Line 6 XD-V35L

Line 6 XD-V35L Digital Wireless Lavalier Microphone

Designed for professional spoken word applications, the XD-V35L was created to set a new standard in lavalier sets a new standard in lavalier wireless systems, delivering classic wired mic sound with the superior audio quality, operation and reliability of the proven Line 6 digital wireless platform. Based on the company's class-leading fourth-generation digital wireless technology, XD-V35L provides great sound and simple, license-free operation worldwide in a compact, easy-to-use system.

Features

• Professional discrete lavalier wireless system for spoken word performers
  
• Premium cardioid condenser capsule reducing feedback susceptibility
  
• One-step setup
  
• Full-range 10Hz-20kHz (-2dB) AF frequency response
  
• Wide 117dB dynamic range (A-weighted)
  
• Superior transient response
  
• 24-bit digital conversion
  
• Dynamic filter minimizes environment noise
  
• Standard 1/4" input enabling use of 3rd party microphones
  
• 2.4GHz broadcast avoids interference caused by TV stations, public safety broadcasts, cell phone towers, and other high-powered sources
  
• License-free operation worldwide
  
• 6 always-available channels
  
• 275' / 83m range - 10' away or 200' away, you get full-quality audio (Note: actual range will depend on RF interference sources nearby including, line-of-sight obstacles)
  
• Proven 4th-generation digital wireless technology surpasses analog wireless systems in wireless reliability and sound quality
  

Pure vocal reproduction with superior operation

Using the same technology as the XD-V35 flagship wireless systems, the XD-V35L wireless signal is so clear and strong that it sounds just like you're using a wired microphone. Unlike traditional analog wireless systems, there's no compression or expansion in the signal chain.

The discrete tie-clip mic, designed for low handling noise, captures your voice perfectly and the system transmits a full 10Hz-20kHz frequency response with a wide 117dB dynamic range A weighted), giving a huge amount of headroom for the clearest possible sound. A separate Dynamic Filter works to combat any unwanted environment noise without compromising the vocal sound.

It all combines to transmit every nuance of every word with no degradation in quality across the entire 275-foot (83-meter) range. (Note: actual range will depend on RF interference sources nearby including, line of site obstacles.) 

2.4GHz broadcast. Worry-free. License-free.

Nothing should get in the way of a great vocal performance. Ensuring peace of mind and the most reliable performance, XD-V35L systems operate in the 2.4GHz band, which is free from interference due to TV broadcast, public safety announcements, cellphone towers and other transmitting devices. Encoded DCL (Digital Channel Lock) technology prevents reception of any audio interference from other 2.4GHz devices and ensures signal integrity.

Confused by wireless licence fees? Don't be. All Shure's XD-V systems are fully FCC-compliant and use the 2.4GHz band, so you don't have to worry about license fees or regulations wherever you are in the world.

One-step setup

Whatever the application, XD-V35L is all about simplicity. You don't need to be a live-sound engineer to use it. Just switch on, select one of the six always-available channels on the mic transmitter / receiver and you're up and running. That's it. No tweaking, no frequency scanning - it's ready to go in seconds.

Easy-to-read displays on the transmitter and receiver provide accurate battery-life data, so you can be confident you won't get caught with dead batteries in the heat of a performance. Standard AA alkaline batteries provide 8 hours of constant use (and two batteries are conveniently included so you're ready to go right out of the box).

Consumer Alert:

Most users do not need a license to operate this wireless microphone system. Nevertheless, operating this microphone system without a license is subject to certain restrictions: the system may not cause harmful interference; it must operate at a low power level (not in excess of 50 milliwatts); and it has no protection from interference received from any other device. Purchasers should also be aware that the FCC is currently evaluating use of wireless microphone systems, and these rules are subject to change