Mipro ACT 707 TE

A Transmitter Designed for the MRM-70 Ecosystem and the ACT-707 T Approach

This pocket transmitter fits within a system logic: it is designed to work with a dedicated MRM-70 receiver. It follows a design philosophy claimed to be identical to that of the UHF ACT-707 T series, while omitting the LCD screen. The result is a simple "bodypack" format focused on efficiency, aiming for compatibility and operational stability rather than advanced navigation via display.

Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?

A UHF pocket transmitter is a natural choice whenever you need to keep your hands free while maintaining consistent sound capture. It is especially suitable for speakers (conferences, classes, places of worship), actors and performers (theater, dance, events), as well as hosts and technicians seeking a discreet, easy-to-deploy solution capable of adapting to frequency constraints of a venue.

Paired with a lavalier or headset microphone (depending on the chosen accessory), it provides a more consistent voice capture than a handheld microphone, with maximum freedom of movement. It is also a relevant setup for performances involving consecutive interventions: the transmitter clips to the belt or fits in a pocket, the microphone stays in place, and the user can focus on the performance or speech.

Key Features and Practical Points

16 Selectable Frequencies: A Real Advantage in the Field

The availability of 16 selectable frequencies offers flexibility to avoid interference and adapt to the radio environment. In a room equipped with multiple wireless systems or in a denser urban context, this frequency selection capability facilitates daily use and reduces the risk of disruptions during a performance.

Pocket Transmitter Format: Discreet, Stable, and Voice-Oriented

The bodypack format is appreciated for its discretion and stability: the transmitter remains attached to the user, while the microphone (lavalier or headset via accessory) stays consistently positioned. This type of configuration is particularly effective for spoken voice, as it maintains a more homogeneous sound from phrase to phrase, even when the user moves or turns their head.

Recommended Pairing with the MRM-70 Receiver

The system is designed around a dedicated receiver: MRM-70, which is powered by a 9V battery. This "coherent set" approach simplifies compatibility choices and deployment: you know exactly which receiver to use, maintaining a homogeneous radio chain designed to work seamlessly together.

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