RODE TX-BELT Beltpack Wireless Transmitter with Lavalier Mic

Name: RODE TX-BELT Beltpack Wireless Transmitter with Lavalier Mic
Brand: RØDE
SKU: ROD4348
Price: 249.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Specifications

For RODELink Wireless Systems
Internal Antenna
Easy Mounting
3-Position Gain Switch

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RODE TX-BELT Beltpack Wireless Transmitter with Lavalier Mic

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The Rode TX-BELT is a beltpack wireless transmitter designed to provide easy and secure transmission of wireless audio for videographers, filmmakers, and electronic news gatherers. It works with RODELink digital wireless systems and can be powered via two AA batteries or a micro-USB connection.

An internal antenna contributes to the compactness of the TX-BELT. It can be attached to a belt, strap, or clothing via the belt clip. The bottom panel slides down for access to the gain switch, which has positions for 0 dB, +10 dB, and +20 dB. Current channel selection is indicated on a large display by the dedicated power button. The 3.5mm TRS input features a locking jack socket to prevent accidental disconnection. The TX-BELT ships with a lavalier microphone and a captive TRS cable.

Designed for use with RODELink digital wireless systems
Belt clip allows quick attachment to a belt or clothing
Selectable 0 dB, +10 dB, or +20 dB gain via switch beneath the slide-down bottom panel
Large indicator for channel selection
Input connection utilizes a 3.5mm TRS locking jack socket
Powered via two AA batteries or micro-USB connection
Note: Each RODELink system creates a wireless peer-to-peer connection allowing the transmitter and the receiver to operate as a pair. This means that the transmitter can transmit audio to only one receiver at a time. Conversely, the receiver can only receive audio from one transmitter at a time.