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Lectrosonics Hma. SoCal Rentals Lectrosonics HMA PlugOn Tx (A1Range) The Lectrosonics HMa is a unique plug-on transmitter design that will ideally match any microphone or line level source via a standard XLR connector The HMa from Lectrosonics is a UHF plug-on transmitter that accepts mic or line-level signals via a standard XLR connector

You'll get the same operating range, spectral efficiency, and long battery life as analog systems, in addition to the audio fidelity that digital systems are known for. Lectrosonics HMa Wireless UHF Plug-on Transmitter: Shipping Option: Free Shipping to the Continental U.S

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The Lectrosonics HMa Wireless Plug-On Transmitter with RE50B Handheld Mic Kit from B&H is designed to let you add a handheld mic to your Lectrosonics wireless system, for professional broadcast production. Features Accepts audio from any microphone or audio source with an XLR connector; Selectable 5, 15, 48 volt phantom power; 76 MHz tuning range in 100 kHz or 25 kHz steps for up to 3072 frequencies The transmitter is designed to be paired with a Lectrosonics receiver and handheld microphone (sold separately)for use in applications for ENG (Electronic News Gathering), EFP (Electronic Field Productions), interviews for broadcast TV, and more.

Lectrosonics HMa Plugon Transmitter Wendy Broadcast. Summary of Contents for Lectrosonics HMa Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Wideband Plug-On Transmitter With Digital Hybrid Wireless Technology ® Digital Hybrid Wireless ® US Patent 7,225,135 Fill in for your records: Serial Number: Rio Rancho, NM, USA Purchase Date: www.lectrosonics.com. The HMa from Lectrosonics is a UHF plug-on transmitter that accepts mic or line-level signals via a standard XLR connector

Lectrosonics HMa CINNE SHOP. Combining analog FM with 24-bit digital audio, the Lectrosonics HMa wideband plug-on transmitter's Digital Hybrid Wireless technology gives you the best of both worlds You'll get the same operating range, spectral efficiency, and long battery life as analog systems, in addition to the audio fidelity that digital systems are known for.