Sennheiser EW-D ME3 SET (520 - 576 MHZ)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- All-in-one solution for voice: ME 3 headset microphone + EW-D SK bodypack transmitter + rack-mountable EW-D EM mono receiver
- Digital UHF transmission designed to minimize noise, interference, and disturbances, with quick startup
- App control via Bluetooth Low Energy: assisted configuration, access to settings, and easier operation
- Scalable system: wide frequency band, large selection of frequencies, and capability to increase the number of channels depending on the range
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Evolution Wireless Digital: the EW-D range, the modern heir to Evolution Wireless
With Evolution Wireless Digital, Sennheiser adapts the spirit of its Evolution Wireless series into a digital approach designed for today's performances: smoother installation, simplified management, and performance tailored for stage, conference, and hosting. This family positions itself as an attractive modular solution, featuring a modern workflow logic thanks to the integration of a mobile application and an architecture designed to facilitate the use of multiple systems in the same environment.
The goal is clear: to replace the usual constraints of wireless systems (lengthy setup, risk of interference, complex menu navigation) with a more direct experience while maintaining the reliability expected from UHF. Within this philosophy, the EW-D provides a solid foundation for those seeking a system that is simple to deploy yet comprehensive enough to evolve with their needs.
For singing, presenting, coaching, or hosting: a headset that prioritizes intelligibility
The Sennheiser EW-D ME3 SET is aimed at users who need a stable and clear voice with hands-free operation: singers (choreographies, performers), sports coaches, speakers, hosts, places of worship, educational institutions, or corporate events. The ME 3 headset microphone, described as cardioid, helps focus on the voice and better manage the sound environment, a valuable feature on stage or in reverberant spaces.
The headset format ensures consistent capsule placement: this limits level variations caused by movement and improves diction consistency. The result is a more predictable sound capture, which facilitates mixing work and enhances audience listening comfort.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system | Capsule | electret |
| Directivity | cardioid | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Sennheiser EW-d ME3 Set R1-6 work well for stage vocals?
The ME 3 headset microphone with an electret cardioid capsule is designed for singing and speaking, with consistent placement close to the mouth. Its cardioid pattern helps prioritize the voice in noisy sound environments.
What frequency range does the R1-6 version use?
The specified R1-6 version operates in the UHF band from 520 to 576 MHz. A Q1-6 range from 470.2 to 526 MHz also appears in the text, but it corresponds to another variant. The product labeling confirms the delivered band.
What battery life does the EW-D SK bodypack transmitter offer?
With the lithium-ion battery, the advertised battery life reaches 12 hours, compared to up to 8 hours with AA batteries; a set of AA batteries is included.
Can the wireless system be configured from a smartphone?
The Sennheiser Smart Assist app communicates with the system via Bluetooth Low Energy. It enables automated configuration, remote control, and access to settings from a compatible mobile device.
How many EW-D systems can be used simultaneously?
The range claims up to 24 wireless systems per frequency band, with up to 2,240 selectable frequencies. Within a 56 MHz band, up to 90 channels are announced depending on conditions and RF planning.
