Sennheiser XSW 1-835-GB Wireless Microphone System
Sennheiser XSW 1-835-GB Wireless Live Superior Dynamic Cardioid Microphone System, Integrated Antennas
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Sennheiser - 'XSW 1-835-GB'
Wireless Microphone System
XS Wireless Digital
Instrument transmitter
Sennheiser’s powerful ‘XSW 1-835-GB’ packs superb sound quality and simple ease-of-use, into a road-ready wireless system. The transmitter utilises an 'e835' (superior dynamic, cardioid) capsule, and that's not the only difference between the 825 and 835 versions. The 835 is for vocalists that might feel the need for a little help cutting through the mix, it differs to the 825, in that, a gentle boost is present at 3kHz – 5kHz to help with vocal presence.
The 'XSW 1-835-GB' has a number of handy features too, such as the one-button scanning and syncing functionality, perfect for arrival upon the venue when set-up time is critical!
10 HrsOperating Time
606-630 MHzFreq range
<0.1 %THD
At a glance
• Integrated antennas
• Antenna-switching diversity reception
• Automatic frequency management and synchronization via remote channel for easy setup
• Excellent live sound featuring Sennheiser’s renowned evolution microphone capsules
• Selectable UHF frequencies within a large bandwidth
• Up to 10 compatible channels
Automatic Frequency Management
focus on your performanceSennheiser engineered the 'XSW 1-835-GB' for performers who desire to focus 100% on the job in hand, and less so on wires and hardware. Just turn the 'XSW 1-835-GB' on and allow the ‘Automatic Frequency Management’ to do what’s left. In the most optimal of environments, it’s possible to connect up to 10 wireless devices simultaneously, all without ever having to search for frequencies manually.
825 or 835?
that is the question…So you’ve decided upon XS Wireless 1, but perhaps you’re not quite sure which capsule to go with. In most cases, the 825 is everything one could need in a vocal mic—quality sound packaged in a design built to last.
While the 825 is optimal for speech, the 835 is for vocalists that desire a little more help to cut through the mix. Boasting a gentle boost at 3kHz – 5kHz to help with vocal presence, and then enhanced frequencies up to 12kHz for added brightness, the 835 helps your voice shine right out of the box.
The Tech Spec
| Features | Specification | THD, total harmonic distortion | ≤ 0.9% |
|---|---|
| Pick-up pattern | cardioid |
| RF output power | 10 mW |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | ≥ 103 dBA |
| Switching bandwidth | up to 24 MHz |
| Operating time | approx. 10 hrs |
| Modulation | wideband FM |
| Output voltage | 1/4“ (6.3 mm) jack socket (unbalanced): +6 dBu, XLR socket (balanced): +12 dBu |
| Frequency | 8 frequency banks, each with up to 10 factory-preset channels |
| Frequency range | 821-832/863-865 MHz |
| Sensitivity | < 3 μV at 52 dB(A)rms S/N |
| Squelch | adjustable from 3 dBμV to 28 dBμV (combined with pilot tone) |
| Synchronization | 2.4 GHz, Low Power OQPSK (only active during synchronization) |
| Input sensitivity | 1.5 mV / Pa |
| Line / Mic level | 20 dB, switchable |
