Buy Audio Technica ATW-202-T2 Wireless VHF Microphone System with Hand Held MicAudio Technica ATW-202-T2 Wireless VHF Microphone System with Hand Held Mic Product Description:
- Operating Frequency VHF high band, 169 MHz to 172 MHz
- Fixed channel - No adjustable channel frequencies
- Modulation Mode FM
- Operating Range 200' minimum
- Frequency Response 80 Hz to 13,000Hz
Product Description
Audio-Technica's Freeway 200 Series Wireless System provides proven performance in a variety of settings. Each 200 Series professional VHF wireless system includes a receiver and either a body-pack transmitter or a handheld microphone/transmitter on a specific crystal-controlled frequency. The ATW-R200 receiver design features an innovative docking power supply configuration. An AC power adapter housed in a compartment in the receiver uses an IEC-standard detachable power cordset. Furthering its flexibility, the power adapter may be easily removed from the receiver case, permitting its use as a conventional in-line AC adapter. A novel dipole antenna system on the receiver improves operation by providing a ground element in addition to the usual signal element. Non-diversity, single-channel, dual antenna system Mic requires 9-Volt Battery (not included)
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Neat little mic system!
By Daniel Haworth
I got one of these mics in a lot of DJ equipment. I've used it for everything from live bands to school assemblies.The mic sounds OK. It's nothing fancy, and certainly doesn't feel as sturdy as some of Audio Technica's higher end products. But, for what it is, it's fine.I have two mics and one receiver, and I've found that the receiver isn't very happy if more than one mic is used at a time. I'm wondering if my set has been mixed&matched a little since the listing on Amazon here shows only one microphone.Overall, for a cheap mic, it's a good one. Audio Technica is a good brand and even on their lower end products like this, it shines through.The range seems quite good, being able to span a full sized gymnasium with ease, and just running on store brand 9volt batteries. In assemblies, I'm able to sit off to the side of the gym near the seating areas with the receiver sitting on top of my mixer, and the people on the floor being able to run around, talk quietly, SCREAM, sing, and even blow whistles and megaphones near the mic without any issues, just a quick finger on the volume slider.The mic its self is also very easy to use. There's a switch on the bottom with three positions: off, standby, and on.With no instruction, the leadership students have been able to take the mic from me, go out on the stage, turn it on themselves, do their piece, and turn it off when they stop talking.The output on the receiver does seem to be unbalanced. I've not seen any evidence otherwise. Which, is fine with me since it's usually sitting on top of the mixer anyway. It's a little plastic box, so a thick Monster cable can pull it to the ground pretty easily.All in all, for sorta non-professional stuff, it's perfectly fine, and I've been perfectly happy with it. I would recommend this product for use in small gigs, DJs, and schools.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Perfect For Lead Singer in a Band
By F. J. Procaccini
I have been the lead singer in a band for about 6 years and I bought this wireless system about 5 years ago, it has yet to fail me. On stage it can become an annoyance to have mic cables all over the place, especially when you're a singer who likes to jump around or get the crowd into it. I have performed with the receiver about 50 yards away and didn't have any delay. For under $100 I would highly recommend this system. Although I go through great lengths to take care of my equipment, this mic has been dropped and beaten up yet performs like a pro. Also pretty good for recording too. No question, buy one.
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