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Tascam KS-4320 Kamesan Commentator
  • Tascam KS-4320 Kamesan Commentator

Tascam KS-4320 Kamesan Commentator
Microphone Preamp with Phantom Power

Item ID: 113799
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Tascam KS-4320 Kamesan Commentator

Microphone Preamp with Phantom Power
Description
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    Tascam KS-4320 Kamesan Commentator Mic Preamp with Phantom Power

     

    The KS-4320 is a box designed for commentators in a broadcast situation. It acts as a preamp for the commentator's mic, integrates with the production intercom, and provides a headphone output.
     
    The KS-4320 has a mic preamp built-in, which offers phantom power to the mic (if needed). A mute button on the top allows the commentator to disable their mic. Depending on how much the commentator needs to speak, the button can be configured for push-to-mute, push-to-talk, or toggle on/off.
     
    The KS-4320 works with standard intercom communication systems. The input can be switched from line level, an RTS IFB feed, or either of two ClearCom configurations. Pressing the TALKBACK button will mute the commentator's mic on the on-air feed, sending it to the intercom line for the production crew.
     
    The KS-4320 can draw power from a 4-pin 12V input, or it can run on 3-AA batteries for over 5 hours.
     
    Commentator Mic Preamp w/ Phantom Power
    Accepts Line Level, RTS or ClearCom Intercoms
    Configurable Mute Button Behavior (Push to Talk, Push to Cough, or Toggle)
    Talkback Button Diverts Mic from On-Air to Intercom
    Powered by 4-pin 12V or 3-AA Batteries
    Over 5 Hour Battery Life on Alkaline Batteries
    Available in 1/4" TRS or 7-pin XLR Headset Models
    Compact Design and Sturdy Construction

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