USED Audio Technica 2000 Series Wireless Lapel System, 655-680 MHz

USED Audio Technica 2000 Series Wireless Lapel System, 655-680 MHzThe Audio Technica 2000 Series wireless lapel system is a classic, professional era wireless rig built for spoken word, presentations, and stage use. This set includes the receiver, transmitter, antennas, and power supply, giving you a complete front endjust add a compatible lavalier or headset mic from the same era and youre in business (4 pin locking cH style connector). It operates in the 655680 MHz range, which means its not for use in the U. S.

The Audio-Technica 2000 Series wireless lapel system is a classic, professional-era wireless rig built for spoken word, presentations, and stage use. This set includes the receiver, transmitter, antennas, and power supply, giving you a complete front end—just add a compatible lavalier or headset mic from the same era and you’re in business (4-pin locking cH-style connector). It operates in the 655–680 MHz range, which means it’s not for use in the U.S. under current rules, but it can be a very practical, affordable solution for use outside the U.S. (for example, sending it to South America or the Caribbean). Straightforward, reliable, and purpose-built for real-world work.

Key Features

• Complete wireless system: Includes receiver, bodypack transmitter, antennas, and power supply.

• Audio-Technica 2000 Series platform: Known for dependable performance in installed and live sound setups.

• Designed for lav or headset use: Pair it with a compatible mic from the era for presentations or stage use.

• UHF operation (655–680 MHz): Intended for regions where this band is permitted.

• Practical, budget-friendly pro solution: A lot of functionality without paying modern-system prices.

Condition
This system is used and in good working order. Expect normal cosmetic wear from regular use—light scuffs and signs of handling—but nothing that affects performance. All included components function as they should.

Important Frequency Note
This system operates in the 655–680 MHz range, which should not be used in the United States under current regulations. It’s best suited for export or use in regions where this band is permitted, such as parts of South America or the Caribbean.