1 UX1200R Wireless Receiver (506 MHz - 542 MHz)
1 UX600B Belt Pack Transmitter
1 PERFORMER1T Tan Headset Microphone

The UX1200BP1T System with the PERFORMER1T Tan over-ear mic is designed for speaking and theatrical engagements where high intelligibility is required while maintaining a tight, natural sound with crisp highs and defined low end. The PERFORMER1T is capable of reproducing a high vocal SPL input while maintaining a clean undistorted output. The over-ear design makes for quick hassle free use for the speaker or performer. Add a  dual rack mount kit for a complete solution.

PERFORMER1T Features:
Designed for intelligibility of vocals
Micro-flex wire design allows for discreet positioning
Superior feedback rejection over a lavalier microphone
4-Pin TA4F style connector works with Carvin UX, SHURE and Anchor Audio systems.

PERFORMER1T Specifications:
Type: Head Worn Over-Ear Microphone-Tan
Polar Pattern: Omi Directional
Total Length : 138mm (5.43-inches)
Frequency Response: 50Hz - 18kHz
Sensitivity (1kHz): -53dB, (2.24mV)
Connector Type: TA4F 4-Pin
Cable Length : 58.75" (150cm)
Case Included: Yes
Mic Windscreen Included : Yes
Warranty: 90 Days

UX1200R Specifications:
Simultaneous Channels in Operation : 14
System Type : Analog
Group / Channel Selections : 6 Groups of 23 Channels
Channel selection : Auto and Manual ( In .025MHz increment)
RF Frequency Band : 506MHz - 542MHz
RF Bandwidth : 36MHz
Reception Format : True Diversity, PLL Synthesized
Audio Output : XLR and 1/4-Inch outputs
Receiver Type : Table Top or Rack mount
Warranty: 90 Days

UX600B Belt Pack Transmitter Specifications :
Input Connector: TA4F 4-pin XLR
Frequency Response: 40Hz to 18kHz
RF Output Level : 10mW or 50mW
Battery : 2x AA, Not Included
Lighted Mute Indicator: Yes
Backlit Display: Yes
Group and Frequency Selection : Yes, Manual and Auto Scan
Sensitivity Adjust : Yes , -18dB /+12dB (3dB steps)
Attenuation Control : Yes- Helps to manage extreme SPL input
Lock Out : Yes
Microphone Accessories : ,
Warranty: 90 Days

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