Deity DA35
The Deity DA35X is a compact in-line lavalier connector adapter that interfaces Microdot lavalier microphones with DA35X format wireless transmitters. From Prosales, South Africa's authorised Deity distributor.
SKU: DTS0310D60
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The Deity DA35X is an in-line lavalier connector adapter from Deity's Microdot adapter family. It lets professional Microdot lavalier microphones interface with wireless transmitters that use the DA35X format, giving sound teams a quick way to match a favourite lav to their wireless system without rewiring.
Key Features
- Lavalier adapter: Connects a Microdot lavalier to a DA35X format transmitter input.
- In-line design: Compact and lightweight so it stays discreet on talent.
- Fast swaps: Adapt a single lavalier to your wireless system instead of buying multiple mics.
- Field ready: Built for the demands of daily production and location work.
Ideal For
- Video production, ENG and broadcast.
- Conferences and corporate events.
- Houses of worship and live presentations.
Distributed exclusively in South Africa by Prosales.
| Type | In-line lavalier connector adapter |
| Design | Compact, lightweight in-line body |
| Compatible With | DA35X format wireless transmitters |
Match Lav to Wireless
Interfaces a Microdot lavalier with DA35X format wireless transmitters. It lets you keep using a trusted lav across your wireless setup.
Discreet In-Line Body
The compact, lightweight design stays out of sight on talent. It keeps wardrobe rigs clean for on-camera work.
Field Ready
Built for daily production and location use. A simple swap saves carrying multiple terminated microphones.
