This is a Q&A article about the flagship product BoomX-D. Let's start!

Q1: Does BoomX-D support stereo recording on smartphones?

A1: BoomX-D UC/MI (digital) supports stereo recording on smartphones. However, there is no stereo when the BoomX-D output to the smartphone through the TRRS cable (analog).

A2: The receiver of the BoomX-D can trigger up to two transmitters. If you want to mic more people, a dual-head lav mic or a mixer will be a good choice.

A3: Because the BoomX-D does not support manual frequency adjustment. Thus, the transmitter and receiver will pair on Group A by default when channel A is not occupied.

A4: Turn down the audio recording level on both BoomX-D and camera can effectively reduce sound clipping!

A5: This is because different cameras have different internal gains. For example, when we use high-sensitivity cameras such as Sony, Fuji, and Panasonic, we can output BoomX-D to them via the included orange end impedance cable.

A6: Yes! Of course! The mic port of BoomX-D can automatically recognize Mic and Line-in input. Make sure you use a 3.5mm TRS cable.

That's it!