The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Wireless Transmitter/Recorder 552-607 MHzis a digital plug-on wireless transmitter equipped with a built-in recorder and compatible with EW-D Series receivers. It can be attached to a handheld microphone of your choice for man-on-the-street interviews or to a shotgun mic for wireless booming. The plug-on provides 48V phantom power, giving you the option to use a condenser microphone. There is also a 3.5mm mic input for connecting a lavalier mic. The EW-DP SKP can also be used as a standalone recorder with audio files recorded onto a microSD card (available separately).

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    Pro Features with Fast & Easy Setup    134 dB of Dynamic Range, 24-Bit Audio    56 MHz Bandwidth, Equidistant Grid    Setup/Operate from Phone via Bluetooth

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, I would like to wirelessly place a boom with With 48V Phantom Power to a 100 G3. The 100 G3 does not support 48V Phantom Power. There would be no problem receiving the signal with the boom from the SKP 500 G4 Pro to the 100 G3. in the camera?

A: Although hard to confirm without actually testing, it can be theorized that the Sennheiser SKP 500 G4 Pro Wireless Plug-On Transmitter AW+: (470 to 558 MHz) will properly send signal to a Sennheiser EK 100 G3 Receiver, assuming both units are set to the same frequency.

Q: 2. Can I use this plug on for a Rode NTG3 mic and a Sennheiser EK 100 G3 Wireless Receiver (G: 566-608)? Thank you.

A: You sure can.

Q: 3. Can this be bound to EW-DX receivers?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder can be paired with [Sennheiser EW-DX wireless receivers that operate within the same frequency band.

Q: 4. Can the 48v Phantom Power be switched off if not needed?

A: Yes, the 48v phantom power can be turned off for dynamic microphones.

Q: 5. How does it compare to wireless G4 500P?

A: The Sennheiser SKP 500 G4 Pro Wireless Plug-On Transmitter uses analog UHF wireless technology for transmitting audio and has an RF bandwidth of 88 MHz with 3,520 frequencies while the Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder uses digital UHF technology and has an RF bandwidth of 56 MHz with 2, 240 frequencies. The EW-DP SKP also functions as a digital audio recorder.

Q: 6. Is this digital Wireless Transmitter compatible with the Sennheiser analogue system with the same frequency bandwidth?

A: The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder is not compatible with older analog models of Sennheiser wireless receivers.

Q: 7. Can multiple transmitters be paired with a single receiver? Similar to the Sony UWP system.

A: No, the EW-DP EK receiver is single-channel only and only one transmitter can be connected at one time.

Q: 8. Will this work with the EW 100 G3 receiver?

A: The G4 series is backwards compatible with the G3 series, so you can program this transmitter to work with your EW 100 G3 receiver. The 500 G4 series divides the available UHF range for wireless microphones into two large 88 MHz blocks. Just be sure to get the appropriate range that includes the frequencies for your G3 receiver.

Q: 9. Can this unit record AND transmit audio at the same time?

A: The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder is not able to transmit and record at the same time when purchased from a USA retailer (such as ourselves).

Q: 10. In terms of audio quality for streaming (using a Rode Caster Pro II), is it better to use SKP 500 G4 or EW-DP SKP?

A: The Sennheiser EW-DP SKP Digital Plug-On Wireless Transmitter/Recorder and the Sennheiser SKP 500 G4 Pro Wireless Plug-On Transmitter both require their compatible wireless receiver, as well as a microphone, in order to function. Both systems will provide high quality audio when used with the RODE RODECaster Pro II Integrated Audio Production Studio. One system would not necessarily be better than the other.