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Audio-Technica U.S., Inc. - AEW-T3300AC

Frequency-agile UHF Cardioid Condenser Handheld Transmitter, 541.500–566.375MHz Frequency Range

Model: AEW-T3300AC

  • Four namable user presets
  • Operates on two AA batteries
  • Battery fuel gauge LCD readout on the body of the microphone
  • Power/mute lock provision
  • Dual-color power/mute status indicator
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The AEW-T3300a cardioid condenser wireless handheld transmitter features the Artist Elite AE3300 cardioid capsule based on the classic AT4033 studio microphone created for vocal applications. The element provides a well-tempered polar pattern with outstanding rejection qualities and includes internal shock mounts for low handling noise. An internal capsule 6 dB pad provides additional attenuation for extremely high SPL sources. An integral two-stage pop filter within the rugged steel head case protects against p pops and other breath plosives. All transmitter setup functions are menu-driven via soft-touch controls. To prevent accidental changes, the controls are covered by the transmitter’s handle case when not being used. A dual-color power/mute indicator LED provides visual indication of transmitter status.
  • Four namable user presets
  • Operates on two AA batteries
  • Battery fuel gauge LCD readout on the body of the microphone
  • Power/mute lock provision
  • Dual-color power/mute status indicator
  • 18 dB audio input level adjustment
  • Integral capsule 6 dB pad switch
  • Rugged metal housing with integral antenna
  • Supplied with a heavy-duty microphone stand clamp
 
 

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