Audio Technica ATW-T3201EE1, 3000 Series Body-pack TX

Audio Technica ATW-T3201EE1, 3000 Series Body-pack TX

Audio Technica ATW-T3201EE1 is one of the 3000 Series (4th Gen) Bodypack Transmitter From Audio-Technica and also a freqency-agile, true diversity UHF wireless bodypack transmitter with a cH-style input connector. Audio Technica ATW-T3201EE1 can be used when paired with a wireless receiver and lavalier or headset microphone (sold separately) to give a very natural audio for live stage, theater, television, lecture and presentation applications.

Audio Technica ATW-T3201EE1 bodypack transmitter is also powered by two AA batteries. It features a rugged metal housing and screw-down, 4-pin (cH-style) connector. The ATW-T3201EE1 3000 Series Fourth Generation wireless bodypack offers a 60 MHz tuning range, is equipped with 2400 frequencies, and a 328' operating range. Charging terminals on the transmitter work with the ATW-CHG3 and ATW-CHG3N smart charging docks (sold separately) to recharge NiMH batteries.

ATW-T3201EE1 Product Features

• Secure cH-Style Connector
• Wide 60 MHz UHF Tuning Bandwidth
• 2400 Frequencies, 328' Operating Range
• Backup Frequency Switching
• Extremely wide 60 MHz UHF tuning bandwidth for maximum versatility in an increasingly congested RF environment
• Unique multifunction button on the bodypack transmitter that can be used to switch to a backup frequency should interference be encountered
• Auto Squelch feature automatically adjusts squelch setting to maximize range while minimizing potential interference
• Frequency scan and IR sync functionality for ease of setup
• Rugged cH-style connector provides secure connection to lavalier mics, headworn mics, and cables with cH-style screw-down 4-pin connectors
• The bodypack transmitter features tactile mute toggle switch (defeatable) for physical confirmation of mute status when transmitter display is not visible
• Charging terminals on the transmitter work with optional ATW-CHG3 and ATW-CHG3N smart charging dock to recharge NiMH batteries