Components
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FP1 Bodypack Transmitter
Lightweight and durable bodypack for use with TA4F-connection microphones.from $165
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FP5 Portable Receiver
Lightweight and durable for on-camera mounting.from $299
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WL183 Lavalier Condenser Microphone
Wireless premium omnidirectional condenser lavalier mic for speech applications.from $92.50
Configuration Details
The FP15/83 Lavalier Wireless System is part of the FP wireless systems family.
When portability is required, FP Wireless and its intuitive, flexible components are the ideal solution. FP Wireless features proven wireless technology, including Shure patented Audio Reference Companding, for professional sound capture in demanding videography and electronic field production (EFP) environments.
Includes FP1 bodypack transmitter, FP5 portable receiver, WL183 lavalier microphone, tie clip, camera shoe mount, TA3F-to-XLRm audio cable, TA3F-to-3.5mm dual-mono audio cable, 4 AA batteries, 2 vinyl bags, and user guide.
Software & Downloads
Brochures
| File | Language | Type | File Size |
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| Broadcast & Media Production Brochure | English | 4.77 mb | |
| FP Wireless Brochure | English | 804 kb |
User Guides
| File | Language | Type | File Size |
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| FP Wireless User Guide |
Product Support
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What is the difference between UHF and VHF frequencies?
Frequency Bands for Wireless Microphone Systems Every wireless microphone system transmits... -
Troubleshoot wireless mic dropouts
Dropouts in wireless mics can be caused by many things, including antenna placement, bad anten... -
What is "Squelch" on a wireless receiver?
Blog Posting about Squelch An circuit that is important to proper receiver behavior is ca... -
Five Mistakes to Avoid When Using Wireless
While wireless systems have freed performers from the bonds of cords and cables, they've u... -
Locking and Unlocking transmitters and receivers
BLX SERIES Transmitter (Power & Frequency) Lock or Unlock: With transmitter ON, hold do... -
Can I use two (or more) wireless microphones with one receiver?
No, this will not work. A wireless receiver can only demodulate the signal from one active mi...
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