The black LARK MAX Duo Wireless Microphone System from Hollyland can adapt to any run-and-gun journalism or content creation application thanks to its broad compatibility with cameras and smartphones. It features improved sound quality and MaxTimbre mic technology. Up to two subjects can be recorded using two clip-on transmitters with integrated omnidirectional microphones. Back-up recordings can be made for further security when recording in the field. The system's maximum line-of-sight transmission distance is 250 metres. Keep everything running with the provided charging case to increase the system's battery life.

A MaxTimbre omnidirectional microphone with high sensitivity is built into each transmitter for enhanced audio pickup. Unwanted resonance is eliminated, while the multilayered membrane architecture optimises voice recording. Your talent's rich and clear audio is recorded at 48 kHz, 24-bit sampling rate, 70 dB signal-to-noise ratio, and a maximum SPL of 128 dB.

Each transmitter has an internal 8GB storage space that can store up to 14 hours of backup audio. If the receiver has recording issues, using lossless WAV files gives you peace of mind. Turn on the receiver's Auto Record mode to activate as a safety measure.

With the accompanying MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C cables, you may connect the receiver to Android and iOS devices using its USB-C port. When your receiver is connected, you can listen to sounds in real time over the speaker on your phone to preview your recordings.

A 1.1" colour AMOLED touchscreen on the LARK MAX receiver allows users to change the settings for each transmitter and view real-time information about power, signal strength, audio level, and connection status. While the home button provides access to the quick settings interface or navigates back to the previous page, the quick control knob rotates 360 degrees and can be pressed to select other parameters.

The system comes with a small charging case that, when completely charged, can increase the operating time of each component to a total of 22 hours. While each transmitter has a 7.5-hour runtime, the receiver may be charged and used simultaneously and has a 9-hour runtime. You can check the battery's state by observing the case's LED indicators.