The CAD TXBGXLU UHF Bodypack Transmitter for GXLUfrom CAD TXBGXLU UHF Bodypack Transmitter for GXLUis designed for use with the RXGXLU wireless receiver. The transmitter features a 4-pin connector for connecting a compatible microphone or instrument cable, a SoftTouch power switch for on/off and mute/unmute functions, a tri-color LED indicator for audio and battery status, as well as an infrared node for Scan-Link operation. The transmitter is powered by two AA batteries for approximately 10 hours of operation.

4-pin connector (TB4M-type)

Battery life of >10 hours

UHF Frequency Operation

Outfitted with on/off and mute functions for flexibility of use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. So with a battery powered Sennheiser MKE 600, I should be fine?

A: This plug-on transmitter can be used with the Sennheiser MKE 600 shotgun mic, when an AA battery is used to power the microphone.

Q: 2. Are there outputs for two amps or just one? I would like to use one transmitter for a guitar and one for a bass and it would be great to have two outputs.

A: The receiver unit features 2 channels with individual outputs for each via XLR connections or a single mixed output option via a 1/4 connection. Independent volume control of each channel is available on the unit as well.

Q: 3. Does this come with a lav mic, or the transmitter only?

A: The AVX it's a complete system. Mic ME2, transmitter and receiver.

Q: 4. on the input it says line/mic. What kind of cable is the used for line input?

A: That would be the Sennheiser CL-2 cable (B&H # SECL2 ). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/217589-REG/Sennheiser_CL2_CL_2_Transmitter_Line_Cable.html

Q: 5. Will this mic TX1600 work with the GX1610 wireless system?

A: Hi Phillip, The TX1600 will work with the GX1610.

Q: 6. can i order a replacement ac adapter for the receiver? the cord has broken

A: Unfortunately the replacement power adapters are not available as a separate item here at B&H. You may wish to contact CAD service or technical support by visiting the following link: http://bit.ly/1IoP3zm

Q: 7. What's the difference between the (CH: H) and the (CH: J) models?

A: The CAD is a dual channel system with fixed frequency meaning each channel utilizes a set frequency to communicate. CAD offers systems set to different frequencies ( CH:H and CH:J ) in order to be able to use both systems simultaneously in the same location without interference or crosstalk. Other than the factory set operating frequencies the systems are functionally identical.

Q: 8. Does this have a belt loop or some way to attach it to the body?

A: No it does not have anything to attach to the body

Q: 9. What is the range in feet

A: The GXLV is a VHF wireless system with 10 milliwatt transmission power. Range will be anything from 100 to 1000 feet. It is not possible to give a system exact operating range in feet because the operating environment must be taken into consideration. All wireless systems will perform best when the receiver gets strong signal from the microphone transmitter. This happens when the user has a clear line of sight between the mic/transmitter and the receiver.

Q: 10. Can i broadcast to multiple receivers (one to a board, one to camera)?

A: The communication protocol of the Sennheiser SK AVX Digital Bodypack Transmitter, and other models in the AVX line, does not allow for transmission to multiple receivers.