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Microphone Adapters for Wireless Transmitter Systems

Adapters for REMIC Microphone Models for Wireless Transmitter Systems.

RAD 001 Adapter TA5F to XLR3 for REMIC Studio/Live WLM Microphones - for 48V Phantom PowerREMIC RAD 001LB TA5F to XLR3 Connections with 48V Phantom Power
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RAD 001 Adapter TA5F to XLR3 for REMIC Studio/Live Microphones

€90.00 Price incl. VAT: €112.50 (EU only)
REMIC RAD 001LB TA5F to XLR3 Adapter to connections with 48V phantom powerREMIC RAD 001LB TA5F to XLR3 Connections with 48V Phantom Power
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Microphones for Wireless Systems

RAD 001LB Adapter TA5F to XLR3 for REMIC LB Live

€90.00 Price incl. VAT: €112.50 (EU only)
REMIC RAD003 TRS 3.5 Adapter for Sennheiser Wireless SystemsRAD003 Adaptor for REMIC MICROPHONES TO SENNHEISER WIRELESS SYSTEMS
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RAD 003 | TRS 3.5
Adapter to Sennheiser wireless transmitters

€90.00 Price incl. VAT: €112.50 (EU only)
REMIC RAD004 TA4F Adapter
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Microphones for Wireless Systems

RAD 006 | TA4
Adapter to SHURE wireless transmitters

€90.00 Price incl. VAT: €112.50 (EU only)
REMIC RAD010 LEMO-3 Adapter for wireless systemsREMIC RAD010 LEMO-3 Adapter
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RAD 010 | LEMO-3
Adapter to SHURE and SENNHEISER wireless transmitters

€90.00 Price incl. VAT: €112.50 (EU only)

REMIC MICROPHONES for Wireless Transmitter Systems

Any of the standard REMIC microphones (w/ 3 Pin XLR connector) can be used in conjunction with SHURE and SENNHEISER wireless transmitters with standard XLR, supplying 48 Volt of Phantom Power.

The Standard REMIC microphone is designed with a direct balanced output for 48 Volt of Phantom Power, in order to provide the best possible transient and dynamic response.

 

Using a Beltpack Transmitter with a REMIC Microphone

Due to the fact that most beltpack wireless systems does not provide 48 volt of phantom power nor a balanced input stage, a series of REMIC microphones has been designed in order to support WL systems with unbalanced input circuits and a BIAS voltage of 3 to 8 Volt.