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Your cart is empty.Product Description
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Compact with Reliable Reception
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Essential: Volume Control (from Bodypack)
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Delivers Bright & Clear Audio
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Long-press the SET button on the bodypack or handheld mic until SYNC appears.
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With the receiver off, long-press the power button until the LED flashes red & green.
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Wait for the LED to turn steady green - paring is sucessfull!
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Tap the power button on the receiver or CH/SET on the transmitter to exit pairing mode.
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Tap CH/SET on the bodypack/handheld to change channel - the receiver will auto-sync.
Dear John,
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
I think these are good for a budget. They might cut in and out a little but with wireless, but in general will get the job done. Make sure you follow instructions on setting it up, especially if you are new to this stuff.The headphones themselves seem a little weak and not exceptionally comfortable. I wouldn't use these for a full time gig, but if you just need these as a start up or beginning set, I think you will be content.
Justin B
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
My thoughts on this mic are a little mixed. I'm confused as to why the headset takes AA batteries and the receiver has a rechargeable battery. I would much rather be able to recharge both devices instead of having to replace the AA batteries when they die. So far the AA batteries have been lasting a while but it really would be better to have rechargeable ones. It's very convenient to be able to plug the receiver into my amp and use the mic wirelessly but the 1/4 inch connector should have come with an adapter to be able to use this with a computer or phone with a 3.5 mm jack. I purchased a 3.5mm to 1/4 inch adapter to hook it up to my computer and it works very well that way. If you get an adapter like I did then make sure to get a TRRS one so it will actually work. As far as the sound quality goes I think this mic a very much proportionate to it's price. As a performance mic it works really well but as a mic to record audio for streaming and stuff of that nature it's a little crunchy. The mic could be a mounted to the headset a little better because it doesn't seem to want to stay in place when you're moving around, but if you're sitting still mostly it's not too bad. Overall I'd say it's worth the price and a decent mic for someone just starting out but if you're a professional you may want to invest in a brand that's a little more well know.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
I’ve been on the fence about ordering this wireless system for a while, as I typically use Shure products and love my setup. However, there have been times when I needed to send a wireless transmission to a speaker using the UHF band rather than Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz system. Each transmission type has its time and place, and I decided to give this one a shot.After connecting it with a mini XLR to 3.5mm stereo cable, I was able to transmit sound 30 feet across a high-ceiling room full of about 75 people. The transmission was mono, but there were no dropouts or interference whatsoever, which really impressed me. It worked perfectly for my needs, and that alone made it worth the purchase.As for the microphones that came with the system (one headworn and one short gooseneck), they are just okay. The headworn mic works best in quieter environments and when placed directly in front of your mouth. If you increase the gain (which you need to do), it can pick up room noise and start to ring. However, with a little EQ adjustment and gating, it’s manageable. The mic is serviceable for spoken word or singing, and I recorded it on my DAW and played it back—perfectly fine for those purposes.The base unit feels solid, and I appreciate the switchable channels and the way the hip unit connects seamlessly. The cable is a decent length, and the accessories are also a nice touch.However, here's where it falls short: The headset mic won’t stay in place. It keeps falling and there's no way to tighten it. Walking around in my studio, I found myself constantly having to adjust it back to my mouth. The problem lies in the tiny plastic cylinder, which is the pivot point for the mic arm. For live performances or spoken word, this would be very frustrating, and I can't imagine using it in a more active setting like a band performance.The solution might be to glue it in place, but it’s disappointing that the design didn’t incorporate a more elegant fix, like a thumbscrew or set screw to secure it.Overall, the system is great for the price, but the headset mic’s design issue holds it back. I would have given this a higher rating if it weren’t for that problem, but as it stands, I’m rating it 3 stars.
Jennifer Perez
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
I love this hands-free microphone. It is light, comfortable and its connection is very discreet. It feels very comfortable when used. The microphone connects to the transmitter that uses 2 AA batteries. It is placed on the waist and the receiver uses an internal rechargeable battery. It connects to the console and links automatically when both are on. It reproduces the sound with high quality and clarity. Its design is very ergonomic.
BStafford
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
This works well. Not much to say about it.
JrT
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
So I was on the fence about ordering one of these for a while now. I typically use Shure products and love my setup. But there have been times where i needed to send a wireless transmission to a speaker and want to use the UHF band and not bluetooth or a 2.4ghz tx/rx unit. All different transmission types have a time and a place. That said, I ordered a mini XLR to 3.5mm stereo cable and hooked it up and was able to send it 30 feet across a high ceiling room full of about 75 people(note: the transmission is mono with the setup). I didnt experience any dropouts or interference of any kind. That alone blew me away. As for the microphones that came with it(1 head worn and 1 short gooseneck direct plug in), they're just okay. The headworn could definitely be useful if it's not an overly loud room. It tends to be the most responsive when placed directly in front of your mouth. If you drive the gain up(which you kind of have to) it will start to pick up noise from the room and start ringing. With a little EQ'ing and a Gate setting, it's manageable though. Overall, i think this unit is worth the price. I've played around with other off brand units similar to these and they were exponentially worse. I know i'm not using it 100% how it was intended, but for my use it works perfect.
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