The Sony UWP Series
The Sony UWP Series UHF Wireless Microphone Package, introduced in 2003, set a
milestone in the history of wireless microphone systems with its uncompromised ease
of operation. It brought a number of significant benefits to wireless applications,
including highly stable audio reception by utilizing a space diversity reception
system and proven interference-free multi-channel operation. Since its introduction,
the UWP Series has been widely adopted around the world for a variety of
applications such as news-gathering, interviewing, professional video production,
entertainment, live events, and conferences to name just a few.
Sony further evolved the UWP Series by offering five different packages – the UWP-V1,
UWP-V2, UWP-V6, UWP-X7, and UWP-X8 – offering a high level of stability, mobility,
robustness, and operational convenience. Each package comes with both a
transmitter and a receiver, allowing the user to get up and running straight out of
the box.
The UWP-V Series package models – UWP-V1, UWP-V2, and UWP-V6 – come with a
transmitter and portable-type receiver, suitable for use with a Sony camcorder for
ENG and EFP applications, while the UWP-X Series models – the UWP-X7 and UWP-X8
– come with a transmitter and a tuner module that can be installed into a mixer or
tuner base unit, ideal for PA applications. The transmitters include the UTX-B2
bodypack transmitter, the UTX-H2 handheld microphone, and the UTX-P1 plug-on
transmitter, while the receivers include the URX-P2 portable tuner and the URX-M2
tuner module.
One of the most outstanding features of the UWP Series is its extremely robust metal
chassis, which enables it to withstand even harsh operating environments and
makes it perfect for use out in the field. In addition, various functionalities such as
auto channel scanning, selectable MIC/LINE input, and extended operating time
plus a broad range of packages, stable transmission/reception capability, and
enhanced operability, make the UWP Series an ideal choice for all types of wireless
sound-gathering microphone applications.
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