TeachLogic IRT-60N Sapphire Infrared Microphone Kit with Wall Charger
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TheTeachLogic IRT-60N Sapphireis a compact and lightweight infrared microphone that can be worn around your neck or clipped to clothing, making it well suited for teachers, instructors, and lecturers. Its cardioid polar pattern delivers focused vocal clarity with minimal ambience while the built-in breath filter reduces plosives and the integral rubber shock suspension impedes vibrations. The internal lithium-ion battery provides up to eight hours of use and conveniently recharges via a micro-USB connection (available separately).
The ITR-60N Sapphire also features a 3.5mm stereo aux input to accommodate an external source such as a smartphone, an MP3 player, or a headworn mic. The mic gain and amplifier volume are adjustable, so you can effectively optimize the signal level. The power button doubles as an easy mute on/off function. When the IRT-60N Sapphire is used with a compatible amplifier/receiver, the switchable teacher priority automatically lowers the audio volume of aux/line inputs upon detection of incoming mic signal.
Utilizes infrared transmission on 2.08 or 2.54 MHz
3.5mm stereo auxiliary input for audio device or headworn mic
Low-profile clip for mounting to lapel or pocket
Adjustable lanyard included
Security alert activation (press/hold priority button for five seconds)
Teacher "priority" control over aux/line inputs (lowers audio volume)
Priority switch only functions with the Matrix, Forum 232, Maxim III, and Spectrum III amplifier/receiver
Multicolor LED: no light (power off), solid blue (power on), blinking blue (mic is muted), solid red during use (low battery), solid red during charging (charging in progress), solid green during charging (fully charged), solid purple (audio devices connected to the receiver have been quieted)
Suitable replacement for IRT-55 and IRT-89 infrared microphones
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