This compact, easy to use MoveLink LT2 wireless microphone system from Godox outfits budding Vloggers, Tiktok and YouTube personalities, or journalists with compact, digital audio recording tools for hands-free operation from up to 164' away. The system includes two clip-on transmitters with integrated microphones, lavalier microphones, furry wind caps, and a smartphone-compatible receiver with a Lightning connector. Built-in omnidirectional microphones in each transmitter can be clipped onto your subject for flexibility of recording. Magnetic iron sheets and lavalier microphones give discreet options for microphone placement to maintain the aesthetic of your visual.

The LT2 system uses digital frequency-hopping technology in the 2.4 GHz bandwidth system to ensure a clear transmission. A compact, 2-channel receiver can be plugged into compatible iOS devices with Lightning ports, providing a cableless connection with your device. You can record up to two subjects simultaneously in either mono or stereo modes. Each transmitter has a built-in lithium battery that can be recharged and operates for up to 6 hours at a time. Included USB Type-C cables can charge the transmitters and a carry pouch allows you to store and travel with the system.

For Vlogging, YouTube, and Journalism    For 2-Person Shoots with Lightning    2 x Miniature Clip-On Transmitter/Mics    Miniature 2-Channel Receiver    2 x Lav Mics with Low-Profile Appearance    6-Hour Built-In Rechargeable Battery    3.5mm Headphone Jack    USB Type-C Charging Cables, Carry Pouch    2 x Furry Wind Cap for Transmitter    164' Range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this clown have XLR outputs so that you can connect to professional camera or audio mixer?

A: The Lark 150 Wireless system does not include an XLR output cable. You can use adapters like these though, for connection with professional XLR inputs: sum both channels to mono: https://bhpho.to/3IBRQba stereo XLR output: https://bhpho.to/3vz9kkT For a dual channel wireless system that will meet a more professional expectation, I would recommend considering the Sony UTXB40 transmitters with the URX-P03D receiver, as packaged in this kit: https://bhpho.to/3hyxlQN

Q: 2. Is there any way to charge these besides via the case? Having the microphone transmitter die out or not be able to be plugged into a portable charger or have battery swapped doesn't seem ideal for most situations where the battery needs to last long.

A: Since the receiver only last 7 hour and it can’t be charged without placing it in the case, you are still limited to 7 hours.

Q: 3. I can connect them to an iPhone with Lightning connector?

A: Yes. But this adapter would be required: Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter B&H # APLAADAP: https://bhpho.to/3sApIOk 8-Pin Lightning Connection 3.5mm Stereo Mini Plug For Use with iPhone 7 and iOS Devices

Q: 4. Can I take the output from audio mixtur to transmitter & take the input to the camera from reciver?

A: No, the Xvive Audio U6 Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones would not facilitate the wireless transmission of an audio mixer feed to camera. The transmitter in the U6 System integrates a built-in microphone but does not provide an input connection for external sources such as microphones or cables.

Q: 5. Does this record the two tracks in stereo or mono?

A: The Godox MoveLink Mini UC allows for recording in stereo or dual-mono. Meaning that in stereo, you will have one voice on the left side and the other on the right side. In dual-mono, you will be able to hear both voices on both sides.

Q: 6. Can you monitor audio on headphones while recording?

A: You may be able to monitor audio using Bluetooth headphones while recording with the Andycine ML Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone, iPad.

Q: 7. Are you limited to Is only 2 settings for the gain?

A: Yes, there are two options for the input gain settings on the transmitters included with the Godox MoveLink Mini UC 2-Person Wireless Microphone System. The input gain can be set for -33 and -43 dB. The LED indicator on the transmitter will flash in a different color to indicate the setting that s selected (green for -33 dB and purple for -43 dB).

Q: 8. Does the receiving output two channels (stereo), one for each lav or does it sum to mono?

A: The receiver will output each transmitter on a separate channel when it is used in stereo mode.

Q: 9. Where can i buy just the lavalier mic for this system? is there a replacement one?

A: There are dozens of compatible lavalier microphoes for this wireless system. Please see our selection: https://bhpho.to/3mqEMxe

Q: 10. Can i use sennheiser me2 or rode link lav microphones?

A: Hi Diego, yes of course.