The Sennheiser XSW 2-865-A is a UHF wireless vocal set for singing, presenting and live sound. Its SKM 865-XSW handheld transmitter uses an e865 supercardioid condenser capsule to focus pickup on the voice. The EM-XSW 2 receiver has a metal chassis, true-diversity reception and external antennas, with automatic frequency management and transmitter…
The Sennheiser XSW 2-865-A is a UHF wireless vocal set for singing, presenting and live sound. Its SKM 865-XSW handheld transmitter uses an e865 supercardioid condenser capsule to focus pickup on the voice. The EM-XSW 2 receiver has a metal chassis, true-diversity reception and external antennas, with automatic frequency management and transmitter synchronisation. This version operates in Band A (548–572 MHz), and the manufacturer specifies up to 12 compatible channels.

The XSW 2-865-A set combines a handheld transmitter with an e865 condenser capsule and an EM-XSW 2 true-diversity receiver. It is designed for live vocals, hosting, and sound reinforcement at smaller events where quick setup and intuitive controls are essential.
The e865 condenser capsule focuses on capturing the voice. The SKM 865-XSW handheld transmitter thus forms the vocal component of the set for singers and spoken-word performances.
The EM-XSW 2 uses two receiver paths and external antennas. The receiver’s metal chassis is also ready for rack mounting with the included GA 1-XSW 2 kit.
The system operates in Band A (548–572 MHz). Automatic frequency management and synchronization facilitate pairing the transmitter with the receiver; the manufacturer specifies up to 12 compatible channels.
| Manufacturer: | Sennheiser |
| Category: | Wireless systems |
| Frequency band | 548–572 MHz |
| Number of channels | 12 |
| On-board recording | No |
| Timecode | No |
| Dimensions | 200x42x127mm |
| Number of audio channels | Up to 12 simultaneous channels |
| Frequency range | 548-572 MHz |
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