Sennheiser EW 100 G935 (Banda A, 516-558 MHz) micrófono de mano inalámbrico

General

The Sennheiser EW 100-935 G3 is a part of the popular Evolution Wireless series. Systems out of this series are often seen at concerts, seminars, church services and in many other applications. They are often used for these applications because of their robustness, reliability and sound quality. The transmitter and receiver communicate with one another via RF frequency band A (516-558 MHz). This makes this version of the Sennheiser EW 100-935 G3 fit for use in Belgium. You can set up the EW 100-935 G3 manually as well as automatically and the sound quality of this set is exceptional. This makes the set fit for serious hobbyists as well as professional and experienced musicians.

SKM 100-935 G3 handheld microphone
The microphone capsule of the SKM 100-935 G3 handheld transmitter can also be found in the Sennheiser E 935 microphone. This beloved microphone has proven its merit on stage time and again and is used by many artists, thanks to its great sound quality and insensitivity to feedback, handling noise and ambient noise. The warm and full sound cuts through the mix well, so that you are clearly audible at all times, even when the music around you is very loud.

The EM 100 G3 receiver
The receiver of the Sennheiser EW 100-935 G3 handheld set can easily be set up. The automatic frequency scanner searches for an available frequency for a clean signal. As it operates in the bandwidth of 42 MHz, it can choose from 1,680 frequencies. The system provides you with a choice of twenty channels, twelve of which can be used simultaneously. For the real control freak, there is also the option of choosing your own frequencies in steps of 25 kHz via the six user banks.

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Atención:

• En el set no se incluye el cargador.
• Esta es la banda de frecuencia A para Bélgica. Los Países Bajos funcionan con la banda B con un rango de frecuencia de 626 hasta 668 MHz. No es posible mezclar dispositivos con distintas bandas de frecuencia. Para más información sobre frecuencias puedes mirar.