The LD Systems Sweet Sixteen MD B5 is a 16-channel dynamic handheld microphone transmitter operating in the 584 to 607 MHz frequency range. With its cardioid pickup pattern, the microphone offers good off-axis rejection for less feedback. On-board controls include transmission, power, hi/low gain, and on/off. LEDs indicate power on and low battery. The Sweet Sixteen is powered by two included AA batteries and offers up to 10 hours of operation.

Handheld with Dynamic Capsule    Frequency Band: 584 to 607 MHz    IR Frequency Synchronization    Frequency Response: 60 Hz to 16 kHz    Hi/Low Gain, On/Off    Low-Battery Indicator    10-Hour Operating Time    Includes 2 x AA Batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the lightning connector fit with iPhone 12 Pro Max with moment case

A: It depends on the design of the case and how much space it provides around the Lightning port to allow the Lightning connector on the wireless receiver from the Saramonic Blink 500 Pro B3 Digital Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System for Lightning iOS Devices. if there is not enough space to allow the receiver to rest flush against the iPhone, then you would need to take the iPhone out of the case in order to properly connect the receiver.

Q: 2. Can this be used on a PC with regular USB-A ports?

A: Yes, the Hollyland LARK M2 DUO 2-Person Wireless Combo Microphone System (2.4 GHz, Shine Charcoal) can be connected to a PC with a USB-A port. You will just need to use the USB-C receiver with a USB-C to USB-A cable, like the one included with the wireless system, in order to do so.

Q: 3. I tried this unit indoors within office buildings and at conferences and in both settings the audio would sometimes cut out and be unusable. Has anyone else experienced this? Since the 2.4 ghz spectrum is fairly crowded and there is nothing to configure on these I'm assuming I need to look at a better system.

A: As you mention, the Saramonic Blink 500 Pro B2 2-Person Digital Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System operates on a relatively crowded 2.4GHz spectrum (shared with WiFi) and can be limited in its operation in some frequency-intense scenarios. Bodies in between transmitter and receiver as well as certain building materials are also classic inhibitors to the function of many wireless systems.

Q: 4. I have the thumb wheel set. Will this controller only set up match with the unit I have now? Or do I need to purchase something else as well?

A: Hi LucasThanks for your question. If you have a microRemote fingerwheel system including basestation and motor, then you only need to purchase this hand unit and it will work correctly to provide wireless remote focus. You just need to ensure the basestation and the hand unit are on the same channel. if you have any additional questions on how to use please contact us at support@redrockmicro.comthanks!

Q: 5. Are we to understand that this can be used with any synth/music app or just Yamaha apps? I have seen nothing, ANYWHERE, to imply that it would...

A: I could not get this device nor its USB companion device to work on any of my keyboards including a Yamaha PSR-S900

Q: 6. can this be bought with barrel mic instead of the LAV?

A: This kit currently only comes with a lav.

Q: 7. Can this device be used with android?

A: No, Yamaha only has iOS support for the MD-BT01. You may want to check out the apps on AppStore that support it before purchase. It is not as universal as standard MIDI over USB.

Q: 8. What is the difference between this remote and the older style?

A: For help comparing two specific products feel free to email us directly with links to both products at askbh@bhphoto.com. We should be better able to assist you from there.

Q: 9. My Sony ZV1 has a hum in the audio when I use this system. Any suggestions on how to get rid of it?

A: Hum is almost always caused by a faulty ground or poor connection. Herea are several possible explanations/solutions for you to try: 1. It could just be a bad input cable. If the shield is broken internally, you'll experience hum. Try replacing the cable or test it on a different device. 2. You may be using the wrong input cable. The Blink 500 Pro B2 system has a LOT of cables, and there are two different ones that look very similar. The TRS cable has two narrow black bands on its metal tip while the TRRS one, which has three bands. Since the ZV1 uses an unbalance stereo input, be sure you are connecting the receiver to the camera using the TRS cable.

Q: 10. Can you detach the lav from the clip? Useful if you want to fit the mic on the left or right side of a jacket

A: Yes, you can remove the clip from the lavalier microphone.