Detail 01
Dual-antenna diversity reception
The receiver uses independently positioned antennas to maintain signal stability and reduce dropouts.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around the ND76 dynamic cardioid vocal head, this analog UHF handheld system combines an RE3-HHT transmitter with an RE3-RX dual-antenna receiver. Frequency scanning and transmitter sync streamline channel selection, while up to 36 MHz of transmitter tuning bandwidth provides additional frequency choices. The ND76 uses a large Mylar diaphragm for clear, balanced vocal sound. Its four-point suspension helps reduce vibration transferred through the handheld mic, and the Memraflex grille protects the microphone head during regular handling.

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What matters in use
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
The receiver uses independently positioned antennas to maintain signal stability and reduce dropouts.
Detail 02
Provides a broader selection of transmitter tuning options when choosing a frequency.
Detail 03
The handheld transmitter runs on two AA batteries and has a quoted 10-hour battery life.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The receiver can scan for a clear frequency, then use its sync function to link that setting to the transmitter.
It uses the ND76, a dynamic neodymium cardioid vocal microphone head with a large Mylar diaphragm.
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