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A quick rundown of this product’s key features:
Dual-Channel System & Mono/Stereo/Safety Mode: SYNCO G2(A2)PRO wireless lavalier microphone is capable of handling 2 transmitters and 1 receiver simultaneously, and features the ability to switch between Mono, Stereo or Safety outputs mode, easy for post processing, ideal for face-to-face interviews, Youtube video and other two-person shoots; Especially the newly upgraded safe mode can effectively prevent the whistling sound, will not let the recording abandoned
Universal Mic with 656 ft/200 m Stable Transmission: Boasting secure 2.4GHz digital transmission and Syncoder Tech, G2(A2)PRO wireless lav mic avoids the confusing domain of UHF and allows up to 656 ft/200 m (LOS) transmission range. Integrated with new upgraded DSP chip, 3.5 mm TRRS/TRS cable included, G2(A2)PRO wireless mic delivers top-notch clear and distortion-free sound for your DLSR, smartphone, pc or tablet. And it also can be usable for action cameras.
Clearer TFT Display Screens: Newly adopted bright, high-contrast TFT display screen for G2(A2)PRO transmitters and receiver, it shows current recording mode, battery status and audio level, gain and more intuitively under environment of different lights
Noise Reduction & Gain Control: SYNCO G2(A2)PRO could filter out noises like wind and traffic noises for clear sound output by One-Touch Noise Cancellation. The gain control of this streaming microphone largely ranges 0-6 Level allow simple and effective optimization of signal levels
One-Button Muting & Real-Time Monitoring: The switch is designed to mute your wireless microphone for a short pause in teamwork or device setup rather than turn on/off the system repeatedly. The receiver has a 3.5 mm headphone jack for monitoring recording status during shooting in real time
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