With the introduction of the Seruniaudio SEM-02 as the successor to the SEM-01, it's understandable that some of us may not fully grasp the microdot system employed in the SEM-02 series.
Here, we will explore what a microdot connector is and its benefits. There are two types of microdot connectors: coaxial and TWIST. The Seruniaudio SEM-02 utilizes a coaxial microdot, which features only two contact surfaces, unlike the TWIST microdot that has multiple contact surfaces.
What benefits does microdot offer when applied to SEM-02?
A standout feature of the SEM-02 is its compatibility with wireless systems, which is directly linked to its microdot connector. Each wireless system brand has a unique microphone connector, allowing them to establish their own equipment ecosystem.
This is where the benefits of the microrodot system adopted by the SEM-02 become the ideal solution. Seruniaudio offers a range of adapters that make the SEM-02 compatible with wireless systems like Shure, Sennheiser, Sony, AKG, Fifine, Rode, and even directly with smartphones, without the need for an external phantom power supply!
The microdot system enables the SEM-02 to be utilized across a wide array of wireless systems. The SEM-02's adaptability in wireless system applications is a notable feature. In other words, if you want to switch to a wireless system, there's no need to purchase a new microphone; you just need an adapter. It's cost-effective, right? Definitely worth it!
Watch this video to learn how to use the Microdot Adapter for the SEM-02:
To purchase an adapter for a compatible wireless system, please click the link here:
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