Sennheiser ew 512 G3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (Discontinued)

The Sennheiser ew 512 G3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is a presentation set with high-quality microphone.  Included is the Stage- proven omni-directional MKE 2-ew clip-on mic, EM 500 G3 true diversity receiver, and SK 500 G3 bodypack transmitter with metal housing.

Success can be shared: based on the MKE 2 Gold, the included MKE 2-ew is one of Sennheiser's most successful and trusted clip-on condenser microphones. This set relays its high-quality signal via a compact bodypack transmitter to the flagship evolution EM 500 true diversity receiver. Sync up the bodypack to the receiver with a simple press of the sync button. Sennheiser's technical prowess in wireless technology allows you to focus on delivering your most successful presentation ever without worrying about your wireless.

In every respect, this professional receiver from the new Sennheiser G3 line provides the most features and performance the evolution series has to offer. It begins with an especially high number of presets possible per frequency bank (32), making setup of many wireless systems a breeze. The built-in Ethernet port allows computer control and monitoring with a PC running Sennheiser’s Wireless System Manager software. The large graphic display provides a great deal of additional information at a glance. One-touch sync function automatically links up a G3 transmitter with this receiver. Lastly, the switching power supply is ideal for touring acts and rental companies who need a wireless that can be powered from worldwide sources.

More usable systems per range. As the pros have known for years, having the option of lowering a transmitters RF output power helps immensely when simultaneously operating a large number of wireless systems. This transmitter also features wireless sync to link up to a compatible G3 receiver automatically with a push of a button. The revised backlit display provides a wealth of useful information at a glance, even on the darkest of stages.