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Say NO to Bluetooth: Old-School RFX1500 Wireless Mic BP-150

Lightspeed

$89.00
SKU:
000080523024EE23LS
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Used
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Product Overview

Lightspeed RFX1500 RF Receiver BP-150 – Vintage Wireless Mic System (Old-School Wireless Audio, New-School Cool)

Vintage Lightspeed RFX1500 wireless mic system w/ BP-150 transmitter & retro mics. 202.100 MHz analog audio—no apps, no fuss. For collectors & stubborn sound techs!

Before Bluetooth ruled the airwaves, the Lightspeed RFX1500 + BP-150 was the go-to rig for pro audio rebels. This vintage 202.100 MHz wireless system—complete with its chunky receiver and clip-on transmitter—is a time capsule of analog reliability. Perfect for retro setups, theater troupes, or anyone who thinks "interference" should be solved with knobs, not apps.

Classic Specs That Still Deliver

  • 202.100 MHz FM Transmission – The OG wireless signal (no apps, no pairing, just plug-and-play).
  • BP-150 Bodypack Transmitter – Bulletproof design that survived the ’90s (unlike frosted tips).
  • Works with Retro Mics – Includes an Audio-Technica AT829 and a Radio Shack 33-1070C (yes, that Radio Shack).
  • Analog Simplicity – No software updates, no latency—just a power button and a prayer.
  • Tested & Functional – Like a Walkman that still kicks, this unit’s been revived for duty.

Throwback Bundle Includes

  • RFX1500 Receiver (with its very own power brick)
  • BP-150 Transmitter (clip it on and channel your inner rockstar)
  • AT829 Mic + Radio Shack Mic (because backups never go out of style)
  • Mystery Cables (vintage, untangled, and ready to confuse Gen Z)

Perfect For

  • Retro AV setups (pair with a CRT for maximum nostalgia)
  • Community theater sound designers who refuse to upgrade
  • Collectors of "obsolete" tech (it’s not old, it’s classic)
  • Anyone who misses the smell of overheating electronics

Note: This system predates Wi-Fi, USB, and the concept of "user-friendly." Handle with care—and maybe a mixtape.

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