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Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System with No Mic (AW+: 470 to 558 MHz)

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Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System with No Mic (AW+: 470 to 558 MHz)
Key Features
  • For Professional Filmmaker, Videographer
  • Use with Handheld or Shotgun Mic
  • Plug-On Transmitter with 48V Phantom
  • Diversity Camera-Mount Receiver
The Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 is a camera-mount wireless plug-on microphone system that brings advanced features to the EW Series, expanding this industry-standard system into a fully professional, yet cost-effective solution that filmmakers, videographers, and journalists can rely on—even in challenging shooting environments like big cities.
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Are there any compatible antennas for this to ...

Are there any compatible antennas for this to extend the range?
Asked by: Rio
No. The Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System includes the bodypack-style EK 500 G4 Pro Wireless Camera-Mount Receiver, which has an integrated/molded antenna, the receiver cannot be used with an external antenna. If you swap the EK 500 receiver and use the Sennheiser EM 300-500 G4 Wireless Receiver (such as B&H # SEEM3005MGAP for AW+: 470 to 558 MHz frequency band), you will be able to use remote mount antennas or half-wave antennas for extended range. However, the EM 300-500 requires AC power and is not camera-mountable, so that could be a drawback if you need to have a portable, battery-powered system.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2023-06-02

I just bought this unit. Works great till I plug ...

I just bought this unit. Works great till I plug in headphones then unit gets hot, batteries die, then it turns off. I wait for a minute, don't plug in headphones, all is good. Same batteries. Has anyone seen this before? I have 4 other G4s that are great.
Asked by: David
It turned out to be a bad unit. B-H replaced it really fast and all is good.
Answered by: David
Date published: 2024-01-16

How long does 1 set of batteries last in the TX ...

How long does 1 set of batteries last in the TX and RX? Thanks!
Asked by: Robert
The Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System has an estimated battery life of 8 hours.
Answered by: Michael S
Date published: 2024-07-07

Is there a way the boom operator can plug ...

Is there a way the boom operator can plug headphones apart from the mixer so they could monitor what their aiming at?
Asked by: Dianey
The receiver has a 3.5mm headphone output.
Answered by: James Cruz
Date published: 2026-06-01

Will this work with a lav rather than Handheld ...

Will this work with a lav rather than Handheld mic?
Asked by: John
The Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System will work with XLR lavaliers, and with Sennheiser-wired 3.5mm lavaliers with an adapter that can convert 48v phantom power to plug-in power (such as BH #ROVXLRP).
Answered by: Calvin M
Date published: 2024-03-21

Can I plug line level into the SKP 500?

Can I plug line level into the SKP 500?
Asked by: Robert
The SKP500 is made for compatibility with dynamic and condenser microphones. You can use the Sennheiser CL2 line cable connected to a Sennheser bodypack transmitter to be able send line level signal out from a mixer into the Sennheiser system.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2022-07-05

Will this make interference if I have the ...

Will this make interference if I have the Sennheiser ew IEM G4 Wireless Monitor System (A1: 470 to 516 MHz) next to me?
Asked by: Donnie
No, the Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone System will not interfere with the Sennheiser ew IEM G4 Wireless Monitor System (A1: 470 to 516 MHz). Each system's transmitter and receiver will pair to a different frequency to use for transmitting audio, so even though the bands overlap, there should be no problems with interference between the two systems.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2024-03-25
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