To celebrate its 75-year anniversary, Sennheiser is offering the XSW-D Vocal Set for singers, the XSW-D Lavalier Set for speakers, the XSW-D Pedalboard Set for guitarists and bassists and the XSW-D Portable Lavalier Set for videographers at more than 40% off.
All systems will be available at USD 199.95 MAP instead of USD 349.95 MAP.
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With simple one-touch operation, license-free use and convenient USB recharging, XS Wireless Digital is ideal for first-time wireless users – and any user who seeks simplicity and quick set-up in their wireless gear. XSW-D replaces the cable with sleek, compact transmitters and receivers that work on 2.4GHz for worldwide use.
The system can be muted from either receiver or transmitter. It has a range of up to 75 meters under line-of-sight conditions – plenty to ensure freedom of movement for musicians and to allow videographers to work with varying camera distances. Batteries last for up to 5 hours and can conveniently be recharged via USB. The system elements are compatible with each other, enabling you to configure any combination of receiver and transmitter.
The XSW-D Vocal Set includes a transmitter (XLR-3) and receiver (XLR-3, e.g. for mixing desks), an XS 1 microphone (cardioid pick-up pattern), mic clip and USB charging cable.
The XSW-D Pedalboard Set includes the pedalboard-style receiver with a built-in guitar tuner, power supply for the receiver, a plug-in instrument transmitter with an extension cable and belt clip, connection cable for the pedalboard and a USB charging cable.
The XSW-D Lavalier Set includes a transmitter (mini-jack) with belt clip, receiver (XLR-3), ME 2-II lavalier microphone with mini-jack connector and USB charging cable.
The XSW-D Portable Lavalier Set includes a transmitter (mini-jack) with belt clip, receiver (mini-jack) with camera connection cable and shoe mount and an ME 2-II lavalier mic.
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