The medium KSHPM Stingray Heatblock Transmitter Pouch from K-Tek is designed to eliminate discomfort associated with wearing hot wireless transmitters. It can be used for live stage, theater, broadcast TV, and other applications where wireless transmitters are used against the body.

The proprietary three-layer material is specifically engineered to withstand a continual temperature of 464°F, well above the range at which the electronics are specified. The KSHPM Stingray Heatblock Transmitter Pouch is built with material that is soft to the touch, flexible enough to be worn against the skin, and relieves the discomfort of hot wireless transmitters.

Soft and Comfortable to Wear    Heat-Resistant Heatblock Material    Relieves Discomfort of Hot Transmitters    Super-Insulating Properties

Fits Lectrosonics SMQV models and similar size transmitters

Soft and comfortable to wear against skin yet offers superb insulating characteristics to eliminate the discomfort associated with wearing hot wireless transmitters

The heat resistant heatblock material can withstand a continual temperature of 464°F, which is well above the range of standard wireless electronic devices

Super insulating properties

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this fit a zoom f6 with the largest capacity sony L battery attached?

A: This bag will fit the F6 with a Sony NP-F970 battery attached to it.

Q: 2. Is there room for XLR cables coming off the side of the MixPre 3, I see there are no side openings so how easy is it fish XLR cables out of the bag onto a boom pole etc?

A: It is possible to use the Sound Devices MixPre-3 II Field Recorder while it inside of the K-Tek KSUHX X-Series Stingray Utility Hip Pack and your microphones connected with XLR cables and mounted on boom poles.

Q: 3. Will the MKH416 fit in this case securely?

A: Yes, a Sennheiser MKH 416 shotgun microphone will fit securely into the K-Tek KSTMC1 Stingray Microphone Case for Two Shotgun Microphones.

Q: 4. How does one measure for the spine length for this harness?

A: The spine length of this harness is 14.5''. This is an adjustable size harness allowing for various sized people to use it. The goal is to set the harness at the size required for the wait of the bag to be distributed to your waist.

Q: 5. Is there space to hold 2 mic clips?

A: You may be able to fit small mic clips in the pocket of the K-Tek Stingray Microphone Case for Two Short Shotgun Mics. The interior of the case is 6.75 x 2.4" and the diameter of a shotgun microphone is approximately 0.83 to 0.87" (21 to 22mm).

Q: 6. Will this fit the Sennheiser MKH 8060 or is the bigger one necessary?

A: The Sennheiser MKH 8060 would not fit inside the K-Tek Stingray Microphone Case for Two Short Shotgun Mics (Small). The larger one is suggested.

Q: 7. Is there a removable cover for the bottom of the bag if I don't want an open square hole?

A: There is not a removeable cover available for the bottom of the K-Tek Stingray MixPro Audio Bag.

Q: 8. How does this belt feel compared to the Orca waist belt?

A: The two waist belts are very comparable. Both are lightweight, padded, and offer a set of 4 Carabiners. The Ktek KSWB1 has one additional benefit; molle straps and D-Rings along the back offer plenty of rigging points for additional accessories.

Q: 9. Would this work with the Stingray Medium Mixer Bag?

A: NOT AS IT SHOULD OR COULD, IT COULD HAVE BEEN A BETTER DESIGN, BUT I MADE IT WORK WITH A CROSS BLEND OF IDEALS FORMY SOUND DEVICE MIX PRE 10 T. UNTIL CLYDE BROOKS

Q: 10. Will this hold the Zoom F8n Pro *plus* the Zoom F-Control? If not, does B&H have a bag that will?

A: Yes, the K-Tek Stingray MixPro Audio Bag will hold the Zoom F8n Pro Multitrack Field Recorder in the main compartment and the Zoom F-Control can be placed in the front pouch, but it will stick out of the top about 2.6". The F-Control measures 9.6 x 7.1 x 1.8" and the interior of the pouch measures 10.5 x 4.5 x 2.5".