Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack

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In the Headphones & In-Ear Monitors category, Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Elevate your live performance with the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack, a wireless in-ear monitoring receiver built for the dynamic world of music. Crafted for clarity and reliability, this compact powerhouse ensures you stay in perfect sync on stage. The EK2000 leverages adaptive-diversity technology, which cleverly uses the earphone cable as a secondary antenna to combat drop-outs, ensuring uninterrupted sound. Its robust metal construction promises durability, while the HDX compander technology delivers crystal-clear audio, making every note and beat resonate with precision.

Setting up is straightforward with the automatic frequency scan feature, which identifies clear frequencies at your venue. The cordless infrared sync further simplifies the process by synchronizing the receiver's parameters with your transmitter wirelessly. With features like Hi Boost, an adjustable limiter, and stereo/focus mode, you can tailor your monitoring experience to your exact needs. The intuitive menu and backlit graphic display offer easy navigation, even in dim lighting. Additionally, the 4-stage battery status indicator and auto-lock feature ensure you stay informed and your settings remain untouched during high-energy performances.

Key Features:

Adaptive-diversity technology for high reception quality
Robust all-metal housing for long-lasting durability
HDX compander for ultra-clear sound
Automatic frequency scan feature for easy setup
Wireless synchronization of receiver parameters from transmitter
Hi Boost function, adjustable limiter, stereo/focus mode, and selectable balance
User-friendly menu with backlit graphic display
4-stage battery status indicator
Operates on two AA batteries for up to 6 hours
Includes Sennheiser IE 4 in-ear earphones

Product specs

Included Receiver	EK 2000
Frequency Range	470-558 MHz
Number of Frequencies	3000
Auto Frequency Scan	No
Stereo/Mono	Mono
Included Earphones	IE 4
Earphone Type	In-ear
Earphone Freq Response	25Hz-18kHz
Earphone Cable Length	55
Receiver Output Jack	1 x 1/8"
Receiver Power	2 x AA batteries
Receiver Dimensions	3.2" x 2.5" x 0.9"
Receiver Weight	0.44 lbs.

FAQs

What is the frequency range of the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack?: The Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack operates within a frequency range of 470-558 MHz, making it suitable for professional in-ear monitoring applications.
Does the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack include earphones?: Yes, the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack includes IE 4 in-ear earphones, which offer a frequency response of 25Hz-18kHz.
How is the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack powered?: The Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack is powered by two AA batteries, providing convenient and portable operation for live performances.
Is the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack suitable for stereo monitoring?: The Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack is designed for mono monitoring, which is ideal for many live performance and monitoring scenarios.
How many frequencies can the Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack access?: The Sennheiser EK2000 Bodypack can access up to 3000 frequencies, allowing for flexible and reliable wireless operation in various environments.

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The Sennheiser 2000 series offers balanced headphone outputs and selectable power options, unlike the EW 100 series which is locked at 30mW.
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The 2000XP model can deliver up to 100mW of power, providing a wider range of signal strength control compared to other models.
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The Sennheiser 2000 system can antenna cascade up to 8 systems and uses standard IEC cables, providing greater flexibility in setups.
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The EK2000 bodypack is noted for being smaller and more balanced than Shure's, despite similar weight, aiding in user comfort.
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Sennheiser G4 models offer a wider tuning range and power options up to 50mW, compared to the G3 models which are locked at 30mW.
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The Sennheiser 2000 series sound quality is perceived as between Shure's PSM900 and PSM1000, offering a balance of quality and reliability.
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Wisycom and Lectrosonics are considered strong alternatives to Sennheiser and Shure, with the former being praised for its premium quality and the latter for long-lasting units.
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Lectrosonics M2 Duet is noted for being lighter than the PSM1000, although it lacks in software features compared to Shure.
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Owners find Deity Theos superior to Sennheiser G3/G4 for its dual receiver, app interface, and removable antennas, though used options are scarce in Europe.
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Adapters in wireless systems are considered a point of failure and should only be used when absolutely necessary due to stress on beltpacks.
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Sennheiser 2000 systems are preferred over Shure PSM900 for robustness against dropouts, crucial in maintaining reliable performances.
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In the UK and European markets, Sennheiser is more prevalent in theater and band-owned setups, while Shure dominates in corporate and rental sectors.
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Sennheiser's EK2000 is recommended for large festivals and concerts (20,000+ attendees), offering reliable performance for major events where Shure is unavailable.
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Unlike Shure PSM1000, Sennheiser IEM units lack support for Wireless Workbench software, limiting integrated RF management for some users.
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Shawn Mendes

Singer, Guitarist

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Shawn uses this wireless system when playing live

Ellie Goulding

Singer, Music Producer

Band Aid 30

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With everyone using Sennheiser SR2050 IEM systems with EK2000 bodypacks, JH Audio JH16 custom-molded earphones were chosen for all as well.

Gary Barlow

Singer, Keyboardist

Take That

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Barlow and most of the band used Sennheiser 2000 in-ear systems, with SR 2050 transmitters, EK 2000 receivers and AC 3200 combiners. “We’re using the same equipment combination as on the last Take That tour, although it doesn’t need to cover such a large area because the venues are smaller,” says Steve. “As with the microphones, the IEMs have to be of a certain standard because what the backline and vocals are exactly the same, whether the show is in a stadium or a club. The quality of the equipment has to be the same wherever and whenever Gary performs, whether it’s a live concert or in the studio.”