Sony UTX-P40 XLR Plug-On Wireless Transmitter (536 to 608 MHz)
An XLR plug-on transmitter, the Sony UTX-P40 turns a handheld or shotgun microphone into a wireless one.
This one is the 25UC block, tuning 536.125 to 607.875 MHz (UHF-TV channels 25 to 36). It supplies +48 V phantom power for a condenser microphone, and a line input takes a line-level source as well. Attenuation runs from 0 to 48 dB in 3 dB steps.
Hold it next to a URX-P40 receiver and NFC SYNC sets the channel, while the URX-P03, URX-P03D, and URX-S03D receivers set it over IR. Auto gain mode looks after the input level, and a +15 dB boost lifts an off-mic voice. Two AA batteries run it for about 7 hours at 40 mW, or about 6 hours with +48 V on, and a USB Type-C port can power it instead.
Features
- +48 V phantom power for condenser microphones
- NFC SYNC for quick, secure channel setting
- Auto gain mode and a +15 dB boost for off-mic audio
- Line input
- Sends its frequency to the receiver, for matching several receivers to one transmitter
- Works with the Sony WL-800, UWP, and UWP-D series
- OLED display that reads well indoors and outdoors
- USB Type-C port for power
- Low-cut filter at 100, 150, or 200 Hz




