Dukane WMIC2C Wireless Microphone & Speaker System

Wireless (RF) Microphone System; includes lapel mic, wireless transmitter, battery charger and speaker unit. Receiver and 30W amp built into speaker unit which can easily attach to extension column of projector mount. 20 channels.
$345.33
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  • Availability:
    100 In Stock
  • Model:
    WMIC2C
  • Manufacturer: Dukane AV Dukane AV
  • Description

    The Dukane WMIC2C consists of a small light weight lanyard held transmitter with an attachable mic that sends the voice signal via a digital encoded bit stream at high speed to a receiver.

    The receiver converts the digital bits stream back to regular audio output sent to a 30 W stereo audio amplifier and speakers. This results in a conventional sound enhancement or voice augmentation system.

    There are 20 channels available from 2.400 to 2.480 GHz for operation. Projector and mount not included.

    Features

    • Lightweight transmitter on lanyard with volume adjust
    • Range of 80 feet without being blocked using RF at 2.4GHz
    • Automatically selects any of 20 separate channels
    • Comes complete with lapel mic, transmitter, and speaker unit
    • Rechargeable Li battery for 8 plus hours of operation
    • Speaker unit can be easily attached to projector pole mount
    • New model WMIC2C has a 30 watt output and 4 selectable modes for the audio output priority

    In the Package

    • Pole mounted speaker unit
    • Clip-on Mic
    • Miniature Transmitter
    • Receiver and amp in speaker unit
    • Lanyard
    • Charging Adapter

    Specifications

    The WMIC2C consists of a small light weight transmitter with an attachable mic. The transmitter sends the digitized voice signal via 2.5 GHz to a receiver inside the pole mounted speaker unit. The receiver converts the signal to audio and feeds a 30 W amplifier connected to the speakers. This results in a voice/sound reinforcement system.

    An added Aux Input permits a second audio channel to be included. The unit has 4 modes of operation; Mic only, Mic and Aux mixed, Mic priority, and Aux priority. An optional adapter permits obtaining the speaker audio signal for recording