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The XM-W4 UHF Wireless Microphone System from Vidpro, is ideally suitable for the budding Videographer, wanting to improve their sound quality.
Features:
Latest UHF technology delivers ultra-high quality, crystal clear audio.
Designed for professional ENG, EFP and DSLR video recording applications
Up to 48 user-selectable UHF Channels to choose from
Backlit LCD display and compact size for easy concealment
Powerful transmit range of up to 300 feet (line of sight)
Over 6 hours of continuous operation using 2 AA batteries (sold separately)
Receiver includes additional input for live headphone monitoring
Transmitter has line-in and MIC inputs plus selectable mute feature
Includes Lavalier Microphone, XLR and 3.5mm cables, and Shoe-mount & Case
System
Oscillator Type: PLL Synthesized Control
Carrier Frequency Range: 584mHz-608mHz
Channels: 48
Frequency Response: 60Hz-15KHz +/- 3db
Operational Range: 300’ (100m) unobstructed
Operating Temperature: 14F to 122F
Package Dimensions: 9.25”W x 7.5”H x 2”D
Package Weight: 28 oz
Transmitter
RF Output Power: 20mw
Spurious Emissions: 250nW or less
Audio input connector: 3.5mm Mini-Jack
Audio input level: 600 mV-2000 mV
Reference Deviation: 7Khz
Input Frequency: 10Hz – 20KHz
Power Supply: 2 AA Batteries
Dimensions: (HxWxL) 4.2” x 2.6” x 1.1”
Weight: 95g (3.4oz) without batteries
Receiver
Audio input connector: 3.5mm Mini-Jack
Signal to noise ratio: 80dB
Distortion: 0.8% (-60dBV, 1 KHz input)
Earphone output: 60mW, 32 Ohms/1Khz
Audio Output Level: 120 mV
Power Supply: 2 AA Batteries
Dimensions: (HxWxL) 4.2” x 2.6” x 1.1”
Weight: 98g (3.5oz) without batteries
One Year Warranty
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Comments about Vidpro XM-W4 Professional UHF Wireless Lapel Microphone System:
I use this for instructional video's and I highly recommend upgrading the microphone, The Sennheiser ME2 Omni Lavalier Microphone attached to this unit made the sound quality as good as the more expensive units. I have yet to have any interference with this unit and I have done approximately 100+ hours since I purchased this unit, The other amazing thing about this is the battery life, I easily get over 5 hours as a minimum per set and the additional line input in the transmitter comes in very handy along with the headphone jack in the receiver. I would defiantly purchase more of these units.
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Pros
- easy to use
- Flexible
Cons
- Audio quality
- Only Mono
Best Uses
Comments about Vidpro XM-W4 Professional UHF Wireless Lapel Microphone System:
Unit is only mono and sound quality average, otherwise well built and flexible
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Q:
Hi I am wondering if a second mic can be added to have two inputs of voice. I.e. interviewing peopleAsked on 22/1/2017 by Vu from Dandenong1 answer
A:
Hi Vu,
They're just single channels systems - therefore you'd need another complete set to be able to have two interview subjects mic'd up at the same time.
We do a dual channel system, if that's of interest:
https://www.videoguys.com.au/Shop/p/37751/saramonic-uwmic9-dual-channel-uhf-wireless-lavalier-microphone-system-tx9+tx9+rx9.htmlAnswered on 23/1/2017 by Anonymous
Q:
Hi there, keen to purchase this system. We are using a Panasonic X1000 with XLR sound inputs, and we want to be able to give our presenter a lapel mic, and wirelessly connect that back to camera for audio recording. Will this package give us everything we need? It just seems like great value and I want to make sure there is nothing else we need.Asked on 20/12/2016 by Adam from Adelaide1 answer
A:
Hi Adam,
It really gives you everything you would require. Only options to consider would be a healthy supply of AA batteries (or rechargeables) & a wind cover for the lapel microphone if you're planning on doing outdoor type work.Answered on 20/12/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Hi, would this work with a SmartLav+ with TRS adapter? Thanks.Asked on 6/11/2016 by Charlie from Newcastle NSW1 answer
A:
Not entirely sure to be honest. Would recommend the Sennheiser ME2 or ME4 microphones. We know they work.Answered on 6/11/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Hi guys,
im after a system where i am recording audio and a partner is a few metres away monitoring the recording that i am doing on headphones/earphones while taking notes. i need this process to be wireless. will this product perform this task?Asked on 6/11/2016 by hao from NSW1 answer
A:
Hi Hao,
Please give us a call & speak to someone in the sales team. There's a lot to consider & we want to make sure we are giving you the right advice & that nothing is lost in translation answered this way.Answered on 6/11/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Hello,
are you able to get an additional microphone to use with the system? If so how much?
Kind regards
JulieAsked on 18/10/2016 by Julie from Brisbane1 answer
A:
Hi Julie,
Do you mean so you can have 2 people speaking at the same time or a replacement microphone?Answered on 18/10/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Is this unit Stereo? Or is the lapel condenser?Asked on 11/5/2016 by cajunmike from Breaux Bridge, LA1 answer
A:
You mean the output from the receiver? Yes, it's a stereo output. The microphone, of course, is mono. It's a condenser microphone but not a particularly great sounding one. I'd recommend the Sennheiser ME2 or ME4 as an upgrade to it personally.Answered on 11/5/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Hi ,
Hi, do you think this would work effectively with a Sony FS100 through the XLR connection?
Cheers,
GusAsked on 19/4/2016 by Gus from Cairns1 answer
A:
yes it will work.Answered on 1/5/2016 by Michael from Videoguys
Q:
Do you think this would work with a irig pre and a rode NT1A?Asked on 27/2/2016 by Andrew from Upper Ferntree Gully1 answer
A:
No, that will not work. The irig is for smart phones firstly, plus the input on the transmitter is made for lavalier microphone, and needs to be a screw in type 3.5m.
There is no cheaper method to transmitter the nt1a, with using the more expensive 2000 series sennheiser system.Answered on 27/2/2016 by Michael from Videoguys
Q:
hi guys - Comparison to Sennheiser? any good? Best DJBAsked on 7/12/2015 by DJB from Newcastle1 answer
A:
This is one you cant compare. the sennhesier is at a different price point, many more features.. You should be looking at more the Rode Filmmaler kit to the Vidpro. The Vidpro has features like Headphone output that the other dont have. the only thing i would upgrade in this kit would be the lapel microphone, ie i would update that to a sennheiser ME2 or ME4 lapel or Rode Lavealiere and then you got a great peice of kit.Answered on 8/12/2015 by Michael from Videoguys
- Transmitter
- Receiver
- Omni Direction Lavalier Microphone
- XLR cable to Mini Jack 3.5mm
- Mini to Mini Jack 3.5mm
- Case
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