Sabine Adds SW70-H19 Handheld Condenser to 2.4GHz Wireless Line
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January 20, 2005
Sabine once again teams up with Voice Technologies to introduce the new SW70-H19 handheld condenser microphone. This new microphone combines the advantages of Sabine's 2.4 GHz wireless system with the sound of the Voice Technologies condenser capsule.
Voice Technologies, a manufacturer of high-end microphones for broadcast, theatre, film, video, concert, and conference applications provides the SW70-H19 condenser capsule. This capsule's unique suspension is designed to nearly eliminate handling noise.
The Sabine SW70-H19 condenser mic has a natural sound designed to allow the vocal performance to come through cleanly and without coloration, according to the company, suitable for both male and female vocal performance.
Like the other mics in the SW70 Series, this new condenser has an LCD which shows both battery voltage and run-time hours, as well as the user-adjustable pad and low cut filter. The RF channel is displayed as well as the mute status. All these status displays are also sent via digital telemetry back to the receiver.
All Sabine 2.4GHz wireless mic systems come with very powerful remote control software, which allows for networking up to 70 channels in one software session using the ND Series receivers. These receivers include both analog and digital audio outputs -- perfect for matching them with increasingly common digital audio consoles.
Another key feature of the 2.4GHz Wireless Microphone system is Sabine's digital signal processing, including Sabine's Mic SuperModeling. A touch of the front panel dial brings up the sound of several well-known condenser mic elements. Additional signal processing available includes Sabine's patented FBX Feedback Exterminator, a compressor/limiter, a de-esser, and a set of parametric and high and low pass filters.
The SWM7000 series allows users to save and recall up to 10 presets per channel on the receiver. All front panel information is saved in each preset, so custom settings can be retrieved for fast setups, or even on-the-fly changes during the program -- especially useful if the mic is being shared at a festival application.
The SW70-H19 transmitters are aluminum and built for heavy-duty applications, with all controls hidden behind a security cover. The finish on the mic is designed to enhance the grip and make the mic feel good in the singer's hand. The external on/off switch on all Sabine transmitters is programmable.
Long-life, rechargeable NiMH batteries power the SW70-H19 transmitters and each transmitter has a built-in charger jack. Charging is as easy as charging a cell phone. Each mic comes with a stage clip and a charging clip -- whenever the mic is placed in the charging clip the mic is recharged. Conventional alkaline batteries can also be used in all transmitters.
For more information, visit their web site at www.sabine.com. | 
