Sennheiser EW-D ME3 Digital Headset System R1
Unleash your performance with this all-in-one digital wireless lavalier set! Ideal for singers and speakers, it features Sennheiser's renowned ME 3 cardioid headset microphone. A versatile and feature-rich digital wireless system for presenters, enabling seamless product pairing and management via the EW-D Smart Assist App. The robust bodypack transmitter with a metal housing and the unobtrusive clip-on microphone ME 3 (cardioid) offer high speech intelligibility, perfect for daily stage use.
Evolution Wireless Digital stands out with more dynamic range than any other wireless system on the market. It secures the most reliable signal in seconds and scales up to 90 channels with 56 MHz of tuning bandwidth. No wonder it's in a league of its own!
Featuring an equidistant tuning grid like our flagship systems, it simplifies frequency coordination for all. Quality components ensure frequencies are equally spaced every 600 kHz, enhancing scalability and channel count.
Control at your fingertips with Bluetooth Low Energy and the Sennheiser Smart Assist app. Enjoy a fast automated setup, mobile access to settings, and remote monitoring from your Android or iOS device. Perform with confidence!
Core Selling Points:
- • Exceptional Dynamic Range: Delivers a superior audio experience
- • Easy Setup via Smart Assist App: Simplifies your performance prep
- • High Channel Count: Up to 90 channels for flexible use
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This Sennheiser EW-D ME3 Digital Wireless Headset System is perfect for singers, speakers, and presenters on stage. The bodypack transmitter has a metal housing, is 212 x 44 x 189 mm in size, and weighs about 1000 g (without antennas and power supply). The clip-on microphone ME 3 is 3.5 mm jack connected, about 1.60 m long, with a cardioid pick-up pattern. It offers high speech intelligibility for daily stage use, allowing you to focus on your performance without worrying about technical issues.