Product Detail
The Sennheiser EW - DX MKE 2 SET Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is a top - notch audio solution. It simplifies professional workflows with decades of Sennheiser's tech know - how. Whether in a classroom, corporate area, or live production, it integrates smoothly and offers great network capabilities. You can control it remotely using Sennheiser’s Control Cockpit, Wireless Systems Manager, or the Smart Assist App. This system has an amazing 134 dB input dynamic range, so you don't need to adjust the gain manually. The AutoScan feature quickly checks the environment and allocates frequencies evenly. It also has in - device charging and up to 12 hours of battery life with the included rechargeable lithium - ion battery. Key features include gain - free operation, equidistant channel spacing, remote control, BLE control via the app, secure AES 256 encryption, long battery life, function buttons on transmitters, a persistent E - Ink display, wide switching bandwidth, low latency, and wide compatibility with Sennheiser mics. Specifications cover audio frequency response, THD, dynamic range, and more. The package includes a rack receiver, bodypack transmitters, lavalier mics, power supply, battery packs, and other accessories.
Using the Sennheiser EW - DX MKE 2 SET is easy. First, set up the rack receiver and connect it to a power source. Insert the rechargeable battery packs into the bodypack transmitters. Attach the lavalier microphones to the bodypack transmitters using the 3.5 mm jack. Turn on the system and use the AutoScan feature to find the best frequencies. You can control the system remotely via the Smart Assist App or other Sennheiser tools. When using it, keep the system within the operating temperature range of - 10°C to +55°C and relative humidity of 5 - 95%. Avoid exposing it to extreme conditions. For maintenance, regularly check the battery life and charge the batteries when needed. Clean the microphones gently to keep them in good condition. If you have any RF - related issues, use the AutoScan feature again to re - allocate frequencies.
