Ortega Wireless Microphone System 86mm Rosette
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HF system
The Ortega OSWS86 wireless microphone system is designed for classical guitars with an 86mm soundhole. It installs easily in the soundhole without drilling or tools, thanks to its adjustable gooseneck microphone that allows for precise positioning. This system operates on four license-free UHF channels, providing a reliable and stable connection.
- ✓ Installation without drilling or tools in the 86 mm rosette
- ✓ Adjustable gooseneck microphone for optimal positioning
- ✓ Operates on 4 UHF channels in license-free band
- ✓ Rechargeable battery via USB-C with 8 hours of battery life
- ✓ Range up to 30 meters in open space
- ✓ Preserves the natural sound and aesthetics of the guitar
- ✓ Comes with a USB-C cable and wireless receiver
Technical data
| Reference | OSWS86 |
| Microwave type | Wireless microphone for classical guitar |
| Rosette diameter | 86 mm |
| Facility | No drilling or tools required, direct mounting in the rosette |
| Micro | Adjustable gooseneck |
| Canals | 4 UHF channels |
| Band | Without a license |
| Battery | USB-C Rechargeable |
| Autonomy | 8 hours |
| Charging time | 4 hours |
| Scope | 30 meters in open space |
| Accessories included | USB-C cable, wireless receiver |
Uses & Benefits
- Quick installation without modification of the guitar
- Precise microphone positioning for optimal recording
- Increased mobility thanks to a stable wireless connection
- Long battery life for extended sessions
- Natural sound quality preserved
- Suitable for concerts and rehearsals
- The guitar's aesthetics are respected.
Additional information
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Product: Ortega Wireless Microphone System 86mm Rosette
SKU: OSWS86
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
Address:
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26 rue de l'industrie
67400 Illkirch, France
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