% THD: Typ. 1.V RMS mic / typ. 2.6 V RMS line at -30 dB gain |
| Frequency Response | Line: 50 Hz to 16 kHz Mic: 50 Hz to 16 kHz |
| Power Supply | 2 x AA batteries, 1.5 V |
| Microphone Type | Condenser |
| Material of Construction | Rugged ABS housing |
- 1 receiver EM-XSW 1
- 1 gooseneck microphone e908T
- 1 bodypack transmitter SK-XSW
- 1 power supply NT 12-5 CW
- 2 AA batteries
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