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Provides freedom of movement for video production, computer applications, and business presentations Includes ATR35 miniature omnidirectional clip-on microphone 2 switchable frequencies for interference-free operation High-band VHF operation for superior sound Normal operating range 100 feet and up to 300 feet under optimum conditions Durable, flexible antenna can be positioned for best reception Real-time monitoring capability with included earphone Rugged design and construction with handsome non-reflective finish Quick and reliable mounting system for camcorder use Receiver and transmitter are each powered by a single 9V battery Operating frequency: T24 (169.505 MHz and 170.305 MHz) Number of channels: 2 Modulation mode: FM Receiver specifications: Reception system: FM superheterodyne Reception sensitivity: 2 µV for 30 dB S/N Output connector: 0.13-inch (3.5 mm) TRS DC input: 9V DC (center-positive) Battery: 9V alkaline (not included) Current consumption: 50 mA Battery life: 8 hours nominal Dimensions: 0.94 x 2.44 x 4.09 inches Weight: 3.5 ounces Body pack transmitter specifications: Modulation: Frequency modulation Modulation sensitivity: 6 mV input for full deviation Battery: 9V alkaline (not included) Current consumption: 50 mA Battery life: 8 hours nominal Dimensions: 0.94 x 2.44 x 4.09 inches Weight: 2.8 ounces
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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Audio-Technica |
| Item model number | PRO88W-R35 |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 336120 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3.7 (7 ratings) 3.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 042005400508 |
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Audio-Technica Pro 88W-R35 VHF Wireless Camcorder Recording Microphone System
Reviews: 7
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i have used this mic with my canon camcorder to record lectures and it does an excellent job. sound quality is great. i highly recommend it
I HAVE USED THIS MIC TO DO STANDUPS FOR A SHOW I AIR ON OUR LOCAL NBC AND ABC STATIONS . I HAVE USED IT FOR YEARS AND HAVE HAD NO PROBLEMS. IT DOES WHAT I NEED FOR THE MONEY IT COST.
I've been using the PRO 88 for about four years for my YouTube productions, and consider it good value, with very good sound. Unobstructed range is about 25 feet. Expect heavy interference from florescent light fixtures. I gave it unreliable rating due to its lack of a battery level indicator, combined with heavy battery use, that has resulted in numerous outages during use that have spoiled entire takes unexpectedly. AT provides a 9V DC adapter input on the receiver, but they offer no compatible AC adapter product to plug to it. No jack is provided on the transmitter, which would be nice to use with a portable battery pack. It's a decent system, but its hard battery use and unreliable battery life really downgrades it for any serious use.
I use this wireless microphone for interviews and recording small events. It works great for that purpose (within 40 feet or so). I have never tried to use this wireless system for anything longer than that, so I don't know if it works great or not. If you need a relatively inexpensive wireless microphone system, this one will do the job. I did buy an upgraded microphone as another reviewer suggested.
I really like the mic and the system. It was working great but then it suddenly stopped working. I have been able to determine that it was the mic that came with it that is the culprit. I went to the local Henry's and they suggested i purchase the ATR3350iS as a replacement. However, it is clunky and there is so much wire to it since it is intended to be used as a stand alone mic rather than wireless that it is defeating the wireless purpose to the mic. One has to carry around a pouch to hold all the wire or make sure that they have a pocket to put it in. I'm pretty disappointed that what was a simple clean wireless system is not so clean any more. I'm not sure how long the mic is supposed to last but i didn't use it very often, maybe a handful of times and in a very gentle environment. Maybe I got a dud?
This unit works well with my Canon 5d Mark III in documentaries.
If I hook another mic to the system it works fine but does not with the mic that came with it. I have tried boosting the levels on the camera, swapping channels, and switching from MIC to Line input to no avail. (Originally in MIC position and reverted back) I even tried hooking the mic up to my computer to see what I would get. If I put the level up to 100% and the Boost up full I barely get any level from the mic.