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Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder (S4-7: 630 - 662 MHz)

The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder is a digital wireless plug-on transmitter.

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Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder (S4-7: 630 - 662 MHz)

Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder (S4-7: 630 - 662 MHz)

The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder is a digital wireless plug-on transmitter.

EW-DP puts time on your side. A wireless microphone system that blends best-in-class technology with an ergonomic build, it will change the way you think of sound on set.

Fully digital UHF guarantees cutting-edge signal clarity and reliability. An innovative magnetic stacking system makes set-up a snap. Attach the cheese plate and stack receivers on top for fast and secure mounting, it's as simple as that. Smart Notifications quickly identify missed yet critical problems that occur in your workflow. Alerts for audio clipping, low battery, blocked frequencies, muted transmitters, or unlinked devices automatically pop up so you're never caught off guard. Auto frequency coordination locates, organises, and maximises frequency usage with precision ensuring you find the most reliable signal in the most efficient way possible. The Smart Assist app puts the control in the palm of your hand, allowing you to adjust your system at camera or across the room. In short, EW-DP enables you to save valuable time and energy.

Every second counts on set. Each moment is an opportunity to push your work further. Whether you're a crew of one or many, EW-DP is the ideal partner to simplify your audio workflow and give you the confidence to focus on a successful shoot. After all, production has enough challenges; sound doesn't need to be one of them.

Key Features:

Fast & Easy Setup

S4-7 Band (630 - 662 MHz)

Videography, Filmmaking, Newsgathering

For EW-D and EW-DP Systems

XLR-F and 3.5 mm Mic Inputs

Onboard Recording via microSD

+48V Phantom Power

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Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder (S4-7: 630 - 662 MHz)

AA Battery

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Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder (S4-7: 630 - 662 MHz)

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