Electro-Voice® presents RE97-2Tx lightweight two ear style headworn microphone at InfoComm 2008
Visit Electro-Voice at InfoComm 2008, Booth C3439, Demo Room N109
Las Vegas, NV, June 18, 2008:Electro-Voice® is pleased to show the RE97-2Tx headworn microphone at InfoComm 2008. The Electro-Voice® model RE97-2Tx is an ultra-low profile, omni-directional, back-electret condenser headworn microphone ideal for applications such as Houses of Worship, Corporate AV, Theater, and other venues where a full-range, natural, well balanced sound is required. The omni-directional polar pattern provides a clean and accurate sonic quality and uniform output regardless of the microphone’s position relative to the sound source.
The RE97-2Tx is a two-ear hook design with a band behind the head for complete comfort and stability in any performance. The band is fully adjustable and the hooks fold flat for storage and flip all the way over so the microphone boom can be on the left of right side of the mouth. An elegant clothing clip to retain the cord and a removable windscreen complete the package.
Key features:
- Superior sound quality
- Two-ear wearing style for stability
- Lightweight, low profile, rugged
- Extremely stable behind-the-head design, headband and boom adjust for precise positioning
- Interchangeable for Left or Right Ear, folds flat for storage
- Omni-directional polar pattern provides clean sound and uniform response
- Moisture resistant
- For use with all standard Electro-Voice® and Telex® Wireless Bodypack transmitters
- Also available wired for Shure® TA4 bodypacks (RE97-2S)
Venerable pro audio equipment manufacturer Electro-Voice® is proud to celebrate its 80th Anniversary as a leader in the industry it helped create. Manufacturer of the industry standard RE20 and ENG mainstays the RE50 and 635a, Electro-Voice continues to develop microphones with its broadcast customers’ needs in mind. For more information on Electro-Voice products and the company’s storied past (including a 2003 video interview with company founder, Al Kahn), please visit www.electrovoice.com and www.EV80.com, respectively.
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Guy Low
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USA
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James Edlund
Public Relations Manager (ST/MKT-COM)
Bosch Communications Systems
Telex Communications, Inc.
12000 Portland Ave. S.
Burnsville, MN 55337
USA
Tel: 952 736 3901
Fax: 952 736 4582
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