Sennheiser EW100 Wireless UHF Lapel Mic System

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Sold Date: 06/29/2009
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Tools

Sennheiser EW100 Wireless UHF Lapel Mic System and Handheld Mic Transmitter
These operate in Frequency Range C - 740-772 MHz. See disclaimer at Bottom
Good condition. Works fine.
These are about 5 years old. I have used them to make about 5 Wedding Videography Projects and they are excellent. Perfect for Wedding Videography or Lecturing. Screw-on connectors so nothing comes unplugged. 100 times better than any Nady system!!
T's a bit of adhesive velcro on the back of the receiver that I have added. They aren't hard to figure out though. Just match the frequencies and you're ready to rock.
The ME2 lav mic alone retails for between $121 to $190, and the XLR cable retails for about $50.
Set includes:
1 - EW100 Receiver Pack
1 - EW100 Transmitter Pack
1 - EW100 Handheld Transmitter
1 - Lapel Mic w/ windscreen
1 - Balanced XLR output cable
1 - Balanced Mini output cable
2 - Flexible Xmit/Rcv Antennas
Manuals

Please know that this wireless system operates in the now reappropriated UHF frequency range of 740-772 Mhz. This frequency range has been repurposed by the FCC for the Digital TV revolution.
Currently, the freq bands are not crowded and you can still use this sytem without much worry, but over time the frequencies may become crowded.
I will not accept returns for this item. It's priced to sell.
Please note: the lav mic and other cables will always be good!! And these parts are not cheap!!
The ME2 lav mic alone retails for between $121 to $190, and the XLR cable retails for about $50.

Please read this entire disclaimer info ripped off of this site:
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DTV is
On June 12, 2009, US television broadcasters completed the switch to digital. As part of this transition, TV channels 58 - 69 (698 - 806 MHz, commonly referred to as the 700 MHz range) were reassigned for public safety use and auctioned to telecom service providers. TV channels 2 - 51 have become the new core TV band into which all digital TV broadcasts were consolidated. Furthermore, new consumer wireless broadband devices called TVBDs (formerly known as White Space Devices or WSDs) will begin operating in the "white spaces", or vacant frequency ranges, between TV channels 2 and 51. Over time, this part of the spectrum will become more crowded as new wireless technologies go into widespread use by the public.
How will this affect wireless mics, monitors and intercoms?
Many wireless microphone, monitor and intercom systems also operate in white spaces. Now that this part of the TV spectrum is more crowded, wireless systems operating on frequencies below 698 MHz will be subject to RF interference from emergency radios and TVBDs. Types of interference might include dropouts, excessive noise, and decreased transmission range. It's also widely expected that the FCC will soon prohibit the usage of 700 MHz-range wireless systems altogether. In light of these developments, most US wireless system manufacturers have ceased production on 700 MHz-range wireless products and are recommending that wireless users move away from systems operating in this frequency range.

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