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Mobile audio recording tools let you get the story wherever it is

As the media landscape continues to evolve – with increasingly faster news cycles and teams being asked to do more with less – Sennheiser continues to be the professional journalist’s brand of choice. For the past 80 years, Sennheiser has earned the trust of news teams worldwide with thoughtfully designed, reliable products. 

From microphones made to withstand wind and background noise in even the most chaotic conditions, to wireless systems delivering on-the-go coverage, reporters, bloggers, producers, and other news professionals count on our meticulously engineered products to help deliver the crucial soundbites necessary for impactful storytelling. Paired with our commitment to responsive tech support and service, you can rely on Sennheiser to keep your audio rolling so you can keep your focus on your subject. 
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SENNHEISER FEATURES & BENEFITS FOR MOBILE JOURNALISM: 

  • Quick and easy set up
  • Signature Sennheiser sound for superior audio quality and connectivity
  • Long-lasting battery life 
  • German-engineered with durable build quality 
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UHF vs. 2.4 GHz Wireless Audio Systems: What's The Difference and When Should You Use Them?

The world of digital wireless audio can get quite technical and leave people with a lot of questions. One question we hear regularly is about the difference between UHF (Ultra High Frequency) and 2.4 GHz systems.  
 
It's not as simple as one being superior to the other. The answer depends on your specific goals and the environment you're working in. Let's break it down. 
 

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UHF vs. 2.4 GHz Wireless Audio Systems: What's The Difference and When Should You Use Them?
UHF vs. 2.4 GHz Wireless Audio Systems: What's The Difference and When Should You Use Them?

  • UHF vs. 2.4 GHz Wireless Audio Systems: What's The Difference and When Should You Use Them?

    The world of digital wireless audio can get quite technical and leave people with a lot of questions. One question we hear regularly is about the difference between UHF (Ultra High Frequency) and 2.4 GHz systems.  
     
    It's not as simple as one being superior to the other. The answer depends on your specific goals and the environment you're working in. Let's break it down. 
     
    UHF vs. 2.4 GHz Wireless Audio Systems: What's The Difference and When Should You Use Them?
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  • Get the Right Wireless Microphone for Your Video Application: Which EW-DP Set is Right for You?

    Thanks to Sennheiser’s EW-DP, choosing an advanced digital wireless system to record audio for your video project is no longer a daunting task. Specifically engineered for filmmakers and content creators looking to make their mark, it’s a professional-grade system that's easy to use while delivering exceptional audio quality. 
     
    Get the Right Wireless Microphone for Your Video Application: Which EW-DP Set is Right for You?
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  • Recording Quality Audio for your Video Content Doesn't Have to be Complicated

    If you're an independent content creator or filmmaker, you probably get excited about the latest camera gear, lighting setups, and editing software. But audio is often an afterthought, and the world of audio gear can be intimidating. Thankfully, a lot of the gear is very similar at its core. You just need a wired or wireless microphone, a recording device, and a few essential accessories. 
     
    Recording Quality Audio for your Video Content Doesn't Have to be Complicated
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