Equipped with Intelligent Noise Cancellation, Achieving Professional Audio Quality

System Five Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, President: Yukihiro Ogawa) announced a new wireless microphone system, the “Lark A1,” on May 27, 2025. This product features a three-stage intelligent noise cancellation function and delivers professional-grade 48kHz/24-bit audio. As it requires no complex setup, it promises to be an ideal sound solution for a wide range of users, including videobloggers, streamers, and content creators.

The “Lark A1” precisely reproduces the subtle nuances of sound with its 48kHz/24-bit professional-grade audio, offering a rich acoustic experience from deep bass to high treble. Additionally, it can handle input levels of up to 120dB SPL, minimizing distortion even at sudden high volumes and consistently maintaining stable sound quality.

Enabling Prolonged Continuous Operation

Another feature of this product is its endurance. Despite its lightweight body at just 8g, the TX (transmitter) allows for approximately 6.5 hours of use with noise cancellation on, and about 9 hours with it off, all on a single charge. In particular, using the charging case extends this to up to 54 hours of continuous operation, ensuring reliable performance even during long live broadcasts or shoots.

For more details, please visit the official System Five website.

Collaboration with Hollyland

The Lark A1 was developed in collaboration with Hollyland, a leading provider of wireless technology. Hollyland offers products and services to millions of users across diverse fields such as filmmaking, broadcasting, and video production. For more information, please refer to the official Hollyland website.

Impressions and Future Outlook

The introduction of the “Lark A1” is set to bring new innovation to the audio equipment market. Combining simple operability with high-quality audio performance, this product is expected to become a reliable partner for content creators. It will be exciting to see the role the Lark A1 will play in the creative scene moving forward.

Source: PR TIMES