Detail 01
DE2 tuning range: 470.125–529.975 MHz
This system is the DE2-band version of the 3000 Series.

Independent shopping perspective
Audio-Technica's fourth-generation 3000 Series DE2 system pairs the ATW-R3210N network-enabled receiver with an ATW-T3201 body-pack transmitter and BP892xcH-TH omnidirectional headworn microphone. It works across 470.125–529.975 MHz, with receiver scanning, IR synchronization, and a selectable backup frequency for unexpected interference. Wireless Manager software handles network monitoring and control; the network connection does not carry audio. The receiver retains a balanced XLR output, while the metal transmitter uses a locking cH-style four-pin connector and runs on two AA batteries.


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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
This system is the DE2-band version of the 3000 Series.
Detail 02
The receiver uses true-diversity reception.
Detail 03
The transmitter provides selectable low and high RF power settings.
Detail 04
That figure applies in an open environment without interfering signals.
Detail 05
Audio leaves the network-enabled receiver through its balanced XLR connection.
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It includes the BP892xcH-TH MicroSet omnidirectional condenser headworn microphone.
No. It provides monitoring and control through Audio-Technica Wireless Manager software.
No. Network-enabled receivers retain the balanced XLR output but do not have a 1/4-inch audio output.
It uses two AA batteries; they are not included.
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