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Dynamic cardioid microphone. THe SKM 135 G2 hand-held transmitter
features nine frequency banks with four directly accessible
presets. Autoscan for simple and secure frequency selection. 1440
frequencies within a 36MHz switching bandwidth for greater tuning
flexibility. Robust metal construction for durability. Pilot tone
squelch. Transmitter battery status telemetry. Audio signal
metering on transmitter LCD display. External charging contacts.
"Low Battery" indicator. Frequency response: 40 - 18000 Hz.
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Sennheiser SKM145
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The Sennheiser SKM 145 handheld transmitter is ideal for use with
Sennheiser Evolution 100 series compatible receivers, the EM 100 G2
and EK 100 G2.
The SKM 145 G2 handheld transmitter features a super-cardioid
dynamic head, 9 frequency banks with 4 frequency presets each for
direct channel selection and immediate use. The super-cardioid pick
up pattern reduces feedback often caused by stage monitors and
speakers.
A great feature of the Evolution range is the ability to expand the
systems uses and power. There are many additional microphones,
bodypack cable convertors and signal boosters available for you to
get the right microphone with the right power for your
performance.
Importantly, this UHF, diversity transmitter uses band E: Range 830
- 866 MHz, so you will always have a frequency available throughout
Europe (except Greece) without requiring any
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Sennheiser
SKM165
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The Sennheiser SKM 165 G2 Handheld Condenser Mic Transmitter has
excellent feedback rejection and wide dynamic range making it ideal
for live stage work.
The Sennheiser SKM 165 G2 handheld transmitter with an electret
condenser capsule features nine frequency banks each with four
directly accessible presets – ready for immediate
use.
- Handheld Condenser Mic
Transmitter
- Super-cardioid
pattern
- 1440 tunable UHF frequencies for
interference-free reception
- Absolutely reliable transmission
and extended range due to high RF output power
- Rugged metal
housing
- Low Battery
indicator
- Mute function
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