Hover to zoomSennheiser XSW 2 Wireless System (E-Band)
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What's in the case
Content list
- 1×Sennheiser EM-XSW 2 receiver (E-band)
- 1×Sennheiser NT 12-5CW power supply
- 1×SK-XSW bodypack transmitter with ME 2 lavalier OR 1x SKM 835-XSW handheld transmitter
- 2×AA battery
The gear
About this gear
Sennheiser XS Wireless 2 is an analogue UHF system built around the EM-XSW 2 receiver: a metal housing, true diversity reception on two external BNC antennas, an LCD for RF and audio levels, and both balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack outputs with a mic/line switch. This E-band version tunes 821–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz, with up to 12 compatible channels and a scan and sync function for setup. Each receiver comes with either an SK-XSW bodypack and ME 2 omnidirectional lavalier, or an SKM 835-XSW handheld with a dynamic cardioid capsule. Transmitters run about 10 hours on two AA cells.
Typical jobs are conference panels, presenters, award shows and live vocals, with several channels feeding a mixer side by side. The compact receiver sits on a table or, with a rack kit, in a 19-inch rack. XS Wireless parts do not pair with Sennheiser evolution wireless units.
Highlights
- 01EM-XSW 2 receiver with true diversity, metal housing and external BNC antennas
- 02E-band: 821–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz, up to 12 compatible channels
- 03Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack outputs with mic/line switch
- 04Frequency scan and SYNC button to pair the transmitter on a free channel
- 05Transmitters run about 10 hours on two AA batteries
FAQ
Questions about this gear
Each unit is one receiver with one transmitter: either an SK-XSW bodypack with ME 2 lavalier or an SKM 835-XSW handheld. Ask for the mix of handheld and lavalier channels you need.
No. Sennheiser states that XS Wireless and evolution wireless components do not work together, so transmitter and receiver must both be XS Wireless in the same band.
Sennheiser specifies up to 12 compatible channels in one band. The usable number depends on the local RF environment, so scan on site before the event.
A balanced XLR and an unbalanced 6.3 mm jack, with a mic/line switch to match the mixer input.
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