Saramonic HU9 Microphone for UwMic9 wireless audio system

Saramonic HU9 microphone stage is dedicated to a wireless audio transmission system UwMic9. The microphone stage HU9 was made from the highest quality materials. Aluminum housing provides high strength, while maintaining low weight. Steel mesh and the inner windshield protects the microphone transducer against damage and interference. Saramonic HU9 is equipped with a readable display LED feature easily in sync with the receiver and the power switch of the radio signal. The microphone makes it possible to lock the switch in order to eliminate the possibility of accidentally turning off the microphone during use. The microphone is dedicated to the wireless system in cooperation with the receiver UwMic9 Saramonic RX9. UwMic9 system is characterized by versatility. The possibility of wireless transmission of audio signals between devices will appreciate the wide range of cameramen, reporters and vlogerzy. The system allows operation of the devices in two groups, the 96 transmission frequencies. The common element of the system is a receiver for receiving a Saramonic RX9 both soundtracks of the two channels. RX9 receiver is required to receive the signal from the microphone HU9. Specification - the number of transmission channels 96 - the number of groups 2 - frequency: 514 MHz - 596 MHz - the ratio of signal to noise ratio (SNR) of 70 dB - power supply 2 AA batteries - weight 335 g - dimensions: 25.4 cm x ⌀5,2 is included microphone HU9 The system allows operation of the devices in two groups, the 96 transmission frequencies. The common element of the system is a receiver for receiving a Saramonic RX9 both soundtracks of the two channels. RX9 receiver is required to receive the signal from the microphone HU9. Specification - the number of transmission channels 96 - the number of groups 2 - frequency: 514 MHz - 596 MHz - the ratio of signal to noise ratio (SNR) of 70 dB - power supply 2 AA batteries - weight 335 g - dimensions: 25.4 cm x ⌀5,2 is included microphone HU9 The system allows operation of the devices in two groups, the 96 transmission frequencies. The common element of the system is a receiver for receiving a Saramonic RX9 both soundtracks of the two channels. RX9 receiver is required to receive the signal from the microphone HU9. Specification - the number of transmission channels 96 - the number of groups 2 - frequency: 514 MHz - 596 MHz - the ratio of signal to noise ratio (SNR) of 70 dB - power supply 2 AA batteries - weight 335 g - dimensions: 25.4 cm x ⌀5,2 is included microphone HU9

The HU9 from Saramonic is a wireless handheld microphone for the UwMic9 system. You can connect the HU9 easily to the RX9 receiver (not included) to create a professional and reliable audio solution. The HU9 works on two AA-batteries, which are not included. On the detailed screen you can clearly read the most important settings, like the channel and battery level. The screen has built-in backlight, so you can also read the information in low light conditions.

Professional quality

The UwMic9 system produces a crystal clear sound and is made of high quality hardware. When you take the HU9 microphone out of the packaging, you’ll understand what we mean: a durable housing, good hardware and a detailed finish make this a high quality product.

Usage HU9

You can use the HU9 in multiple ways. Here’s an example: you want to capture an interview with your DSLR camera. You connect the RX9 (not included) to the hotshoe of your DSLR-camera with the included adapter. Next to that, you connect headphones to the ‘phone’ port of your RX9. You’re now ready for the interview. There’s an option to connect a second microphone at the same time. Please see below.

UwMic9 extension

To use the HU9, you need a RX9 receiver. The RX9 has the ability to receive to input signals at the same time. There are multiple other transmitters available. Think about the TX9 lavalier microphone (see optional accessories), an extra HU9 microphone and a XLR9 XLR-transmitter. (Last mentioned is available on request). You can control both channels individually.