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Lectrosonics HMA/E01-B1 Plug on transmitter 537.600–614.375 MHz, used

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Lectrosonics HMA/E01-B1 Digital Hybrid Wireless Plug-On Transmitter (Used) 537.600–614.375 MHz

The Lectrosonics HMA/E01-B1 is a professional broadcast-quality Digital Hybrid Wireless® plug-on transmitter designed for film, television, ENG, documentary, theatre and live production environments. 

Featuring a standard XLR connector, the HMA converts virtually any wired microphone into a wireless microphone system when paired with compatible Lectrosonics receivers. It supports both microphone and line-level sources and provides selectable 5V, 15V or 48V phantom power for condenser microphones. 

Built from rugged machined aluminium, the HMA is engineered for demanding field production and location sound work. Its wideband tuning, excellent RF performance and renowned Lectrosonics audio quality make it a trusted choice for professional sound recordists worldwide. 

 

This is a used unit. Please refer to photographs for cosmetic condition and included accessories.

Specification      Detail

Manufacturer    Lectrosonics

Model   HMA/E01-B1

Product Type     Plug-on wireless transmitter

Technology        Digital Hybrid Wireless®

Frequency Range (E01)  537.600 – 614.375 MHz (regional configuration

dependent)

Tuning Steps      25 kHz or 100 kHz

RF Output Power            50 mW or 100 mW selectable

Audio Input        3-pin XLR

Phantom Power Off, 5V, 15V, 48V

Frequency Response      35 Hz – 20 kHz

Power Source    2 × AA batteries

Construction      Machined aluminium housing

Firmware Updates          USB port

Synchronisation IR port

Ideal Applications

Film production

Television broadcast

ENG / EFP

Documentary production

Wireless boom operation

Theatre and live events

 

Condition

In the Box

1x Wireless Plug-On Transmitter 

1x Protective case

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