Batteries are not included. Make sure you get the batteries you need.
The Azden 310LH UHF On-Camera Handheld & Bodypack System is a powerful yet affordable UHF wireless combo-microphone system for camera-mount applications. The system consists of Azden's 35BT bodypack transmitter, EX-503 lavalier microphone, 35HT handheld microphone transmitter, and 310UDR camera-mount diversity receiver. The inclusion of both bodypack and handheld transmitters, allows users the flexibility of choosing the right microphone for the right job.
With a feature set that includes 188 user selectable UHF frequencies, pivoting high-gain diversity antennas, and LCD digital display, the 310LH is guaranteed to meet the demands of consumer and professional video applications alike. The 310UDR receiver features main and headphone monitor outputs, and a removable shoe-mount adapter. Both the transmitter and receiver operate on standard AA alkaline batteries (not included).
| System | |
|---|---|
| Type of System | Portable UHF Combo System |
| RF Carrier Frequency Range | UHF 188 Freq. (566.125-589.875 MHz) |
| Approx. Working Range | 200 - 300' |
| Overall Frequency Response | 50 to 15kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >84dB (100% Deviation) |
| # Of Channels | 188 |
| # Of Simultaneous Systems | 9 |
| Receiver | |
|---|---|
| Type of Receiver | 310UDR On-Camera Diversity Receiver |
| Type of Outputs |
MIC Level - Balanced
1/8" (3.5mm) Mini-Jack -28 dBm (100% Deviation - Mic Level) |
| Headphone Monitoring | Yes 1/8" (3.5mm) Mini-Jack |
| Battery Type/Approx. Life |
2x "AA" Alkaline (2 x 1.5V) - 5-6 hours runtime
2x "AA" rechargeable Ni-MH (2 x 1.2V) |
| Display | LCD Digital |
| Mounting Options | Attached/Removable Shoe-Mount |
| Antenna Type | 2x Pivoting Diversity High-Gain Antenna |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 2.48 x 3.86 x 1.12" (63 x 98 x 28.5mm) |
| Weight | 6.7oz (190g) w/batteries |
| Transmitter | |
|---|---|
| Type of Transmitter | 35BT Bodypack Transmitter |
| Microphone | EX-503 Lavalier |
| Battery Type/Approx. Life |
2x "AA" Alkaline (2 x 1.5V) - 6-8 hours runtime
2x "AA" rechargeable Ni-MH (2 x 1.2V) |
| Deviation |
+/- 40kHz @ 1kHz Modulation
MIC Input - 11dBm |
| Mute Switch | On/Off |
| RF Power | 25mW |
| Display | LCD Digital |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 2.52 x 3.93 x 1.16" (64 x 100 x 27mm) |
| Weight | 6oz (170g) |
| Transmitter | |
|---|---|
| Type of Transmitter | 35HT Handheld Transmitter |
| Battery |
2x "AA" Alkaline (2 x 1.5V) - 6-8 hours runtime
2x "AA" rechargeable Ni-MH (2 x 1.2V) |
| Deviation |
±40kHz @ 1kHz Modulation
MIC Input - 11dBm |
| Mute Switch | On/Off |
| RF Power | 25mW |
| Display | LCD Digital |
| Dimensions (LxDiameter) | 9.2 x 1.89" (234.5 x 48mm) |
| Weight | 9.5oz (270g) |
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Comments about Azden 310LH UHF On-Camera Handheld & Bodypack System:
This is used for recording live training sessions to be produced on DVD and streamed on the internet. So far, I have only used for eight hours of recording, so this review is subject to modification later.
Thus far, the bodypack transmitter and the camera mount receiver have worked very well. Battery life was estimated at six hours, but after six hours I still have full power on the bodypack transmitter and 2 of 3 bars indicated on the receiver.
As for audio quality, the lavaliere microphone that comes with this kit is mediocre at best. It picks up a lot of low end noise and the audio seems to be weighted toward the low end EQ range. I would suggest upgrading to a better microphone for serious recording, like the Countryman E6.
I love the range of frequencies available for this unit, and found setting the operating frequency easy and intuitive.
The operating manual which accompanies this could be improved. I found it very basic and in some ways incomplete. For example, a short cable is included for connecting the receiver output to the camera's microphone input. The manual simply says connect one end to the receiver and the other to the camera. in reality, one is mono right angle, and the other is stereo straight plug. For proper audio, the mono right angle plug MUST be plugged into the receiver and the stereo end of the cable into the camera. The manual mentioned nothing about this and I did not notice the difference in the cable until my first recording when I had the ends of the cable reversed and the audio came out very muffled on the recording.
Aside from the manual and the mediocre lavaliere mic, the rest of the unit performs well. The carrying case included is an added bonus. A decent value for the money.
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