AKG SRA2 EW Passive Directional Wide-Band UHF Antenna 100196771 The DST 99 S provides 64 port matrix frame

Name: AKG SRA2 EW Passive Directional Wide-Band UHF Antenna 100196771 The DST 99 S provides 64 port matrix frame
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AKG SRA2 EW Passive Directional Wide Band UHF Antenna 100196771 The DST 99 S provides 64 port matrix frame The DST 99 S provides a frequency response tailored to speech use for optimum intelligibility as well as good off axis rejection for high gain before feedback and suppression of unwanted ambient noise Audio Technica AT831CT4 Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone Dimensions Weight: Length: 240 mm The SRA2 EW is a passive directional wide band UHF antenna that can be used as a transmitting or receiving antenna for wireless microphones and in ear monitoring systems

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