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H013648 · 2010-04-14 — Internal Advice 07/016; wireless microphones
(“Inquirer”). At issue is the proper classification of model UTXH1/6264 wireless microphones under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). In reaching our decision we have taken into consideration additional information submitted to this office on September 3, 2008. We apologize for our delay in responding to you. FACTS: According to the information submitted, model UTXH1/6264 is a UWP Series handheld wireless microphone composed of a unidirectional dynamic microphone capsule fitted to a receiver. The microphone operates on UHF TV channels 62, 63, 64, and 65 (758 – 782…
N016320 · 2007-09-09 — The tariff classification of microphone modules from an unspecified country
This ruling pertains to the classification of five microphone modules. They are identified within your letter as Model Numbers HHM7902, HHM7912, HHM7922, HHM7962, and HHM7972. Your description of these microphone modules, as well as affidavits from two engineers associated with Hosiden America Corporation, confirms the following about Model Numbers HHM7902, HHM7912, HHM7922, HHM7962, and HHM7972. These microphone modules are designed and manufactured for use in motor vehicles of heading 8701 through 8705 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). They are unidirectional…
L86801 · 2005-08-25 — The tariff classification of SpectraLink microphones from Hong Kong
The merchandise subject to this ruling is SpectraLink 36-0014-00 and SpectraLink 36-0015-00 microphones. Your letter states that the SpectraLink 36-0014-00 (Manufacturer Part Number OWMO-6022LP-44-1033-TOL.+/-2DB) and SpectraLink 36-0015-00 (Manufacturer Part Number OWMO-6022T-44-1033) microphones are utilized in wireless telephones. The Specification Sheets provided for both microphones reveals that these microphones have a frequency range of 50 Hz to 20 kHz and measure 6.0±0.1 in diameter and 2.2±0.1 in height. Samples of the SpectraLink 36-0014-00 and SpectraLink 36-0015-00 microphones…
R02281 · 2005-08-09 — The tariff classification of a Yamaha Low Frequency Microphone Subkick (Model SKRM100) with a stand, a collapsible metal microphone stand, and parts (mesh hoop cover and speaker attachment) of the Subkick from Japan
The merchandise subject to this ruling is the Yamaha Low Frequency Microphone Subkick (Model SKRM100) with a stand, a collapsible metal microphone stand, and parts (mesh hoop cover and speaker attachment) of the Subkick. The Yamaha Low Frequency Microphone Subkick (Model SKRM100) is described in your letter as merely a woofer/speaker, which is built into a drum-type enclosure, and is reverse wired to enable the speaker diaphragm to act as a microphone, instead of a speaker. This amplifies the low frequency of the bass drum. The Yamaha Low Frequency Microphone Subkick is imported with a…
R00775 · 2004-09-28 — The tariff classification of Sisonic microphones from an unspecified country
The merchandise subject to this ruling is five different Sisonic microphones. They are referred to in your letter and on the product specification literature as Sisonic Model Numbers SP0102NC3-3, SP0103NC3-3, SP0102ZE3-4, SP0102NC3-MB-3, and SP0102ZE3-PB-4. The product specification literature for the SP0102NC3-3 states that this Sisonic microphone was developed as a cost effective alternative to traditional electret condenser microphones. Provided on tape-and-reel, Sisonic is ideally suited for high volume applications. It can be processed directly to a customer’s PCB (printed circuit board)…
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