Sennheiser Spectera SKM is shipping as the handheld piece of its bidirectional wideband wireless system. The $1,999 metal transmitter targets live production, theater, broadcast, and worship work, with UHF and 1.4 GHz versions reaching latency as low as 1 ms.
Under the hood, WMAS keeps audio, status data, and control traffic on one RF channel. Engineers can check battery health, RF behavior, audio level, signal strength, and link quality while changing gain or low-cut settings from the Spectera Base Station.
Yep, adding another SKM does not mean setting up a separate receiver path or narrowband frequency. The unit shares BA 70 and BA 70 2.2 batteries with the Spectera SEK bodypack, while AES-256 encryption and an OLED screen handle security and local feedback.
Capsule support covers MD 9235, ME 9002, ME 9004, ME 9005, MM 435, MM 445, MMD 42-1, MMD 835-1, MMD 845-1, MME 865-1, MMD 935-1, MMD 945-1, MMK 965-1, Neumann KK 204, KK 205, KK 104 A, and KK 105 A.
Under the hood, WMAS keeps audio, status data, and control traffic on one RF channel. Engineers can check battery health, RF behavior, audio level, signal strength, and link quality while changing gain or low-cut settings from the Spectera Base Station.
Yep, adding another SKM does not mean setting up a separate receiver path or narrowband frequency. The unit shares BA 70 and BA 70 2.2 batteries with the Spectera SEK bodypack, while AES-256 encryption and an OLED screen handle security and local feedback.
Capsule support covers MD 9235, ME 9002, ME 9004, ME 9005, MM 435, MM 445, MMD 42-1, MMD 835-1, MMD 845-1, MME 865-1, MMD 935-1, MMD 945-1, MMK 965-1, Neumann KK 204, KK 205, KK 104 A, and KK 105 A.
