Introducing the MAMEN 50-Channel UHF Wireless Lavalier
Microphone System – a top-tier audio solution for content creators,
filmmakers, and video enthusiasts alike. Designed with advanced
technology and a robust build, this versatile microphone system
comes equipped with one receiver and two transmitters. With up to
50 switchable channels and a transmission distance of 330 feet, the
MAMEN WMIC-01 delivers crystal-clear audio for your projects,
whether on location or in the studio. The system operates on...
Show more Introducing the MAMEN 50-Channel UHF Wireless Lavalier Microphone System – a top-tier audio solution for content creators, filmmakers, and video enthusiasts alike. Designed with advanced technology and a robust build, this versatile microphone system comes equipped with one receiver and two transmitters. With up to 50 switchable channels and a transmission distance of 330 feet, the MAMEN WMIC-01 delivers crystal-clear audio for your projects, whether on location or in the studio. The system operates on a frequency range of 557MHz to 608MHz, ensuring high-quality sound transmission free from interference. Enjoy the freedom of movement as you capture high-definition audio without the hassle of tangled wires!
- TECHNICALLY VERSATILE: Features a high-frequency UHF wireless lavalier microphone system capable of switching between 50 channels. Enjoy reliable audio capture without delays or radiation.
- REAL-TIME MONITORING: Stay in control with the built-in monitoring function, allowing you to check sound pickup during recording to avoid mishaps.
- SUPERIOR AUDIO PERFORMANCE: Enhanced noise reduction technology offers high-quality sound transmission and a clear vocal output, even at distances up to 330 feet.
- WIDE COMPATIBILITY: The standard 3.5mm plug connects effortlessly with devices including iPhones, Android phones, PCs, and DSLR cameras, ensuring ease of use.
- MULTI APPLICATIONS: Perfect for filmmakers, broadcasters, and video bloggers, this mic system adapts to a variety of setups, whether for vlogging or filming interviews.
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