Wireless Stereo Transmitter And Speakers

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.

Perfect for my wireless monitor transmitter.

Great mic for my Sony wireless transmitter.

Great protect for wireless transmitter cube..

Great product for wireless transmitter

this item provided the sound I was looking for to supplement my stereo speakers.

I used this to connect a sound board to a wireless mic transmitter.

I use this product to connect a boom microphone to a wireless transmitter.

I believe this is my 6th set of wireless lav mics, including the original Rode Wireless GO set and this is hands down the best value and the smartest set. I loved my original set and was using it contentedly but as soon as they announced that I could have two transmitters and that everything would record IN THE MIC, I was sold. I'm a full time YouTuber and, having lost recordings due to static, interference and more, I knew that the onboard recording feature alone was enough to save me hours of potential frustration and was a game changer. I have been using these for a couple of months now (since they came out) and would highly recommend them to anyone. The sound quality is excellent and the software is simple and easy to use - though you likely will rarely need it. I use a separate lapel mic with the transmitter because I don't want the whole transmitter showing in the video. I also use a 3D Printed T-Shirt mic holder. I have yet to lose a single bit of audio from either my first gen or second gen Wireless GOs, which is impressive. Don't hesitate - buy these!

I wanted something that was affordable without taking a hard cut in quality. I'm very happy with these. They do what a lav system is supposed to do. I used them in the field for three different projects, then found a happy surprise in editing. While sound mixing the interviews, I actually had to take a moment and try to figure out which mic was the lav, and which was the boom... Of course after listening closely, it's possible to figure out, but talk about a sound mixer's dream, when the overall tone and feel of the lav turns out so similar to the boom... (which in these cases was a Rode NTG-3.) Most of my takes were clean. I noticed some transmitter pops while shooting multiple subjects walking down the hallway interior of an old motel. Maybe something in the walls, who knows. Whatever - overall, very pleased. Especially for that price tag! Things to NOTE: You may also need to purchase a stereo 1/8" to DUAL XLR cable. The transmitter only outputs in stereo 1/8", using L and R as ch1 and ch2, however the kit only includes a 1/8" to single XLR cable (which if used, would consolidate both lavs to one channel). BAD! (Make sense?)