Sennheiser AVX-MKE2 SET — Professional Wireless Lavalier Microphone System
AVX-MKE2 SET Overview
The Sennheiser AVX-MKE2 SET combines the renowned MKE 2 lavalier microphone with Sennheiser’s AVX digital wireless platform, delivering a compact and reliable solution for professional film, video, and location sound work. The AVX system is engineered for fast deployment without compromising audio integrity, making it a practical choice for run-and-gun production environments. Automatic frequency management and digital transmission reduce setup time and interference concerns on busy sets. This system is well-suited for videographers, documentary filmmakers, ENG crews, and content producers who require dependable wireless audio without complex RF coordination.
The AVX platform’s receiver mounts directly to a camera’s XLR input or cold shoe, streamlining integration into existing camera rigs and reducing cable management overhead on location.
Key Features
- MKE 2 Lavalier Capsule — Sennheiser’s professional-grade omnidirectional lavalier microphone, recognized for natural, low-coloration audio capture in demanding production environments
- AVX Digital Wireless Transmission — Provides encrypted digital audio transmission for secure, interference-resistant performance in complex RF environments
- Automatic Frequency Management — The system scans and selects the cleanest available frequency automatically, minimizing setup time and manual RF coordination
- Camera-Mount Receiver — Receiver is designed to mount directly to a camera, integrating cleanly into standard ENG and cinema camera rigs
- Plug-and-Play Operation — Designed for rapid deployment with minimal configuration, supporting fast-turnaround production workflows
- Rechargeable Transmitter — The bodypack transmitter features an integrated rechargeable battery, reducing reliance on disposable batteries during extended shoots
- Compact Form Factor — Low-profile transmitter and receiver design minimizes on-talent visibility and camera rig bulk
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