Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier Solo
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- DSP Processing (Digital Signal Processor) for clear and defined sound reproduction, close to a wired microphone.
- Designed for movement: discreet, comfortable, and lightweight lavalier format, ideal for dynamic situations.
- 100 UHF frequencies with automatic infrared search and tuning for quick setup.
- Up to 8 simultaneous systems: practical for studios, conferences, and multi-speaker teams.
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A New Generation of UHF Prodipe: The B210 DSP Series
With the B210 DSP Lavalier Solo, Prodipe offers an evolution of its UHF systems focused on simplicity and consistent results. The goal of this new series is clear: to achieve the quality and definition of wired sound capture in UHF, thanks to DSP digital processing. The result: a system designed for current uses (video recording, stage, corporate), where an intelligible, stable voice that is quick to adjust is expected.
A Lapel Microphone Made for Voice, Stage, and Video
This system is particularly suited for all situations where hands-free operation is needed: presentation, conference, class, hosting, interview, theater, or shooting with a moving speaker. The lavalier capsule, a small diaphragm condenser type with omnidirectional polar pattern, promotes natural and consistent capture, useful when the head turns or the microphone-to-mouth distance varies slightly.
The bodypack format is unobtrusive and secures the setup: it clips easily to a belt or pocket, while the lapel microphone remains discreet on camera. It is an ideal solution for users who want a clean sound without cable constraints up to the camera, console, or recorder.
Key Features: DSP, Infrared Synchronization, and Audio Connections
DSP Processing: More Precision, More Clarity
The DSP (Digital Signal Processor) technology integrated into the B210 DSP aims to improve voice perception: articulation, presence, and consistency. In practice, this provides a more usable signal that is easier to integrate into a mix, limiting surprises related to level variations or sound environment.
100 UHF Frequencies and Automatic Synchronization
The system offers 100 frequencies and includes automatic infrared search and tuning. This approach saves setup time, especially when quickly finding a clear channel. In multi-microphone environments, the ability to use up to 8 B210 DSP systems simultaneously facilitates managing multiple speakers in the same location.
Connections Designed for Professional Setups
The bodypack receives the microphone via a symmetric mini XLR connector, secure and suited for repeated handling. On the receiver side, you have two convenient outputs: a symmetric XLR output for a reliable connection to a console or interface, and an asymmetric 6.35mm Jack output for other audio equipment.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system | Capsule | static |
| Directivity | omnidirectional | ||
| Brand | Prodipe | Dynamic range | greater than 90 dB |
| Microphone | lavalier | Harmonic distortion | less than 0.1% |
| Type | small diaphragm condenser | Range | 60 m |
| Polar pattern | omnidirectional | Power | 10 mW |
| Sensitivity | -37 dB +/- 3 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa at 1 kHz) | Modulation type | FM |
| Frequency response | 30 Hz - 18 kHz | Power supply | LR6 (AA) 1.5 V x2 (about 8 hours) |
| Output impedance | less than or equal to 200 ohms | Voltage | 12 V |
| Cable length | 1 m | Signal-to-noise ratio | greater than 96 dB |
| Transmission type | UHF | RX sensitivity | less than -94 dBm |
| Bandwidth | 630 - 680 MHz | Asymmetric audio output | 6.35 mm Jack |
| Frequencies | 100 | Symmetric audio output | XLR |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Prodipe Uhf B210 DSP Lavalier Solo suitable for a conference or video?
The omnidirectional lavalier microphone is designed for presentations, conferences, interviews, and filming. Its small-diaphragm condenser capsule maintains consistent pickup when the speaker slightly turns their head.
What is the range of the wireless system?
The specified range reaches 60 m. The UHF transmission operates in the 630 to 680 MHz band with an output power of 10 mW.
How many systems can operate simultaneously?
Up to 8 B210 DSP systems can be used simultaneously. The receiver offers 100 frequencies and features an automatic IR sync frequency scan.
What audio outputs are available on the receiver?
A balanced XLR output allows connection to a mixing console or audio interface. There is also an unbalanced 6.35 mm jack output.
What battery life does the transmitter bodypack provide?
The bodypack transmitter runs on two 1.5 V AA LR6 batteries, providing about 8 hours of operation. The lavalier microphone connects to the pack via a balanced mini-XLR and has a 1 m cable. The stated frequency response ranges from 30 Hz to 18 kHz.




