Wireless Audio Transmitter For Dj Speakers

I store my wireless mic transmitter on top of this when i dj. Its easy to install as well!

I actually use this microphone more with DJ applications (using an XLR wireless plug-in transmitter) than Interviewing and it work great. I chose the Long handle verses the Regular (which is just personal preference) but quality of either would be the same in my opinion. Sound quality and clarity great and I would buy again as a back-up.

I use this device along with a Sony UWP plug on transmitter to get the band or DJ's audio into my camera. I come out of the powered speakers XLR jack, into the attenuator and then on to the transmitter. Every DJ has the level set a little different and this device compensates for those differences. Usually the .05 or .10 setting knocks it down to a perfect level. I adjust on the fly as needed.

I'm a wedding DJ and I purchased this antenna to work with my Sennheiser wireless system for wireless speakers. This antenna worked perfectly!

I use these at events to put small recorders in front of DJ speakers for a back up audio source. I don't use sandbags with these, but I would if they were in a spot where someone could bump into them because they're very light. These stands have been great. Real workhorses!

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.

If you are looking for an alternative to lapel mics for your Shure transmitter, these solved our problem of audio cutting out when speakers turned their heads away from the mic. Price can't be beat.

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.

I use these on the f8 n pro to feed to Sony wireless transmitter to add audio to all my cameras via mulit function hotshot I mess up audio once on a job with the governor of the state at a local business using the PA board controlled by someone else and ever since then I do my own audio and have so many copies of audio it become overkill just like video and images but it works and better premps in f8npro than in camera you just have to have a few extra transmitters and receivers and keep an eye on you channels editing is not that bad if I’ve got a problem, I’ve got the 32 bit recording from the F8 n Pro

I'm using mine to store audio gear. I can fit a couple wireless LAV transmitters, an XLR transmitter, receiver, a couple XLR mics, cables / adapters, dead cats, AA/AAA batteries. It's also the perfect size to be loaded out with a DJi Mavic Pro and accessories, and for that reason I will be buying a second one!