[FS: General] FS - Audio Equipment - 2 Wireless Kits - Shotgun Mic

DaneCannon

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Sale to CONUS only. Buyer pays shipping. Only Paypal accepted.

1 used Sony UWP-C1 UHF Transmitter (UTX-B1) and UHF Diversity Receiver (URX-P1) -- includes hot shoe mount, lav, foam windscreen, tie clip (fits a little loose, so I use some tape around lav), locking mini to XLR adapter. Works perfect. Incidentally, the range on this is better than the G2--also has 2 antennae, G2 has 1.
Price: $300

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1 used Sennheiser EW 100 G2 Transmitter and Receiver -- Velcro already on receiver. Works perfect. Comes with an ME-4 cardioid lav (good for when there's a lot of BG noise, $140 new on BH). Will throw in an omni ME-2 for an extra $50 ($140 new on BH).
Price: $350

1 barely used Sennheiser ME66 with K6 power module -- Sells new on BH for $500. Can provide phantom power via a AA battery. Will include case. Fitted Rycote Softie (sells new on BH for $110). Great wind protection. Honestly I just kept it on there almost all the time. Mainly used as an on-camera mic.
Price: $450

Thanks,
Dane
 
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I'm located in Salt Lake City, 84124. The Sennheiser G2 is B band. All are USA legal. I'm also adding to the list a K-Tek KE-110CC boompole with internal coiled XLR cable.
Sells on BH for $230, I'll sell it for $150. I don't even think I've used it (I have 2, this one still has the protective thingie on it).
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/326895-REG/K_Tek_KE_110CC_KE_110CC_Avalon_Series_Aluminum.html
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Just want to confirm that the boom pole is the CC with the bottom exit xlr connector, and not the CCR with the side exit xlr connector. Thanks.
 
In another thread, someone asked about the band of the Sonys and I realized they actually ARE in the 700 MHz band. So they're no good for the US. I used to use them dual purpose as a lav unit but also as a wireless boom unit (with the Sennheiser ME66/K6 I'm selling). I'll throw in that custom cable for free too.
 
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