Great speeches deserve to be heard. Bring crisp, immaculate sound to your performances with an Electro-Voice RE3-BPCL Single Lavalier Wireless Mic Set.
When you’re giving a speech, every word is important. So choose a wireless system that will capture every word in superb detail. Setting up couldn’t be easier with channel scan and synchronization functions. You’ll be up and running in no time. Once you’re set up, the lavalier microphone delivers great sonic results with a cardioid polar pattern, rejecting any off-axis sound and giving the audience nothing but your voice.
Easy set up, simple connection. Component synchronization is just seconds away. All you need to do is use the included sync function on the transmitter and receiver, and you’ll be ready to perform in seconds. Cut down on set up times and get straight to your performance.
You can even check what frequencies are available in your environment with the receiver’s channel scan function. Never be held back by a busy wireless environment again. This is ideal if you need to use more than one wireless set in the same frequency band without interference, or at locations such as festivals where many people might be using a wireless set.
The features of the RE3-BPCL Single Lavalier Wireless Mic Set include frequency scanning to ensure there are free frequencies, a sync function to connect the transmitter and receiver in seconds, excellent speech intelligibility thanks to the high-quality mic capsule, and robust construction throughout with metal bodies on each component. The system also offers two frequency bands in one system, making it great if you need a license or license-free option.
In the box, you’ll find a HW3 Supercardioid Headworn Microphone, RE3-BPT Bodypack Transmitter, RE3-RX Diversity Receiver, two receiver antennas, universal power supply, two AA batteries, receiver rack mounting hardware, owner’s manual, and documentation packet.
The specifications of the RE3-RX RE3 receiver include frequency oscillation mode: Phase-locked loop (PLL), sync frequency: Ultrasonic 40 kHz, diversity: Antenna diversity, bandwidth: 36MHz, signal/noise ratio: >100dB(A), total harmonic distortion (Thd): <0.6% at 1kHz, receiving sensitivity: -81dBm for -12dB SINAD, frequency response: 63Hz 16kHz±2dB (BPT) 51Hz 16kHz±2dB (HHT), antenna type: Detachable 1/2 wave with BNC connector, antenna booster power: DC12 – 15V/100mA, function display by: LCD, control functions: Power scan frequency group channel squelch TX sensitivity TX attenuation TX RF power TX auto off TX key lock TX display info TX sync configuration RX output volume RX output level RX antenna booster power RX key lock RX display contrast RX display brightness RX system reset.
The RE3-BPT-8M Bodypack transmitter's specifications include frequency oscillation mode: Phase-locked loop (PLL), sync frequency: Ultrasonic, RF power output: 10mW, display by: LCD + LED, function controls: Power mute group channel frequency sensitivity adjustment input level attenuation RF power auto off key lock, RF stability: <±10kHz at Fc, modulation frequency shift: Wideband FM ±48kHz deviation, harmonic radiation: <-50dBc, input jack: 4-pin mini jack, battery: 2 x AA alkaline battery or NiMH rechargeable battery, charging contacts: Yes, finish: Black polyurethane paint.
The RE3-ACC-CL3 Cardioid lavalier mic with TA4F's specifications include element type: Self-biased condenser, frequency response: 100 Hz – 15 kHz, polar pattern: Cardioid, sensitivity open circuit voltage: 20 mV/Pascal (-34 dBV/PA), maximum SPL: 115 dB SPL, impedance: 3700 ohms, power requirements: 3-9 VDC, polarity: Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage at pin 2 relative to pin 1, electrical contact pinouts: Pin 1 – Ground shield, Pin 2 – Audio, Pin 3 – Bias voltage, Pin 4 – N/C, cable length: 1430 mm, head length: 26.4 mm, head diameter: 10.1 mm, net weight: 21.5 g, shipping weight: 180 g, microphone connector: 4-pin mini plug, head finish: Non-reflecting black, material: Die-cast aluminum, steel wire cloth grille, black flexible PVC cable.
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