Audio-Technica ATW-T220b - Handheld Transmitter for 2000 Series (I Band / 487 - 506 MHz)

2000 Series handheld cardioid dynamic microphone/transmitter. Includes AT8456a QuietFlex stand clamp.

Audio-Technica's 2000 Series is a 10-channel frequency-agile UHF wireless system designed to suit a variety of applications, including MI/live performance, fixed installation, public address, A/V rental houses and places of worship. It offers all the advantages of a high-quality, professional wireless system at an extremely affordable price.

Features switchable antenna power. Also, the optional ATW-CHG2 two-bay recharging station provides power to recharge NiMH batteries in two ATW-T220b handheld transmitters and/or ATW-T210b body-pack transmitters in any combination. Offering 10 selectable channels and True Diversity UHF wireless technology, the 2000 Series features automatic frequency scanning. At the touch of a button, this function automatically determines and sets the best available frequency. Any of the 2000 Series' 10 channels may be used together without any frequency coordination problems or group selection issues. The 2000 Series also incorporates Audio-Technica's Tone Lock™ squelch plus an easy-to-read LCD information display.

Features:

• Serious advances in affordable professional wireless
• Clear sound quality and rock-solid, dependable performance
• Automatic frequency scanning
• 10 compatible user-switchable channels
• Antenna power available for powered antennas and other in-line RF devices
• True Diversity operation selects the better signal from the two receiver sections, reducing dropouts
• Tone Lock™ tone squelch system fights interference
• Switchable transmitter power output with high and low settings offered
• Ground-lift switch helps eliminate audible hum caused by ground loops between the sound system and receiver
• ATW-T220b Handheld Microphone/Transmitter features PRO 41 Capsule for maximum feedback rejection and consistent sound
• ATW-CHG2 charger available for ATW-T220b and ATW-T210b transmitters