Sennheiser ew 300IEM G3 manual The Transmitter, Handheld transmitters, Bodypack transmitters

The Transmitter

The transmitter has a fairly straightforward job: take a microphone or line-level input signal, convert it into an RF signal, and transmit it. It sounds easy, but there are a number of variables involved in producing accurate and dependable transmissions.

Professional events demand reliability and extensive operating range, regardless of conditions. Sennheiser’s evolution wireless G3 transmitters meet that challenge with 30 mW of output power, which can deliver approximately 300 feet of operating range (line of sight) in a good RF environment. With rugged metal housings, G3 series transmitters are built to endure wear-and-tear, for consistent results, night after night.

To preserve every nuance of your performance, evolution wireless G3 employs a proprietary noise- reduction system called HDX™, which maximizes audio quality and avoids the noise inherent in most RF systems. HDX™ converts the analog audio signal to RF and back to analog again, all with stunning accuracy and quality. With a wide frequency response of 25 Hz to 18 kHz (line), evolution wireless G3 sounds as good as our wired microphones.

There are three basic types of wireless transmitters:

1) Handheld transmitters

Handhelds are the most recognizable form of transmitter, most closely resembling traditional wired microphones. All evolution wireless G3 handheld transmitters (SKM 100 G3, SKM 300 G3, and SKM 500 G3) are designed to offer exceptional sound, with user- swappable dynamic and condenser capsules from our evolution 800 (e835, e845, e865) and 900 (e935, e945, e965) series wired microphones.

G3 Handheld Transmitter

2) Bodypack transmitters

Sennheiser evolution wireless G3 bodypack transmitters (SK 100 G3, SK 300 G3, and SK 500 G3) offer adjustable input sensitivity control to complement a wide range of lavalier microphones (ME2 omni, ME4 cardioid, MKE 2 Gold omni), headmics (ME3-ew, HSP4-ew, Ear Set 4-ew), or line-level signals such as electric guitars and basses. With compact, rugged designs, bodypack transmitters are commonly used in musicals, theatrical stages, film and television sets.

3) Plug-on transmitters

Plug-on transmitters are often used on location news- casts, reality TV, and movie sets to convert traditional wired microphones or line level signals into wireless devices. The SKP 100 G3 plug-on is ideal suited for dy- namic mics, such as the MD 42 or MD 46. For condenser mics requiring 48v phantom power, such as the MKH 416 shotgun microphone, Sennheiser also offers the phantom power-equipped SKP 300 G3.

ME3 Headset Mic

ME2 and 4
Lavalier Mics	G3 Bodypack Transmitter

G3 Plug-On Transmitter

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