Synco Wmic-T3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (Uhf)

Synco Wmic-t3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (uhf)

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The Synco WMic-T3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (UHF)is a camera-mount wireless lavalier microphone system offering a flexible and complete solution for videographers, vloggers, and mobile journalists who need to record two subjects to cameras, camcorders, or mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, even at great distances.

The WMic-T3 includes two omnidirectional lavalier microphones for convenient voice capture in video shoots, interviews, and more. The transmitters can accommodate mic sources or line-level signals from devices such as field mixers, and their switchable RF output power settings enable optimization of power consumption and recording quality.

The dual-channel receiver can be hooked on your belt, attached to a camera shoe, or mounted on a tripod. Connect its main 3.5mm output to the mic input of your camera with the supplied TRS cable, to the input of your mobile device with the included TRRS cable, or to a professional camcorder using the provided 3.5mm to XLR cable. A separate 3.5mm headphone output lets you monitor your signal in real time to ensure it is free of distortion.

The receiver and transmitters feature 100 switchable channels and easy auto-scan setup to help you avoid interference without complicated configuration. Use the adjustable volume to manage audio levels and employ the 75/150 Hz low-cut filter to reduce rumble. The receiver and transmitters are each powered by an internal lithium battery, which offers up to 10 hours of run time and recharges via USB in approximately 3.5 hours.

For Mobile Journalism, Video, Vlog 2 x Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphones 2 x Bodypack Transmitters Camera-Mount Dual-Channel Receiver Low-Cut Filter and Mono/Stereo Output 100 Switchable Channels with Auto Scan TRS, TRRS, and XLR Output Cables 10-Hour Internal Rechargeable Batteries Up to 20 Mics on Set / 590' Range

Key Specs
Wireless Technology	Analog UHF
Included Transmitters	2x Bodypack with Microphone
Diversity	Non-Diversity
Max Operating Range	590.6' / 180 m (Line of Sight) 328.1' / 100 m (with Obstruction)
Receiver Type	Camera-Mount
Microphone Type	Lavalier
Polar Pattern	Omnidirectional
System
Wireless Technology	Analog UHF
Number of RF Channel Frequencies	100
Included Transmitters	2x Bodypack with Microphone
Diversity	Non-Diversity
RF Frequency Band	A: 512 to 537 MHz B: 564 to 589 MHz
RF Bandwidth	25 MHz
RF Channel Scanning	Auto-Scan
Max Operating Range	590.6' / 180 m (Line of Sight) 328.1' / 100 m (with Obstruction)
Max Transmitters per Band	10
Latency	< 40 ms
Encryption	No
Receiver
Receiver Type	Camera-Mount
Mounting Options	Belt Clip, Shoe-Mount (with Included Hardware)
Antenna	1x 1/4 Wave Wire, Fixed (Top-Mount)
Number of Audio Channels	2
Audio I/O	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Mic Output 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Headphone Output
Signal Processing	High-Pass Filter: 75 Hz High-Pass Filter: 150 Hz
Network I/O	No
Word Clock I/O	No
USB/Lightning Connectivity	1x USB-C (Bus Power, Charging)
RF Principle	Double Superheterodyne
Spurious	Emission: <-60 dBc
Power Requirements	Battery
Battery Type	1x Built-In Rechargeable (Included)
Internal Battery Capacity	1800 mAh
Battery Charging Time	3.5 Hours
Approx. Battery Life	10 Hours
AC/DC Power Adapter	5 VDC at 1 A (Included)
Display & Indicators	1x LCD (AF Level, Battery Status, Channel, Data Transmission, Group, RF Level) 2x LED (Battery Status, Group, Sync)
Housing	Aluminum
Operating Temperature	32 to 122°F / 0 to 50°C
Storage Temperature	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Dimensions	2.3 x 3.7 x 0.8" / 58 x 94 x 20.3 mm
Transmitter
Transmitter Type	Bodypack
RF Output Power	Up to 1000 mW (Switchable)
Audio I/O	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Input
Included Cable Connector	1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS
Pad	No
Muting	Mute Switch
Auto-Level Control	No
Signal Processing	High-Pass Filter: 75 Hz High-Pass Filter: 150 Hz
Sync Method	IR
Antenna	1x 1/4 Wave Wire, Fixed
Approximate RF Sensitivity	-95 dBm
Power Requirements	Battery
Battery Type	1x Built-In Rechargeable (Included)
Internal Battery Capacity	1800 mAh
Battery Charging Time	3.5 Hours
Approx. Battery Life	10 Hours
USB/Lightning I/O	1x USB-C (Bus Power, Charging)
Display & Indicators	1x LCD (Audio Level, Channel, Group, Mute, Power, Signal Strength) 1x LED (Battery Status, Mute, Sync) 1x LED (Sync)
Housing	Aluminum
Operating Temperature	32 to 122°F / 0 to 50°C
Storage Temperature	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Dimensions	2.3 x 3.7 x 0.8" / 58 x 94 x 20.3 mm
Microphone
Microphone Type	Lavalier
Color	Black
Sound Field	Mono
Operating Principle	Pressure Operated
Capsule	Electret Condenser
Polar Pattern	Omnidirectional
Output Connector	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Male Unbalanced
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.445 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.4 x 6.3 x 3.6"

Compact dual-channel receiver with 1/4" mounting hole, belt clip, and shoe mount
Two bodypack transmitters with 1/4" mounting holes and belt clip
Two omnidirectional lavalier microphones with 3.5mm TRS mini plugs
3.5mm TRS, 3.5mm TRRS, and XLR connection cables for hookup to cameras, mobile devices, and professional camcorders
USB charging cable
Carry bag

Utilizes the UHF frequency band from 512 to 537 MHz (Group A) and 564 to 589 MHz (Group B) to avoid interference from VHF and 2.4 GHz microphone systems, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi
Internal USB-rechargeable lithium batteries provide up to 10 hours of run time and support charging while recording
Aluminum alloy construction for durability and resistance to interference
Built-in audio signal processing chip, which filters undesirable noises and radio-frequency interference, and delivers clear audio quality
Automatic channel scanning and IR sync for easy setup
100 switchable channels in two groups for recording without environmental interference
Adjustable RF signal strength helps to balance power consumption and audio recording quality in different conditions
Selectable 75/150 Hz low-cut filtering
Selectable mono/stereo output mode
LCD screens show channel, signal strength, battery life, volume, and more
Menu-accessible mute function avoids accidentally muting the microphone
Up to 590' line-of-sight operating range or up to 328' with an obstruction
Reset key to shut down and initialize settings
Expandable to support up to 10 WMic-T3 systems (20 microphones) at the same time

3.5mm mic/line input on transmitter
3.5mm main output on receiver
3.5mm headphone output on receiver for real-time monitoring
Includes 3.5mm TRS output cable for use with cameras and portable audio recorders
Includes 3.5mm TRS to TRRS output cable for use with mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets
Includes 3.5mm to XLR output cable for connection to professional camcorders

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Sennheiser ME 2-II Omni Lav mic work with this pack?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. Hi there! Are the mics cardioid or omni? Thanks :)

A: Mics on transmitters Omni , lavalier mics omni

Q: 3. If I buy 2 sets, will I be able to use them across 4 channels or just A & B?

A: Synco recommends that only WAir-G2-A2 PRO transmitters be used in one place at the same time. It is possible that two sets could be used together, although results will vary based on location, conditions, and interference. In any case, when two dual-channel wireless systems are used together they remain two separate systems, with each receiver receiving audio from only the two transmitters with which it is paired.

Q: 4. How long do the battery's last in the 200? And other than the battery's, is there any major difference between the 200 & 300? I'm not finding any, but maybe I missed something... thanks.

A: 200 uses AA batteries where the 300 has internal rechargeable batteries. Only other difference I see is that the 300 also includes more accessories like the 1/8" to XLR output cable. The micro USB recharge port does beg the question if an external (cell phone) charging battery would work to extend the active life...

Q: 5. How to adjust volume on actual mic

A: At this time, we can not find an available manual for this item to guide you. In general for most wireless systems, there should be a level control option in the menu of the receiver where you would adjust the output signal up or down.

Q: 6. Can I plug the Azden SMX-30 into one of the Comica transmitters to act as an off camera boom?

A: Yes, you can connect the Azden SMX-30 to a Comica transmitter and use it off camera.

Q: 7. Will this power a DPA 4060 lav mic?

A: The transmitter in this wireless system can accept and power a mic such as the DPA Microphones d:screet Core 4060 Miniature Omnidirectional Microphone with 1/8" Mini-Jack Connector (High-Sens, Black), BH #DP4060OCCB34.

Q: 8. My video cam has 2 xlr inputs. Can I feed the two mics to separate channels with a mini-2xlr splitter?

A: You can use the Saramonic SR-UM10-CC1 3.5mm TRS to Two XLR Male Output Y-Cable for Wireless Mic Systems (B&H# SASRUM10CC1) to send the receiver's output signal to both XLR inputs on your video camera. The receiver sends a single signal with the combined output of both mics so you will have the same combined signal with the audio from both mics going to both input channels on the camera. The receiver only provides a combined output and does not separate the signals of the individual mics.

Q: 9. How can I plug this into my XLR on my camera input ?

A: You can connect the Synco WAir-G2-A2 Ultracompact 2-Person Digital Wireless Microphone System to an XLR input on your camera by using an adapter like the Kopul A-XMMF 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter (B&H # KOAXMMF) with the 3.5mm TRS to TRS receiver output cable that comes included with the wireless mic system.

Q: 10. Will this come with lav mics?

A: Yes, lavalier mics are included with the Synco WAir wireless mic system.

Chris	22/09/2024
[1800 mAh ] I won't claim to be an audiophile, or have extensive experience using audio gear in a multitude of different scenarios. What I can say is I done a ton or research before buying and found no real reason not to buy this kit, or the brand. It seems to be a knock off Sony, and mind you, it might not be identical to the Sony, I would not be surprised if its made in the same factory as them and being sold as knock off brand of the mostly the same thing as the Sony. A 'less' model if you will. So in my tests, and in use, I have not found any problems, it works. For the price, you get a case and basically everything you need. If your semi pro, just getting into the wireless audio, I would strongly recommend this product. If your a major productions company with a big budget, then why not just get the Sony and be sure? Otherwise, very happy with it so far! 5

Anonymous	21/09/2024
[10 Hours] I bought this for use in my local synagogue for speeches/lectures. We were having an issue with the previous mic we had that used bluetooth connection, but this is no longer an issue. This product works great, was easy and quick to set up and we now have no issues with interference! Highly recommend this product! 5

Brian	16/09/2024
[Battery] I bought this as an upgrade from a dual transmitter Azden that I had used for many years. The microphones sound great and I use them in very noisy places and it cuts out the background noise very well. I also like the autoscan and syncing feature that allows me to find the best channels for the location I am shooting at and quickly sync the two receivers to the transmitter. I am considering buying a second one and replacing the Azden altogether. 5

Nicolas	08/09/2024
[IR] Easy to use, very good audio quality, no interference at the moment. The big difference with the rode wireless go II is that the transmitters can't record internally. 5

jim	28/08/2024
[Omnidirectional] I almost never write reviews, but this lav kit deserves one. I'm a commercial/ecomm/biz dp that does a ton of direct to camera stuff with clients and talent. I wanted a more lightweight option for location shoots, or if a client decided on set that they want two people on camera. This is a really nice solution there. As a guy that literally wears out gear, durability is something I look for right off the bat. These bodies are full aluminum and come in a really nice Pelican-like case. I've used this setup on 4 very different shoots the past couple weeks, with absolutely zero dropouts or weirdness of any kind. Inside, outside, and even in a super congested outdoor location. Not one drop. There's options out there with internal batteries...in a professional environment those are not as good as models like this that take replaceable batteries. If you're on set and one goes dead, I'd rather have the option of popping in fresh batts - as opposed to plugging it into a battery brick or charger for a few hours. Anyways, I've used a handful of other lav systems and felt very lukewarm about them. This set has every feature I was looking for, yet simple enough to pick up and be rolling in minutes the first time. Really a great bargain for a two transmitter kit. Highly recommend! 5

Jinn	25/08/2024
[Battery] Works perfectly. Very nice sound , many options. Very happy with purchase. B&H as always, fast delivery , great service 5

PJBeee	23/08/2024
[Mono] These work just fine. Have used them in Manhattan for PA use in panel discussions and the like with no problems. This is notable because of all the RF in the air here. I now have 5 of these units, including 4 lavaliers and 1 handheld. They have all worked fine right out of the box. I have not used them at their full maximum spec. range of 300ft, but 75ft has been no problem, even through one wall. Some have commented that their construction seems flimsy, but in my experience they are built well enough, especially considering their performance at a fraction of the price of other brands. And I have seen several wedding bands that use them exclusively. The fact that these are frequency agile is a big plus, as you can mix mikes and base units within their band (units are fixed to either C or D band in the US), and choose from 16 channels per band. Biggest complaint, by far, is that the foam windscreen is easy to lose, so maybe get some extras - they can be found cheaply enough - or find a way to fix the windscreen to the mike. BTW the replacement plug-in mikes are quite inexpensive, and I've used these quite successfully to replace mikes on Shure SLX body packs. 5

Eduardo	22/08/2024
[3.5 Hours] Excellent sound! 5

Robert	12/07/2024
[1800 mAh ] My first venture into wireless mics, so I expected there to be a steeper learning curve, but this is easy to use, has great range and the equipment doesnt feel cheap or fragile. Very happy with the improved audio quality that Im now getting with this product. 5

Neil	09/07/2024
[2] I do a fair amount of video shoots. Last year I produced 70 videos, but I will admit that I have only been doing video work part time for a few years before going gangbusters last year, so keep that in mind. With that being said, I have used products from various manufacturers like Sony, Rhode, Sennheiser, etc. and the sound out of these has been great and the price was right. I usually use my boom mic for sets but when I need to get client testimonials I use this set along with a single light and I have never had a problem. The video game is expensive. Over the last few years I have spent around $40k but these were a great find. 5