Following the recent introduction of its two-channel Profile Wireless system, Sennheiser has now released a streamlined version tailored specifically for solo creators — the Profile 1-Person Clip-On Wireless Audio System. The launch comes alongside a much-requested firmware update that adds 32-bit float recording to both single- and dual-channel sets, giving creators significantly more flexibility and confidence in challenging audio environments. Built on the same platform as the dual-transmitter version, the new 1-person Profile Wireless kit offers creators a more affordable entry point into professional-grade wireless audio, while retaining key features like 32-bit float internal recording, dual-channel receiver compatibility, and Sennheiser’s signature sound quality. It’s basically the same system, minus the case and the second transmitter. The Sennheiser Profile Wireless can also be used to create a wireless boom, here in combination with an MKE 400 mini-shotgun mic. Image credit: Sennheiser 32-bit float recording comes to Sennheiser Profile Wireless via free update The system includes a compact clip-on transmitter with an integrated omnidirectional microphone and a lockable 3.5mm input for optional lavaliers. Like its sibling, it records directly to 16GB of internal storage, now with support for up to 30 hours of 32-bit float recording thanks to the newly released firmware update. Existing users can easily enable this via a free download. The 32-bit float capability ensures clipped audio can be recovered and quiet audio normalized without added noise — ideal for unpredictable filming conditions. Here’s our coverage about the two-channel system from NAB 2025: Seamless integration with camera and mobile devices The Sennheiser Profile system in general (also...
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