Sennheiser UK November offers at DVinfo.net

Colin McDonald · November 5th, 2020, 05:52 AM

Perhaps not of interest to all on here, especially during these difficult days, but I happened to come across this when searching for something else:
https://en-uk.sennheiser.com/special-deals

I was particularly interested in the e935 dynamic mic for £87 post free (normally £159 ish) but they have other offers though not with such a hefty discount like
EW 112p G4 radio mic

Some but not all dealers seem to be doing the same offers.

John Nantz · November 5th, 2020, 01:00 PM

Colin - Thanks for the news. Just checked the US site at https://en-us.sennheiser.com, midway down the page, and they have a couple headphones and the EW 112P listed as “Featured Products”. The lavaliere is $499 vs $599.

Interesting note: on the page you listed it says “(Made in Germany) and on the US page it says “Assembled in USA”. Sure beats the option “(Counterfeited in China)”.

I’ve had another lavaliere on my list for a couple years now, and especially a kit with the SKP transmitter. My G3 is the A-band 516 - 588 MHz range and I noted that some of the A-band models are listed as A1-band but don’t know what the difference is. Also, need to figure out if it would be good to go with another A-band unit or with a different band.

There is a large red note on the page https://service.sennheiserusa.com about not being able to do service or retune units above the 608 MHz range.

Need to replace the headphones, too.

Rick Reineke · November 5th, 2020, 04:43 PM

"I noted that some of the A-band models are listed as A1-band but don’t know what the difference is. Also, need to figure out if it would be good to go with another A-band unit or with a different band"

> The A1 block is 470 – 516 MHz , so those components would not be interchangeable with your current A block system.. I would get another A block system, so the Tx and Rx can be mixed and matched. For instance, one Tx feeding two Rx = double cam hop..

November 5th, 2020, 05:52 AM	#1
Colin McDonald Trustee Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 1,546	Sennheiser UK November offers Perhaps not of interest to all on here, especially during these difficult days, but I happened to come across this when searching for something else: https://en-uk.sennheiser.com/special-deals I was particularly interested in the e935 dynamic mic for £87 post free (normally £159 ish) but they have other offers though not with such a hefty discount like EW 112p G4 radio mic Some but not all dealers seem to be doing the same offers.

November 5th, 2020, 01:00 PM	#2
John Nantz Trustee Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Seattle WA Posts: 1,254	Re: Sennheiser UK November offers Colin - Thanks for the news. Just checked the US site at https://en-us.sennheiser.com, midway down the page, and they have a couple headphones and the EW 112P listed as “Featured Products”. The lavaliere is $499 vs $599. Interesting note: on the page you listed it says “(Made in Germany) and on the US page it says “Assembled in USA”. Sure beats the option “(Counterfeited in China)”. I’ve had another lavaliere on my list for a couple years now, and especially a kit with the SKP transmitter. My G3 is the A-band 516 - 588 MHz range and I noted that some of the A-band models are listed as A1-band but don’t know what the difference is. Also, need to figure out if it would be good to go with another A-band unit or with a different band. There is a large red note on the page https://service.sennheiserusa.com about not being able to do service or retune units above the 608 MHz range. Need to replace the headphones, too.

November 5th, 2020, 04:43 PM	#3
Rick Reineke Inner Circle Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: New York Posts: 2,039	Re: Sennheiser UK November offers "I noted that some of the A-band models are listed as A1-band but don’t know what the difference is. Also, need to figure out if it would be good to go with another A-band unit or with a different band" > The A1 block is 470 – 516 MHz , so those components would not be interchangeable with your current A block system.. I would get another A block system, so the Tx and Rx can be mixed and matched. For instance, one Tx feeding two Rx = double cam hop..