The Quantum7 Wireless System from AMT includes a Q7 AA powered transmitter with true diversity receiver, rack ears, and extension cables. The Quantum7 transmitter clips on to all AMT microphones that include DCT. You simply need to disconnect the cable from the microphone and plug in the transmitter. With 100 channels to choose from (region dependent), the system is simple to use while providing good quality sound. The receiver is a true diversity design allowing the wireless reception up to approximately 328'. The receiver is constructed with a rugged metal chassis, which includes a 1/4" and XLR output. Additionally it features high-quality transient response, no delay, no background noise, with multi-level narrow band filter technology.

True diversity design

Transmitter can be powered via one AA battery

Q7 receiver includes heavy-duty metal chassis with rack ears

Supports 100 channels (region dependent) with up to 30 MHz bandwidth

PLL frequency stabilization system

Supports IR syncing from receiver to transmitter

LCD display

Wireless operation without a bodypack

Large analog style volume control for quick and easy access

Remove the transmitter to convert microphone to a wired setup

Compatible with all AMT instrument microphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am trying to shoot head&shoulders or portrait shots for a video blog but I need to shoot from 6 to 8 ft away. The existing 2x built in lens to various iPhones don't cut it. I've seen the 2x adaptor lens on top of the 2x built-in lens which makes 4x. It's not bad so I am looking for a 4x or 5x adaptor. I can't find such an item. Is a 3x lens workable?

A: A 3x lens is workable for what you are trying to do. An alternative to the Movo Photo SPL-TELE 3x Telephoto Lens is BH #BEBGL111TL, which will give you natural looking portraits.

Q: 2. Do the Transmitters turn off if they're out of range of the Receiver?

A: Hi Randy, the Trasmitters will not turn off immediately, they will lost the signal first. And if the transmitter lost the signal more than 5 minuts, it will switch to sleep mode.

Q: 3. What about the Microphone operating mode ? is it mono or duel channel ?

A: The microphone is Mono. I simply convert after to stereo.

Q: 4. Is there a cable available to attach directly to iPhone 12 Pro Max? I want to use with DJI OM4 gimble.

A: To connect this system to an iPhone 12 Max, you will need the following two adapters, B&H # ROSC4 and B&H # APLAADAP.

Q: 5. I want to use this mic in Google Meet for my voice to hear clear. Can it works with it ?

A: The Sabinetek SmartMike Lite Bluetooth Wireless Clip-on Microphone for Smartphone (White), BH # SASCSMSLVWH, will work for Google Meet

Q: 6. Is it possible to connect Sony ecm aw4 to a android Samsung Galaxy phone camera.

A: For some reason this won't work properly with a Samsung galaxy. It's the phone...works fine with others like Iphone. There are supposedly some cables you can get that go into the charging port, but I have had no luck and have tried various options.

Q: 7. In the manual, it states that "if the receiver reaches its safe battery level it will stop charging the transmitters". Huh?

A: Unfortunately, there was an error in the wording of the user manual for the Saramonic Blink Me 2-Person Clip-On Wireless Microphone System. Instead of stating "if the receiver reaches its safe battery level it will stop charging the transmitters," it should say "it will start charging the transmitters." Saramonic has been made aware of the error and apologizes for any confusion it has caused.

Q: 8. Do the TX units allow for Line Level input?

A: No, the transmitters accept mic level signal. You may be able to use an attenuator cable to pad a line level signal for compatibility with the transmitter's mic input.

Q: 9. 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: 10. so does this product work with iPad or iPhone 6? If so will I need an adaptor or am I ok with the plug that comes with the receiver?

A: You might need and adapter.