Bosch Audio RE3-HHT76-6M Handheld Wireless Transmitter

Product Description

The BOSCH AUDIO RE3-HHT76-6M is a handheld wireless transmitter equipped with an ND76 microphone capsule, designed for professional audio applications where reliable RF transmission and vocal clarity are required. Built for use with compatible wireless receiver systems, this unit serves as the talent-side component in a complete wireless microphone setup. The ND76 capsule delivers cardioid pickup characteristics suited to close-mic vocal use on stage, in houses of worship, corporate AV installations, and broadcast environments. Professional AV integrators, sound engineers, and installation technicians are the primary users of this transmitter.

This transmitter is intended for professional sound reinforcement and installed audio systems. Typical applications include live performance venues, conference rooms, lecture halls, and houses of worship where a performer or speaker requires freedom of movement without a wired connection to the mixing console or PA system. The unit is sold individually and is appropriate for single-channel wireless audio setups or as a replacement or additional handset in an existing compatible wireless system.

Key Features

• Integrated ND76 cardioid capsule optimized for close-mic vocal pickup
• Handheld form factor for live performance and podium speech applications
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward channel-by-channel system expansion
• Designed for professional installed sound and live sound reinforcement environments

Compatibility

Designed as a handheld wireless transmitter intended for use with compatible BOSCH AUDIO wireless receiver systems. Verify receiver frequency band and system compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and system integration should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed audio systems technician. Before pairing or replacing a transmitter in an active system, power down the associated receiver and any connected audio equipment to avoid signal disruption. Confirm that the transmitter operating frequency matches the receiver channel and complies with local RF spectrum regulations before placing the system into service.