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Sony releases new two-channel audio receiver with Multi Interface hotshoe support

Posted on July 23, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Sony has announced the release of the URX-P41D, a new two-channel portable audio receiver that works with Sony’s Multi Interface (MI) hotshoe found on select Alpha, Cinema Line and XDCAM cameras. .

The receiver can be paired with two wireless microphones and even has an extra on-board 3. 5mm jack for connecting an additional microphone that’s stored on a third channel (four if it’s a stereo microphone being used for the external microphone port).
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