📡 Sennheiser EM 100 G3 True Diversity Receiver – 516–558 MHz – Rack Mount Included
✨ Condition: Excellent, near-mint condition. Very rarely used and exceptionally well cared for, with minimal signs of use.
🎧 Professional Wireless Receiver:
The Sennheiser EM 100 G3 is a reliable professional True Diversity receiver, designed for stable wireless audio performance in demanding professional applications.
📡 Frequency Range: 516–558 MHz
🎯 True Diversity Technology:
Provides reliable reception and helps maintain a stable wireless signal, making it well suited for professional live sound, events, stage productions, broadcasting, presentations, and studio applications.
🛠️ Professional Build Quality:
Solid Sennheiser construction, clear controls, dependable performance, and an excellent choice for professional wireless systems.
🗄️ Rack Mount Included:
Comes with the rack-mount hardware, ready to be integrated into a professional rack setup.
🎬 Ideal for:
• Live sound and stage productions
• Professional events and conferences
• Theatre and broadcasting
• Studio and production environments
• Sennheiser G3 wireless systems
💎 Overall: A very clean, near-new Sennheiser EM 100 G3 True Diversity receiver, rarely used and ready for professional operation.
📦 Included: EM 100 G3 receiver + rack-mount hardware as pictured.
🚚 Shipping: Carefully packed and securely shipped.
🌍 International buyers: Worldwide shipping available where supported.
⚠️ Private sale: No returns or warranty unless otherwise required by applicable law.
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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