Wireless Karaoke Microphones

Our selection of wireless karaoke microphones gives participants the freedom they need to deliver a memorable karaoke performance.

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PD PD782 Wireless Handheld Microphone System, Set of 2 (UHF 8-Channel)
Wireless UHF LCD 8 channel Rack Mount
Twin wireless UHF microphones with 8 selectable independent channels
Plastic bodied dynamic microphones with LCD display, channel select and power switch
Compact digital receiver system with dual antennas and large LCD displays showing channel and frequency, volume controls and balanced XLR outputs or unbalanced 1/4" (6.35mm) jack for mixed output
Hard moulded carry case and adapter ears for 19" rack mounting
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The wireless karaoke mic collection found here use wireless frequency transmissions to relay vocals to PA systems or audio mixers. These frequencies operate on either UHF or VHF bands, basically, these are separate routes your transmitter can take to receive a vocal signal clearly. Some transmitters have multiple channels, this allows other microphones to join in with vocal performances such as karaoke without disturbing the output of the first signal.

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Should you choose to order a karaoke wireless microphone system it will soon become clear why wireless is the tool of choice for professionals of the karaoke trade. When used in conjunction with active PA speakers you can amplify microphone signals to the appropriate volume level for your karaoke requirements. The microphone signals are relayed wirelessly in real-time to the transmitter box included, this box is then connected to the speakers via cable.

Minimising stage clutter is beneficial in a few ways, by utilising a wireless karaoke mic kit you can decrease the number of trailing cables in the performance area. This not only is safer for performers but also looks a lot more sightly for event attendees, photographers and videographers. Wireless karaoke microphones are simple to use and provided performers remain in the range of transmission will relay their vocal output without issue.

Allowing some extra freedom to bolster performances will always lead to the improvement of entertainment for your audience. Some karaoke participants tend to be larger than life and will want to deliver the greatest karaoke performance of all time, while this is mostly the case in alcohol-related venues. Think ahead about who your audience is and what kind of entertainment they enjoy, if they could benefit from a dramatic decrease in onstage cables, then wireless is the choice for you.

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Karaoke performances usually take place beside a screen of some sort, this external screen is to display the lyrics of the song chosen. This is a fundamental part of karaoke performances but remaining in the wireless reception radius is important, set the transmitter up nearby the screen for best results. The radius of reception varies between systems, however, karaoke participants in the performance area will often remain fairly close to the screen.

Karaoke first appeared in Japan in the 60s and has since become very common in bars and clubs all around the world. As wireless tech has become increasingly accessible, you will often encounter a wireless mic set up at most karaoke venues nowadays. Karaoke is excellent fun and should be enjoyed with loved ones regularly, entertain each other and your audience even more with one of our wireless transmitters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are wireless microphones good for singing?

Yes, wireless microphones are excellent for singing, offering freedom of movement and flexibility for performers. High-quality models provide clear sound and stable signal transmission, making them ideal for karaoke, live performances, and events.

How do I choose a good wireless microphone?

To choose a good wireless microphone, consider its range, sound quality, and battery life. Look for reliable transmission, such as UHF for reduced interference. Ensure compatibility with your audio equipment and check for features like adjustable frequencies, durability, and ease of setup.

Can wireless karaoke microphones connect to Bluetooth speakers?

Some wireless karaoke microphones can connect directly to Bluetooth speakers if they have built-in Bluetooth transmitters. Alternatively, the microphone’s receiver can be connected to the speaker via an auxiliary input or RCA cables. Verify compatibility in the product details.

Do wireless karaoke microphones require an amplifier?

Wireless karaoke microphones do not inherently require an amplifier but may need one depending on the connected audio system. For example, they can connect directly to powered speakers or karaoke machines with built-in amplification. Passive speakers, however, will need an external amplifier.

How do you use a wireless karaoke mic?

To use a wireless karaoke mic, connect its receiver to your audio system or karaoke machine and power both devices on. Match the mic and receiver frequencies or channels for pairing. Adjust volume and audio settings on the system, ensuring the mic is within range for optimal performance. Check batteries or charge the mic beforehand for uninterrupted use.

Are wireless microphones better than wired microphones for karaoke?

Wireless microphones are typically better for karaoke if you value freedom of movement and a clutter-free setup. They eliminate cable restrictions, allowing performers to move freely.

What is the difference between UHF and VHF wireless microphones?

UHF microphones operate on higher frequencies, offering better sound quality and reduced interference, making them ideal for professional use. VHF microphones work on lower frequencies and are more affordable but may experience interference in crowded environments.

How do you set up a wireless karaoke microphone system?

To set up a wireless karaoke microphone, connect the receiver to your audio system and turn on both devices. Pair the microphone and receiver by matching their frequency or channel. Test the connection and adjust the volume to ensure proper performance.