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SKU: S-HOL-LARK-M2-RX-SC

Hollyland Spares - Lark M2 Receiver (Shine Charcoal)

R 1,029.25
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When looking for a Hollyland LARK M2 replacement receiver in the Shine Charcoal finish, the specific type of receiver you need depends entirely on which recording setup you are trying to replace or expand. Because the LARK M2 family relies on a modular approach, Hollyland sells three distinct replacement receivers as individual spare parts.

The 3 Replacement Receiver Types (Shine Charcoal)

1. Mobile Plug-In Receiver (USB-C Version)

An ultra-compact, driverless dongle designed as a direct replacement or expansion part for multi-device shooters.

  • Compatibility: Plugs into iPhone 15/16 series, Android phones, iPads, action cameras, and modern laptops.

  • Power: Runs on bus power pulled straight from your host device.

  • Onboard Controls: Features a physical side pairing button that also toggles the system's Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) on or off.

2. Mobile Plug-In Receiver (Lightning Version)

An MFi-certified plug-in dongle meant for legacy Apple hardware.

  • Compatibility: Plugs directly into iPhone 14 series and older, plus entry-level standard iPads featuring Apple Lightning ports.

  • Power: Bus-powered by the connected iOS device.

3. Camera-Mount Receiver (RX)

The larger, multi-channel square receiver unit configured for standalone production grids.

  • Compatibility: Slides onto standard camera cold/hot shoes. It outputs audio via a 3.5mm TRS cable to mirrorless or DSLR cameras.

  • Interface & Power: Features a built-in 145 mAh rechargeable battery (yielding roughly 9 hours of continuous runtime) and includes a prominent top dial for quick tactile volume/gain trimming on-set.

Performance Specifications Matrix

Component Attribute Mobile Receiver Spare (USB-C or Lightning) Camera-Mount Receiver Spare (3.5mm)
Wireless Frequency 2.4 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping 2.4 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Line-of-Sight Range Up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) Up to 1,000 feet (300 meters)
Audio Capture Matrix 48 kHz / 24-bit Lossless Hi-Fi 48 kHz / 24-bit Lossless Hi-Fi
Antenna Layout Internal Laser Direct Structuring (LDS) Internal Laser Direct Structuring (LDS)
Physical Weight Approx. 6 grams (0.2 oz) Approx. 14.8 grams (0.5 oz)
Power Architecture Device Bus Powered (Draws from phone) Internal Rechargeable (Charges via case or USB-C)

How to Pair a New Spare Receiver to Your Existing Transmitters

If you purchase a single replacement receiver, it won't recognize your original button transmitters automatically out of the box. You will need to link them manually:

  1. Clear out the system: Put your existing LARK M2 transmitters into pairing mode (press and hold the yellow button on the side of the transmitter until its LED flashes quickly).

  2. Trigger the receiver:

    • For Mobile Receivers: Press and hold the physical button on the side of the plug-in dongle for 3 seconds until its indicator light flashes rapidly.

    • For the Camera Receiver: Access the pairing function or hold down the pairing utility shortcut button on the base setup.

  3. Confirm the Lock: Once paired, the blinking lights on both components will change to a steady, solid green, confirming that the new receiver is successfully mapped to your microphones.

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Hollyland Spares - Lark M2 Receiver (Shine Charcoal)

R 1,029.25

When looking for a Hollyland LARK M2 replacement receiver in the Shine Charcoal finish, the specific type of receiver you need depends entirely on which recording setup you are trying to replace or expand. Because the LARK M2 family relies on a modular approach, Hollyland sells three distinct replacement receivers as individual spare parts.

The 3 Replacement Receiver Types (Shine Charcoal)

1. Mobile Plug-In Receiver (USB-C Version)

An ultra-compact, driverless dongle designed as a direct replacement or expansion part for multi-device shooters.

  • Compatibility: Plugs into iPhone 15/16 series, Android phones, iPads, action cameras, and modern laptops.

  • Power: Runs on bus power pulled straight from your host device.

  • Onboard Controls: Features a physical side pairing button that also toggles the system's Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) on or off.

2. Mobile Plug-In Receiver (Lightning Version)

An MFi-certified plug-in dongle meant for legacy Apple hardware.

  • Compatibility: Plugs directly into iPhone 14 series and older, plus entry-level standard iPads featuring Apple Lightning ports.

  • Power: Bus-powered by the connected iOS device.

3. Camera-Mount Receiver (RX)

The larger, multi-channel square receiver unit configured for standalone production grids.

  • Compatibility: Slides onto standard camera cold/hot shoes. It outputs audio via a 3.5mm TRS cable to mirrorless or DSLR cameras.

  • Interface & Power: Features a built-in 145 mAh rechargeable battery (yielding roughly 9 hours of continuous runtime) and includes a prominent top dial for quick tactile volume/gain trimming on-set.

Performance Specifications Matrix

Component Attribute Mobile Receiver Spare (USB-C or Lightning) Camera-Mount Receiver Spare (3.5mm)
Wireless Frequency 2.4 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping 2.4 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Line-of-Sight Range Up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) Up to 1,000 feet (300 meters)
Audio Capture Matrix 48 kHz / 24-bit Lossless Hi-Fi 48 kHz / 24-bit Lossless Hi-Fi
Antenna Layout Internal Laser Direct Structuring (LDS) Internal Laser Direct Structuring (LDS)
Physical Weight Approx. 6 grams (0.2 oz) Approx. 14.8 grams (0.5 oz)
Power Architecture Device Bus Powered (Draws from phone) Internal Rechargeable (Charges via case or USB-C)

How to Pair a New Spare Receiver to Your Existing Transmitters

If you purchase a single replacement receiver, it won't recognize your original button transmitters automatically out of the box. You will need to link them manually:

  1. Clear out the system: Put your existing LARK M2 transmitters into pairing mode (press and hold the yellow button on the side of the transmitter until its LED flashes quickly).

  2. Trigger the receiver:

    • For Mobile Receivers: Press and hold the physical button on the side of the plug-in dongle for 3 seconds until its indicator light flashes rapidly.

    • For the Camera Receiver: Access the pairing function or hold down the pairing utility shortcut button on the base setup.

  3. Confirm the Lock: Once paired, the blinking lights on both components will change to a steady, solid green, confirming that the new receiver is successfully mapped to your microphones.

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