UHF Stable Transmission: This wireless saxophone microphone system employs UHF frequency and advanced digital audio transmission technology, featuring infrared automatic pairing, a 48kHz sampling rate, and ultra-short audio delay. This ensures recording-quality sound transmission. The system provides stable transmission up to 130ft in open areas.
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Quality Sound Reproduction: The sax microphone with its integrated highly sensitive condenser mic accurately captures the instrument's soundtrack, delivering sound that is clearer and more authentic. It is suitable for saxophones, trumpets, and tubas. It contains a 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter for compatibility with various active PA systems, active speakers, amplifiers, and audio mixers. A carrying case is included for convenient and secure travel.
16 Adjustable Channels: This sax mic offers 16 preset groups of adjustable channels to manage potential interference issues and supports use of up to 4 systems on the same occasion. To pair the systems, align the first transmitter with the first receiver by setting them to the same channel. When pairing the second set, it is advisable to choose a channel number that is more than 3 channels apart from the first one. Proceed with the same method for subsequent systems until all four are matched.
Flexible Gooseneck Design: The wireless saxophone mic clip features rubber padding, is firm and secure, and leaves no damage to your saxophone, trumpet, or tuba. The gooseneck is designed for flexibility and constructed from high-quality materials, ensuring stability and simple adjustment without troublesome rebound.
Continuous Use Time: This saxophone mic system is equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery, providing 6 hours of continuous use after a 2.5 to 3-hour charge. Included in the package is a 2-in-1 charging cable for charging both the transmitter and receiver at the same time. Ideal for gigs, weddings, church, teaching, band performances, pub shows, personal musician performances, and small concerts