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Sennheiser | XSW 2 - CI1 - B | Wireless Guitar System | B BAND (507137) - Gsus4

Sennheiser XSW 2-CI1-B Wireless Guitar System B BAND

by Sennheiser
$525.00
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$525.00
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The Sennheiser XS Wireless 2-CI1 is an easy-to-use all-in-one mic set. Even though it's a breeze to use, a plethora of useful options are available via the XSW 2-CI1's LCD display. True diversity and 12 compatible channels ensure smooth operation, even under tough live stage conditions. And setup is a snap, thanks to automatic frequency management and remote synchronisation. This set includes Sennheiser's popular Ci1 instrument cable — the perfect choice for guitarists who want an untethered onstage experience. The receiver's metal housing and the bodypack's sweat-resistant design make the XSW 2-CI1 a durable, gig-ready wireless system.

Complete XSW2 Instrument System: includes (1) SK XSW bodypack transmitter (1) 6.5mm jack to mini-jack input cable (1) EM XSW2 mains powered receiver (1) plug pack power supply (2) antennae (2) AA batteries. Frequency Range: B Range (614 - 638 MHz)

    Choose the Wireless Frequency correctly 

    > Wireless Audio Devices Guide - by Department of Infrastructure of Australian Government
    https://www.communications.gov.au/what-we-do/spectrum/wireless-audio-devices

    > ACMA's Channel Finder - to check what is available in your area
    https://channelfinder.acma.gov.au/

    > Sennheiser frequency Calculator - to find the best frequency to use in your area
    http://www.frequencyfinder.com.au/