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Sennheiser SK 5212-A Bodypack Transmitter – 482–518 MHz – A Band – Professional Wireless

Sennheiser SK 5212-A ultra-compact professional bodypack transmitter, A Band, 482–518 MHz.

This is the legendary miniature Sennheiser transmitter used extensively in film, television, theater and professional production sound. The SK 5212 is considerably smaller than a typical bodypack transmitter and was designed specifically for situations where a compact, discreet transmitter is important.

Frequency

482–518 MHz

The exact frequency range is clearly shown on the original Sennheiser identification label in the photos.

Features

  • Sennheiser SK 5212-A
  • A Band: 482–518 MHz
  • Ultra-compact professional bodypack transmitter
  • 36 MHz tuning range
  • Selectable RF output power
  • Runs on 1 × AA battery
  • Sennheiser locking microphone connector
  • Designed for professional wireless production systems
  • Made in Germany / assembled in USA

The SK 5212 is a serious professional transmitter and is especially well suited to production sound, broadcast, theater and other professional wireless applications where size and reliability matter.

Condition: Used. Please see photos for the exact cosmetic condition and included accessories. Unit is being sold as pictured.

Important: Please verify that your receiver is compatible with the 482–518 MHz tuning range before purchasing. Frequency compatibility is essential with this transmitter.

A great opportunity to add a professional SK 5212-A to an existing Sennheiser wireless system without paying the price of a new professional transmitter.


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Listeda month ago
ConditionFair (Used)
Fair condition gear should function but will show noticeable cosmetic damage or other issues.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • SK 5212 A
Finish
  • Silver
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