UwMic9 RX-XLR9 Compact Plug-On XLR Dual-Channel UHF Wireless Receiver

The Saramonic UwMic9 RX-XLR9 is an ultra-portable, ultra-compact dual-channel UHF wireless microphone receiver that can mount directly to an XLR input of a professional video camera, mixer or an audio recorder. With the included accessories it can also easily be mounted to the shoe of a DSLR, Mirrorless or Video Camera and plugged into a 1/8" (3.5mm) mic input. Its dual-channel ability allows you to use wireless microphones on two separate people with only a single RX-XLR9 (transmitters sold separately). Very easy to use, the RX-XLR9 features durable metal construction, and provides pristine, broadcast-quality sound for interviews, film dialogue, field recording, TV and news gathering.

Unlike other plug-on wireless receivers that require expensive proprietary batteries, the RX-XLR9 runs on 2 standard AA's, and can be powered with an external USB battery pack (sold separately). A headphone output is built-in, so you can always monitor your sound, even when your camera lacks a headphone jack. An easy-to-read backlit LCD display lets you make quick adjustments to its intuitive menus in the brightest or darkest environments. The RX-XLR9 can be rotated 320° to make room for other equipment when mounted to a camera. The UwMic9 RX-XLR9 is ideal for use with professional video cameras, DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, mixers and portable audio recorders.

The RX-XLR9 uses the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) spectrum, which helps you avoid interference, and its 863-865MHz range in 6 selectable channels is licence-free in the UK. An automatic-scan feature locates the best available channel for you and the infrared synchronisation makes the process a breeze.

A variety of excellent wireless transmitters are available to use with your RX-XLR9, and because it works with two of them at the same time, you can mix and match to suit your needs. Choose from the TX9 beltpack transmitter (which includes an SR-M1 omnidirectional lavalier microphone), the TX-XLR9 plug-on transmitter, and the HU9 handheld wireless microphone.