The Sennheiser XSW 1-825 DUAL-A two-channel handheld system with e 825 capsule delivers a seamless wireless experience for musicians, educators and presenters. With automatic frequency management, the receiver finds and locks onto the strongest signal for interference-free operation of up to 10 channels at once. The system includes two rugged SKM 825-XWS handheld transmitters with cardioid e825 capsules to capture your voice with clarity and detail.

Automatic Frequency Management for Flawless Performance

The XSW 1-825 receiver takes the hassle out of wireless with automatic frequency management. It continuously scans the spectrum to identify the strongest, interference-free signal for your transmitters. You'll enjoy dropout-free operation without needing to manually find and set frequencies. Up to 10 channels can be used together without interference, ideal for bands, theater productions and seminars.

Road-Ready Wireless Built to Last

The XSW 1-825 system is built to handle the stresses of live performance with sweat-resistant transmitters and microphones. Its rugged construction will provide years of flawless wireless freedom no matter the environment. The SKM 825-XWS handheld transmitters feature durable metal bodies and steel mesh grilles to protect the e 825 capsules during energetic onstage use.

High-Quality Sound Reproduction

The included SKM 825-XWS handheld transmitters feature cardioid e 825 capsules to capture vocals and speech with exceptional detail and clarity. The capsules' tight polar pattern minimizes feedback while reducing unwanted ambient noise. The result is professional-level sound quality that inspires confidence for musicians, educators and presenters alike.

Affordable Professional Quality

As an affordable, high-performance wireless system, the XSW 1-825 is ideal for those looking to step up to professional-level gear without breaking the budget. It provides the seamless, interference-free operation and premium sound quality expected of Sennheiser suitable for solo artists, bands, educators, and small theaters or conference centers.