Sennheiser EW-DP ENG SET Camera-Mount Digital Wireless Combo Microphone System (R1-6: 520 to 576 MHz)

"Building on Sennheiser’s extensive knowledge amassed from decades of wireless excellence, The Sennheiser Evolution Wireless Digital EW-DP ENG Wireless Lavalier and Plug on Transmitter Set delivers an industry leading audio workflow that only advanced digital technology and UHF transmission can offer. Rounding out the award-winning Evolution Wireless Digital series, this fully digital UHF wireless microphone system features an all-new portable design and unmatched audio quality, purpose-built for filmmakers, content creators, and broadcasters.

At the heart of EW-DP is a compact digital receiver that provides an intuitive user experience for those new to wireless and seasoned professionals alike. Convenient features like remote Bluetooth synchronization and system control via our Smart Assist app help you save time and energy on set. A front facing OLED display allows for easy menu navigation and at-a-glance system status at any angle in any light. Smart Notifications help to troubleshoot your system and suggest solutions for various challenges you may encounter. Versatile, magnetically stackable mounting configurations seamlessly integrate the receiver into your camera build while multiple powering options are ready to tackle long days on location. 

The EW-DP ENG Set includes both the SK bodypack transmitter with an ME 2 omnidirectional lavalier as well as the SKP plug-on transmitter for the most flexibility of any EW-DP system. The SKP transmitter turns any wired microphone into a wireless option. Features include an XLR input with +48V phantom power, a 3.5 mm locking input, and a micro-SD card slot for 24-bit, 48 kHz on-board recording. From boom mics to handhelds and even lavaliers, this versatile tool acts as a problem solver when you need it most. 

Capture your full creative vision with EW-DP. Setup simplicity and digital clarity put time on your side so you can focus on what matters most. After all, production has enough challenges; sound doesn’t need to be one of them."