The CAD TX1000HH is a wireless cardioid handheld microphone transmitter that brings reliable transmission and quality audio to presenters, singers, performers, clergy, and instructors. When paired with a separately available RX1000 receiver, it offers reliable transmission and quality audio to presenters, performers, clergy, instructors, and musicians working in business and educational settings, houses of worship, broadcast studios, or on musical stages.

The transmitter operates in the UHF frequency band and is powered by two AA batteries for up to 12 hours. The full system can be expanded to accommodate up to 20 mics and offers a frequency-agile design with 100 switchable frequencies, IR syncing, and a maximum range of up to 295'. The transmitter's rugged, all metal construction ensures long-lasting reliability.

For Presenters and Performers    Rugged Handheld Mic/Transmitter    Use with RX1000 Receiver    Cardioid Dynamic Mic Capsule    Large LCD Display    Perform 12-Hours on Two AA Batteries    295' Range

• The TX1000 handheld mic/transmitter is equipped with a dynamic mic capsule optimized for clarity and speech intelligibility.
• Its cardioid polar pattern focuses audio capture on the speaker or singer holding the mic, minimizing unwanted background noise and feedback.
• The volume control accommodates varying speech/vocal levels.
• The backlit LCD shows frequency, mute status, battery life, and more.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How to use saramonic uwmic9 for video recording from Android mobile

A: If your Android device has a USB-C connection, you could use this adapter along with the UWMIC9, BH #SAUTCC35.

Q: 2. Would I need another receiver to add an additional lav to the handheld mic version?

A: Yes. You have a few options for adding a lavalier microphone to the Sony UWP-D22 Camera-Mount Wireless Cardioid Handheld Microphone System - UC14: 470 to 542 MHz. The first option is to use an additional complete wireless lavalier system such as the Sony UWP-D21 Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System - UC14: 470 to 542 MHz (B&H # SOUWPD2114). If you are using a separate wireless mic system, you can use the same frequency band or a different band since the two systems will be independent. Another option is to replace your existing single-channel receiver with the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver - UC14: 470 to 542 MHz (B&H # SOURXP41D14) which will allow you to use two transmitters simultaneously with the same receiver, and purchase the Sony UTX-B40 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter with Omni Lavalier Mic - UC14: 470 to 542 MHz (B&H # SOUTXB4014) to use together with your existing Sony UTX-M40 Wireless Handheld Cardioid Microphone Transmitter from the UWP-D22 System. If you do want to use two transmitters simultaneously with the URX-P41D Dual-Channel Receiver, make sure that all components operate on the same frequency band.

Q: 3. Can I use more than 1 hand help mic at the same time. If so, how many?

A: The CVM-WM100 PLUS Wireless System that the Comica Audio CVM-WM100 PLUS-HTX Wireless Cardioid Handheld Transmitter operates within specifies up to five wireless microphone transmitters in use is the same location at one time. Each transmitter requires its own receiver channel. The standard receiver in this system is a dual-channel receiver, so no less than three receivers would be required for five operational microphones.

Q: 4. Is the 514 to 596 MHz freq block still legal in the US for unlicensed wireless mics use?

A: Yes, the this system is in the allowed frequency range of 470-608MHz for UHF wireless microphones in the US.

Q: 5. Will this work with a UWMIC10 reciver?

A: No, the Saramonic Vlink2 HU Cardioid Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Vlink2 System (2.4 GHz) is not compatible for use with any of the Saramonic UwMic wireless microphone systems and is intended for use with the Vlink2 Wireless Microphone System. There is no UwMic10 series, but there are UwMic9 and UwMic9S series wireless mic systems which operate on the UHF band. The Vlink series components operate on the 2.4 GHz band which is not compatible with the UHF band used by the UwMic9 and UwMic9S components.

Q: 6. Can I use Sennheiser ME 4 cardioid lav mics? This kit seems almost perfect for my needs, with the exception that I need cardioid mics.

A: Yes, the Sennheiser ME 4 Cardioid Lavalier Microphone can be used with the Saramonic UwMic9 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Mic System.

Q: 7. will this sony system work with canon cameras?

A: Hi, yes, this product includes a mount to attach to any camera cold shoe and connect to the camera with the included cables, either 3.5 mm or XLR, depending on your camera. Thank you for shopping at B&H!

Q: 8. Which DPA Adapter do I need to make this TX9 work with my DPA 4060?

A: The DPA 4060 microphone can be used with the DPA DAD6034 MicroDot to Locking 1/8" Mini Connector (B&H # DPDAD6034) or Deity Microphones DA35 Microdot to Locking 3.5mm Adapter (B&H # DEDA35). The Saramonic UwMic9 transmitter uses the same type of 3.5mm (1/8") locking connector as Sennheiser transmitters.

Q: 9. Does the transmitter allow for line level inputs such as from a mixer or soundboard?

A: Yes.

Q: 10. How does this system compare to the Sennheiser G4 system or the Sony UWP-D?

A: The Saramonic UwMic9 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System is most similar to the Sony UWP-D system. There is not currently a dual-channel version of the Sennheiser EW 100 G4 available. The UwMic9 transmitters feature a similar output spec of 10/20/30mW to the Sony UTX-B40's 5/30mW and Sennheiser's 30mW output. The UwMic9 features less potential frequency options, topping out at 96 frequencies, where Sony offers up to 2,772 and Sennheiser offers 1,680. All makes do feature the ability to scan for an open channel based on location. Saramonic's RX9 receiver features a single TRS output for both micropone channels, where Sony's URX-P03D offers an individual output for each. Overall, however, the Saramonic UwMic9 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System provides significant value at its price point.