BOYA wireless microphone factory:BOYA BY-WM60 UHF Wireless Microphone

BOYA BY-WM60 UHF Wireless Microphone System
BOYA BY-WM60 is an upgraded UHF digital wireless microphone system,features all durable metal construction, easy to read LCD displays,digital companding circuitry making it suitable for a wide range of wireless applications such as ENG, documentary work, live sound,conferences, and more.

• Compander for clearer sound
• Muting function
• For Film, field, and video applications
• Rugged aluminum construction

Channels:48
Oscillator type:PLL synthesizer
Frequency response:40 Hz to 18 kHz (+/-3dB)


TX12 Bodypack Transmitter
Features rugged, lightweight construction and detachable and flexible antenna design that
advances transmission reliability, works with BOYA RX12 and SP-RX12
• 50m (164ft) operation range (without obstacle)
• LCD screen for transmitter
• Two MIC jacks
• TX-belt for fitting to a belt or clothing
• Powered by 2* AA batteries
• Sensitivity: 6 mV input for full deviation
• 12 switchable channels

RX12 Bodypack Receiver
Compact and lightweight bodypack receiver,works with BOYA TX12 and BY-WHM12.
• 50m (164ft) operation range (without obstacle)
• Automatically matched for receiver
• Real-time monitoring
• Camera-Mount Receiver
• Volume control wheel
• Reception Sensitivity: 2 μV for 30 dB

SP-RX12 Handheld Receiver for Smartphone
SP-RX12 is a VHF handheld receiver, easy to set up, works with BOYA TX12 and BY-WHM12 as a smartphone video kit, suitable for interviews,film, business or educational applications and more.
• For use with iOS, Android devices
• Plugs directly into smartphones
• Shutter button for taking pictures and videos
• LED indicator light
• Real-time monitoring
• 2* AA batteries or 5V USB Power

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