Product Detail
The Audio-Technica ATW-2129C is a top - notch wireless lavalier microphone system from the well - known 2000 Series. This 10 - channel frequency - agile UHF system operates between 487.125 - 506.500 MHz (TV 16 - 20). It comes with the ATW - R2100C receiver, ATW - T210a UniPak transmitter, and an AT829cW lavalier microphone. Ideal for MI/live shows, fixed setups, public address, A/V rentals, and places of worship, it offers high flexibility at an affordable price. This system guarantees clear sound and reliable performance, suitable for both newbies and pros. With automatic frequency scanning, it's a breeze to set up. It has strong connectivity options, adapting well to different situations. Whether you're on stage, hosting an event, or installing a permanent sound system, it delivers great audio without breaking your budget. Key features include affordable professional wireless tech, clear sound, easy setup, 10 switchable channels, support for powered antennas, True Diversity for better signal, Tone Lock to reduce interference, a durable metal half - rack receiver, versatile output jacks, adjustable transmitter power, a convenient rack - mount kit, and a ground - lift switch for better audio. Specifications cover receiving system, image rejection, RF sensitivity, output levels, and more. The package includes the receiver, transmitter, microphone, antennas, AC adapter, and rack - mount adapters.
Using the Audio - Technica ATW - 2129C Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is easy. First, make sure you have the right batteries for the transmitter. You can use two 1.5V AA alkaline or two 1.2V AA NiMH batteries (not included). When setting it up, turn on the system and let it do the automatic frequency scanning. This will help find the best frequency with less interference. For the receiver, connect it to your audio device using the balanced XLR or unbalanced 1/4” output jacks. You can adjust the transmitter power output between high and low settings according to your needs. If you're using powered antennas, connect them to the receiver. There's a ground - lift switch on the receiver to get rid of ground loop hum and improve audio quality. As for maintenance, keep the system clean. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're not using it for a long time, remove the batteries to prevent damage. Also, follow the federal and national regulations regarding RF emissions. When you're done with an event, carefully pack the system back into the box using the included rack - mount adapters and antennas.
