Part of the Hollyland LARK MAX wireless system, this black LARK MAX Clip-On Wireless Microphone Transmitter is available as an individual component to expand your preexisting system or for use as a backup transmitter. The transmitter features a MaxTimbre, omnidirectional microphone with high-sensitivity for superior audio pickup. A 48 kHz 24-bit sampling rate, 70 dB signal to noise ratio, and a maximum SPL of 128 dB captures rich and clear audio from your talent up to 820' away.

Digital signal processing enhances your audio signal by reducing unwanted noise and interference to ensure the signal remains clean. Advanced noise cancellation reduces outside noise from your environment to deliver clear sound in loud locations. The transmitter can record up to 14 hours of backup audio files thanks to its built-in 8GB of storage. Lossless WAV files ensure peace-of-mind in case of recording glitches. A 3.5mm input port on the transmitter offers the option to plug in a lavalier microphone. Record for up to 7.5 hours thanks to the internal 300mAh battery which can recharge via the USB-C interface.

For Hollyland LARK MAX Wireless Systems    Transmitter with Built-In Omni Mic    3.5mm Input Connector    14-Hour Recording, 8GB Built-In Memory    USB-C Audio Interface    REC, Pairing, Noise Cancellation Buttons    LED Indicator    Includes Furry Windscreen    300mAh Battery, 7.5-Hour Runtime

• 2.4 GHz wireless frequency bandwidth
• Built-in omnidirectional microphone
• 820' line-of-sight transmission distance, 197' transmission distance with obstructions
• 3.5mm input, USB-C interface
• Up to 14-hour recording mode with 8GB built-in memory
• 300mAh battery with 7.5-hour runtime
• Includes furry windscreen, USB-C to USB-A cable
• Built-in back clip attaches to subject
• Pairing/noise cancellation button, REC button, power button
• LED REC indicator

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the receiver be used with an XLR adapter and be plugged into say an FX6?

A: Yes, the Hollyland LARK MAX Duo receiver's output can be adapted to XLR.

Q: 2. Where can we get replacement batteries?

A: The Hollyland LARK MAX Duo uses built-in rechargeable batteries, which are not user-replaceable.

Q: 3. does the tx provide phantom power when using external mics?

A: Hi John, so far the tx does not support phantom power when using external mics

Q: 4. Do the solo transmitter offers noise cancellation? If yes, how to know?

A: Yes, the Hollyland LARK MAX Clip-On Wireless Microphone Transmitter does offer noise cancellation which is activated by a dedicated button.

Q: 5. Any issues with audio drift on the internal recorder? I still have issues on the DJI even after the firmware update.

A: We have not heard of any issues with audio drift on the internal recorder for the Hollyland LARK MAX Duo 2-Person Wireless Microphone System.

Q: 6. Does the audio cut out when the transmitter is placed behind the talents back? You know, like the RodeWirelessGo does.

A: Hi Jacob, yes, it might cut out in such case,since the LARK 150 uses 2.4GHz frequency.

Q: 7. Can I charge the Tx and Rx's with usb-c?

A: Yes, the transmitters and receiver for the Hollyland LARK MAX Duo 2-Person Wireless Microphone System ca be charged via USB-C.

Q: 8. Does the Hollyland split internal audio recordings into 30-minute files like the DJI and Rode?

A: Yes. The built-in recorders on the transmitters for the Hollyland LARK MAX Duo 2-Person Wireless Microphone System have 8GB of memory to store the recorded audio in mono WAV files at 48 kHz/24-bit. When the recording lasts for an extended period, the files will be split automatically every 30 minutes. If the storage is full, newly recorded audio will overwrite the older recorded audio.

Q: 9. Does this kit include lavaliers?

A: The Hollyland LARK MAX Duo does not include any external lavalier microphones.

Q: 10. When using a single wired lav microphone while recording in Safety Track mode record 2 audio tracks at varying levels?

A: Yes, the Hollyland LARK MAX Duo 2-Person Wireless Microphone System does have the ability to record a safety track to give you recorded audio at two different levels.