Lectrosonics UM400 Block 26 Digital Hybrid Wireless Bodypack TX, Used

Lectrosonics UM400 Digital Hybrid Wireless Bodypack Transmitter (Used) BLOCK 26  665.6 - 691.1 freq The Lectrosonics UM400 is a professional UHF Digital Hybrid Wireless® bodypack transmitter built for demanding broadcast, film, television, ENG and location sound applications.  Renowned for its exceptional RF performance, robust construction and reliable long-range operation, the UM400 became an industry-standard workhorse for professional sound recordists worldwide.  Its rugged machined aluminium housing is designed to withstand the rigours of daily production use, while its flexible input stage accommodates a wide range of lavalier microphones, dynamic microphones and line-level audio sources.  The UM400 delivers excellent audio quality with low noise, wide dynamic range and strong RF performance, making it a dependable solution for professional wireless audio systems. Suitable for: Film production Television broadcast ENG / EFP Documentary production Corporate video production   Location sound recording    

Lectrosonics SMB/E01 Digital Hybrid Wireless Miniature Bodypack Transmitter, used

Lectrosonics SMB/E01 Digital Hybrid Wireless Miniature Bodypack Transmitter - BLK606 (606-631.5 MHz) Good Condition The Lectrosonics SMB/E01 is an ultra-compact professional Digital Hybrid Wireless® bodypack transmitter designed for film, television, theatre and broadcast production. Its miniature size makes it ideal for concealed talent applications while maintaining the robust RF performance and audio quality that Lectrosonics is known for.  Featuring a rugged machined aluminium housing with moisture-resistant seals, the SMB/E01 is built for demanding production environments. It supports a wide variety of lavalier, dynamic and line-level sources via its Servo Bias TA5M input and is compatible with Lectrosonics Digital Hybrid receivers.  This unit is supplied in Block 606 (606.000–631.500 MHz), making it suitable for users operating compatible UK Channel 38 systems (subject to local licensing requirements).