The new K9 UHF wireless microphone system of Sarmonic is its first digital UHF (ultra-high frequency) wireless dual-channel system. It is exceptionally stable as bill, packed with features, and is designed to withstand professional working environment.
The design and feature set of Sarmonic K9 is designed to go to the head-to-head with some more high end options of the industry, such as they Served by SennheiserIt also overtakes some extremely expensive options, however, with an ultra-wide frequency between 550 and 960 MHz, crossing the traditional 2.4 GHz, what the company has promised with “better stability” and 32-bit float internal recording with “better stability” and 130 dB dynamic range.
“Its auto-female scanning selects the most stable channel, even in the crowded RF environment, for seamless global use with GPS-based frequency updates. 130 DB input range and 120 dB analog output, distributing the sound, which captures everything from the cinema-genuine sound.
Unfortunately, there is no facility available when there is a microphone in the United States: “Due to local patent restrictions in the US, K9 cannot use 32-bit onboard onboard recording and wireless transmission in this country. However, it still maintains 32-bit float onboard recording and timekode features. 32-bit flotting and Time Cocode Scholarification.”
Even without 32-bit float, K9 still remains a compelling option. Onboard recording is handled through removable microSD and the microphone can locally record a remote soundboard or camera (3.5 mm or connection through USB-C) simultaneously. It has an ownership LNA technology that Sarmonic says that anywhere on the planet provides inter-intelligence protection. The above Timekode can sink wirelessly through the Sarmonic Center app or wired with a third -party TC generator.
Sarmonic says that the top performance of the receiver unit allows easy information for scanning, and the colored tabs involved in eight offer to detect a quick group for large productions.
Transmitter units and receiver units are both of metal construction, which are ideal for use in location, where on-screen talent is infamous to get MICS out of the pocket or out of belt bakal. Each piece of the system uses a pair of AA batteries replaced instead of integrated lithium-ion as the products usually prefer a quick-and-unicorn nature of a disposable or rechargeable battery because it is never clear whether the production of production will allow for reconitioning.
K9 retails for $ 999.99 and is a small, thin, IP67-rated capsule with two “invisible” short microphones with ships and a single receiver with two transmitters and a single “invisible” short microphone that is extremely durable as well as prudent. This pricing may take more than the piles of manufacturer-centered wireless lavs on the market today, but when compared to professional options, it is less than Sennheiser Spectra at $ 2,000 And as the same price Omni And G -4 System.
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