Bluetooth Car Kit Fm Transmitter Wireless Radio Adapter

I use this product to run the FM radio transmitters, it can control 8 transmitter without interfer my recording, it is very useful and price right

I was happy myself to buy a radio and FM/AM Clock Radio.

i bought the Nikon remote after owning the pearstone freewave wireless radio transmitter for few months. that started malfunctioning without any obvious misuse. i decided to just get the Nikon one hoping it would be more reliable. the main difference is the other one uses radio waves to control, so the remote doesn't need to be in direct line of sight of the receiver, where as the nikon one is infrared so the remote does need to see the receiver. however, the receiver is able to rotate on top of the hotshoe, so you can be in any direction around the camera.

I love that it has built-in radio wireless capabilities, easy to control from a Godox transmitter

This is the perfect ideal adapter for using active speakers in a wireless capacity. Specifically, I use the Sennheiser wireless systems to send the signal to the speakers remotely. This adapter is for the needed for the Sennheiser transmitter/receiver packs for providing constant power verses using batteries. I hide the transmitter/receiver packs on top of each speaker out of site from the public and being able to plug them in to the same cord as the active speaker.

Great sturdy case. We are using it for a Senneheiser wireless audio kit; fits transmitter, receiver, hand-held mic transmitter adapter, lav, 1/4 to xlr short cable, 6 AA batteries, and lav cover. Clips are hard to close, but in my experience they loosen up over time so it's better that they're hard at first.

Great wireless system, I did not have any RF issues at all. The best thing about this wireless kit, is the MKE-2 Gold Lavalier mic. Unlike it's predecessor the ME-2, the MKE-2 Gold is much easier to conceal, and best of all it sounds great. My one issue I had with it was it is too big to hide in the visor of a car during a driving scene. Both the transmitter and reciever are the same size as the G3's. One improvement I would love to see from Sennheiser regarding the EW series, is a dual receiver option and if possible a smaller body pack transmitter for the near future.

Having used a variety of wireless transmitter/receivers out there, this is now my kit of choice. It's nice and compact, yet the range is easily around 500 feet with no latency. Transmission is stable and I haven't encountered any connection issues yet, even when using through multiple walls. If you do go out of range, it's also virtually instantaneous to reconnect. It feels very well made with a nice all-metal case on both the transmitter and receiver. It's also a nice bonus that it has both HDMI and SDI (and can cross-convert between the two) and the included L-Series battery plates make powering easy when D-Tap power is unavailable. It's nice that it's compatible with the rest of CineGears's wireless line too, so you can add multiple receivers, etc - I haven't tried this yet though. Overall, really pleased. This is definitely a competitor to the Teradek Bolt 600, which I've used multiple times. It might even be better, yet it's literally 1/3rd of the price! It's a no brainer in my opinion.

I purchased the XSW-D kit for capturing the preachers voices at a church I am helping out. I regularly use high end wireless kits as a stagehand at work, and hoped to avoid the noise and static that might come with a cheap kit. I had noticed that I could finally enjoy bluetooth wireless audio on gear using the APT-X codecs, which this system uses. I went ahead and bought these, as Sennheiser has always seemed to provide quality audio gear. So far our audio people really like the sound provided by the included lavalier, other than a little clothing rustle. I did find that if you want to use a different microphone, like a headset, that it must have a T-R-S connector, as the transmitter does not provide T-S style plug-in power. Rather than the complexity of setting up a typical pro wireless kit, this system has just one button per device. It is so easy to sync them that I am sure the church crew will be able to use them when I am not around. It promises 5 hour run time on a charge. This is the smallest transmitter and receiver I have come across so far, which makes it easier to hang on a person. Tiny though it is, this is no toy. And, knock on wood, we have not experienced any interference issues at all, using it right downtown. Give it a try, you will be surprised.

Ordered this kit for a wedding. Audio was clean and worked perfectly when I tied the wireless transmitter to the house system to feed it back wirelessly to my camera. I had to order an extra 1/8 to XLR cord so I can plug the transmitter into the house system and then plugged the Included adapter from the wireless receiver to my XLR port in my camera.