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Sennheiser SW2-ME2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Outdoor Wind Protection (White Fur, A: 548 to 572 MHz)

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Sennheiser SW2-ME2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Outdoor Wind Protection (White Fur, A: 548 to 572 MHz)
Key Features
  • For Live Sound in Windy Environments
  • XSW2-ME2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone
  • Bubblebee The Outdoor Mic Kit (White)
  • ME 2-II Omni Lavalier Mic (Black)
This Sennheiser ASW2-ME2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System Kit from B&H adds a Bubblebee Industries The Outdoor Mic Kit (white fur) to provide effective wind protection for the lav microphone when working outdoor, in windy environments.
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Can i use the Sennheiser EK 300 IEM G3 Wireless Bodypack Receiver (A: 516 to 558 MHz) if I tune to identical channels i.e. 548-558mhz I want to use the wireless receiver instead of the included wired one for certain location sound applications.
Asked by: Jacy
The Sennheiser EK300 G3 is not compatible with the XSW system components.
Answered by: Jeff P.
Date published: 2018-08-27

Can I add handheld microphones?

Can I add handheld microphones?
Asked by: Wunderland
This is a single channel receiver, you can use a handheld with it as long as it's made by Sennheiser and it runs in the same frequency, however you wont be able to use both the lavalier and handheld at the same time.
Answered by: leticia
Date published: 2023-01-18

Can I use ASA 214 (Antenna Spliiter from ...

Can I use ASA 214 (Antenna Spliiter from Sennheiser or other models) for use with 4 systems/receiver EM-XSW2?
Asked by: Luis
The Sennheiser ASA-214 is designed for Sennheiser ew G3 and ew G4 Receivers and is not compatibbe with the Sennheiser XSW2-ME2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (A: 548 to 572 MHz) BH #SEXSW2ME2A.
Answered by: Mark S
Date published: 2021-07-27

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How far can you be from the receiver before the signal starts to drop out ?
Asked by: Mahdy
Every situation is different, so it is difficult to say what kind of distance you will get exactly, before the RF signal begins to drop off. Given the output power of the transmitter is 10mW, you can expect clear reception within 75-100 feet in an open space with low RF and a low squelch setting.
Answered by: Andrea O.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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