The white SW-LC-SMQV Sew-In Pac from Wireless Mic Belts is designed to custom fit Lectrosonics SMQV and Shure UR1M transmitters. It is used to conceal or camouflage your wireless mic transmitter for stage and screen purposes.

Strong, lightweight, athletic knit fabric panels can be sewn securely to any garment

Allows wireless placement in costumes without allowance for an elastic belt

Made with fabric-covered Neoprene which is durable, moisture resistant, latex-free, machine washable, and quick drying

Hook-and-loop closures secure the antenna and mic connectors in place while protecting wireless equipment from moisture

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. this unit come with one 3.7V battery or two?thanks.

A: One.

Q: 2. I have a lot of Sennheiser lavs with a 3.5mm connector. Is there an adapter that will connect my Sennheiser mics to the 3 pin lemo of this receiver?

A: Unfortunately there would be no adapters available to connect a lavalier wired with a Sennheiser mini jack to connect with a Lectrosonics transmitter.

Q: 3. Is this transmitter compatible with the Sennheiser XSW-D system?

A: No, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter is not compatible with any other brand of wireless equipment.

Q: 4. what is the smqv connector? is TA3M? or TA5M?

A: The connector is a TA5.

Q: 5. Do they just push-on (fall-off?) or are these heat-shrink?

A: The Lectrosonics Color Coded Transmitter Antenna Caps push onto the top of Lectrosonics' "AMM" style antennae and provide a snug fit that does not require heat shrink to secure. Once installed, these caps should not come off unless intentionally removed by the user.

Q: 6. Can you use this with a SRa receiver

A: So long as your SRa receiver has the same frequency ranges as the LMb transmitter, the LMb transmitter will work with an SRa receiver.

Q: 7. Am I able to use the lectrosonics IFB to tune into this transmitter? I didn't see an IFB mode.. just DHCT and DUET mode.

A: This unit is not compatible with the IFB model receivers. For an IFB receiver, you'd need a version of their IFBT4 transmitters in the corresponding frequency as the receiver. Such as this B&H # LEIFBT421.

Q: 8. Is there an adapter for lectrosonics compatible (TA5F) lavs, or would I need to get new lavs for this?

A: Although we have seen custom adapters to convert TA5F to 3-Pin Lemo, we recommend using lavaliers with dedicated wiring for the Lectrosonics SSM Digital Hybrid Wireless Miniature Transmitter. B&H does not offer adapters of this nature at this time.

Q: 9. What recivers are available to use with this transmitter?

A: The list of receivers compatible with the Lectrosonics HMa Plug-On Wireless Transmitter depends on the frequency range selected. For an HMa on the A1 (470-537MHz) or B1 (537-607MHz) ranges, there are many options including the Lectrosonics SRc, LR, UCR411A. If using the HMa on the 941 (941-951MHz), the options are limited to the SRc receiver.

Q: 10. Can I create a flexlist with this transmitter and the m2r?

A: Yes. On page 12 of Operators Manual it is described: Selecting M2R Receiver Functions The M2R Receiver includes a FlexList™ mode where up to 16 mixes can be accessed by name. This feature enables a user to quickly find and listen to any of the performer’s mixes on the stage. The mix includes the name, frequency, mixer settings and limiter settings. The mix is easily shared via the M2R IR port, added to the list of 16 mixes and stored until cleared by the user. The M2R allows the user to toggle between the mixes, making troubleshooting issues easy and efficient. Flex Sync DCHT, DCHT/E01 information to the M2R FlexList either as one stereo Channel or individual channels: - SendTx: Send (sync) all receiver information to the M2R FlexList as one stereo channel - SendCh1: Send (sync) Channel 1 unique information to the M2R FlexList - SendCh2: Send (sync) Channel 2 unique information to the M2R FlexList - SendM12: Send (sync) a mono mix of both channels to the M2R FlexList Use th