Audio Technica ATW-3212/C510EE1 Wireless Headworn Mic

Product Description

The AUDIO TECHNICA ATW-3212/C510EE1 is a 3000 Series wireless system configured with a headworn microphone, designed for professional audio applications where reliable RF transmission and hands-free operation are required. This system combines a bodypack transmitter with a cardioid condenser headset element, delivering consistent audio pickup in demanding live and installed sound environments. Licensed audio technicians and AV integration professionals are the primary installers of this class of wireless system. The package ships as a single unit and is suited for applications requiring discreet, low-profile microphone placement.

The ATW-3212/C510EE1 fits residential and commercial audio-visual installations, houses of worship, theatrical productions, corporate presentation spaces, and similar environments where a speaker or performer needs freedom of movement. The 3000 Series platform is positioned as a mid-tier professional wireless solution, balancing RF performance with ease of deployment in single- or multi-channel setups.

Key Features

• Headworn configuration provides hands-free operation for presenters and performers
• 3000 Series platform designed for professional installed and live-sound applications
• Cardioid condenser element focuses pickup on the speaker while reducing ambient noise
• Bodypack transmitter allows freedom of movement without cable tethering
• Sold as a complete system including transmitter and headset microphone

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-matched system component within the AUDIO TECHNICA 3000 Series wireless platform. No additional specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and frequency coordination should be performed by a licensed AV technician or audio systems integrator familiar with RF spectrum management. Before servicing or reconfiguring transmitter or receiver components, power down all associated equipment. Consult local RF licensing requirements and venue frequency coordination plans prior to deployment in multi-channel environments. Follow the manufacturer datasheet for antenna placement, gain structure, and battery requirements.