[SBE] Regarding Sennheiser wireless mics

[Edwin Bukont]

John

Thanks for the input.  What manual was that in? I could not find in the downloaded docs that the website gives.

I am NOT trying to do stereo over one transmitter and receive system. I have one system, but the question is do I buy another transmit and receive system for the other channel or do I need to buy a specific stereo system. Approx $900 difference in approach.

Ed

Date: Sat, 3 May 2014 20:56:28 -0400
From: jon at thesolomonhouse.com
To: sbe at sbe.org
Subject: Re: [SBE] Regarding Sennheiser wireless mics

Ed
According to the manual 
Tip = mic +Ring = line +Sleeve = ground 
However, I doubt this would transmit in stereo.  My guess is it steps the mic input level up to line. 

But with the xlr cable it would be an easy test. fan out the xlr to pins 1/3 and 2/3. Put a mic level source in 1/3 and and line level source on 2/3. You'll either get a sum or a single source. 

Let us known how it works. 

On Saturday, May 3, 2014, Edwin Bukont <ebukont at msn.com> wrote:




Need some input on using Sennheiser wireless mics, specifically the Ew100 G3 series.
 
It appears the 3.5mm TRS cable used for INPUT to the body pack transmitter is XLR Pin 2 = TRS  RING =POSitive

 
I would like to use two of these for stereo audio backhaul from venue console to ENG camera.  Anyone done so successfully, or do I have to buy a stereo wireless setup?
 
Thanks

Edwin Bukont CTS, CSRE/DRB, CBNT 

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