The Saramonic UwMic9 Wireless Lavalier Microphone Kit 514-596MHzprovides vloggers, mobile journalists, and content creators with a quality-sounding, easy-to-use, flexible UHF system that packs a set of sophisticated features into a cost-effective solution.

Built for the rough-and-tumble world of production, the lightweight, all-metal components include a bodypack transmitter with a lavalier mic along with a two-channel receiver that's ready to plug into your DSLR/mirrorless camera, recorder, or smartphone (with a cable available separately).

The receiver's two-channel capability allows you to expand your system in the future with an additional transmitter and microphone (available separately) for 2-person interviews—with no additional receiver necessary.

Simple to operate with minimal setup, the UwMic9 lets you capture clear and natural speech for projects ranging from YouTube vlogs and wedding videos to corporate spots and interviews.

For Mobile Journalism, Video, Vlog    Bodypack Transmitter with Omni Lav Mic    2-Channel Camera-Mount Receiver    Waterproof Hardshell Case    96 Auto-Scan Frequencies    Headphone Output    6-Hour AA Batteries    Up to 8 Mics on Set / 330' Range

• The bodypack transmitter uses a locking 3.5mm connection to secure the SR-M1 lavalier mic. A short press of the power button mutes the mic between takes.
• The UWMIC9’s Auto Scan feature searches among 96 frequencies to find the cleanest available frequency for you, while the built-in infrared sync makes linking the transmitter and receiver a snap.
• Easy-to-understand menus and controls, along with backlit LCD displays, allow you to make quick adjustments under varying lighting conditions.
• The TX9 transmitter can accept mic or line inputs and offers three selectable levels of wireless transmission power. The highest setting is designed to overcome interference in busy RF environments or when the subject is further from the receiver; lower settings conserve battery power.
• A headphone output on the receiver enables real-time audio monitoring, especially useful if your camera lacks a headphone output.
• Power is supplied via AA batteries for up to 6 hours of battery life.
• The system offers a maximum distance of up to 330’ and supports up to 8 mics at once on set.

• For man-on-the-street interviews or if you need to pass the mic between several people, you can add the HU9 wireless handheld microphone.
• Adding the TX-XLR9 plug-on transmitter allows you to connect any handheld microphone of your choice or a shotgun mic for wireless booming. You can even apply 48V phantom for condenser mics.
• A wide selection of optional output cables (available separately) allows you to connect the receiver to smartphones and tablets via Lightning or USB Type-C ports, or the TRRS headphone output. There is also a mini-USB cable for action cameras and a USB Type-A cable for computers.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. in the specifications it says that the antenna connector is "1/4 Wire Antenna" but I have searched the internet and I have not found such a connector, what model is the connector, sma, crc9, fme, mcx or what? I need it because I want to extend the antennas

A: The antennas on the wireless components of the Saramonic UwMic9S Mini KIT2 Compact 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System are not designed or able to be replaced with external third party antennas such as paddles to extend or enhance their ability to receive transmitter signals.

Q: 2. Is the 514 to 596 MHz freq block still legal in the US for unlicensed wireless mics use?

A: Yes, the this system is in the allowed frequency range of 470-608MHz for UHF wireless microphones in the US.

Q: 3. Will the TX9 perform good if I connect the receiver RX9 via the SR-UM10-CC1 to a Zoom H8?

A: Yes, I have connected it to a Zoom H4n recorder with no problems.

Q: 4. Is there a microphone that can be used with one of this systems transmitter to put on a podium?

A: There are a few options for you. 1) You can get the Saramonic UMIC-M2 gooseneck microphone that plugs right into the transmitter. Please the transmitter on the podium and pick up the presenters that way. 2) You can get the Saramonic HU9 handheld transmitter for that system, place it on a mic stand of the podium. 3) You can get the Saramonic TX-XLR9 Plug-On Transmitter and use any XLR mic you want with it. All options are available at B&H. I hope that helps.

Q: 5. This Lav will work for shoot a movies or documentary?

A: Yes, the Saramonic UwMic9S Mini system would be a good choice for any type of film production where clear dialogue audio is required.

Q: 6. Cuándo está disponible?

A: La fecha estimada de entrega más reciente que ha proporcionado Saramonic es el 23 de enero.

Q: 7. Can use this for vocal singing?

A: Yes, the Saramonic HU9 96-Channel Digital UHF Wireless Handheld Mic for UwMic9 System can be used for a musical vocal performance.

Q: 8. How does this system compare to the Sennheiser G4 system or the Sony UWP-D?

A: The Saramonic UwMic9 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System is most similar to the Sony UWP-D system. There is not currently a dual-channel version of the Sennheiser EW 100 G4 available. The UwMic9 transmitters feature a similar output spec of 10/20/30mW to the Sony UTX-B40's 5/30mW and Sennheiser's 30mW output. The UwMic9 features less potential frequency options, topping out at 96 frequencies, where Sony offers up to 2,772 and Sennheiser offers 1,680. All makes do feature the ability to scan for an open channel based on location. Saramonic's RX9 receiver features a single TRS output for both micropone channels, where Sony's URX-P03D offers an individual output for each. Overall, however, the Saramonic UwMic9 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System provides significant value at its price point.

Q: 9. How to use saramonic uwmic9 for video recording from Android mobile

A: If your Android device has a USB-C connection, you could use this adapter along with the UWMIC9, BH #SAUTCC35.

Q: 10. Does the transmitter allow for line level inputs such as from a mixer or soundboard?

A: Yes.