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Skytec STB4 Bodypack Microphone Transmitter, UHF - 100Mhz
This compact Bodypack transmitter is compatible with lapel and headworn microphones delivering a high RF performance and a crisp and clear sound due to the used technology.
Applicable for UHF wireless systems 179.
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Q Audio QWM1960-V2-HH Wireless Handheld Microphone System, Set of 2 (UHF 2-Channel)
Dual Handheld Microphone Transmitters
Multi-channel UHF PLL receiver offers a frequency range of UHF 863-865 MHz (70) or 606-614 (38)
Infrared pairing of the two handheld microphones, with power switches and high efficiency battery usage
Large backlit LCD display with multiple status indicators for clear and concise readings
Balanced XLR connections and 6.35mm jack mixed output for speaker sound system setups
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Many modern handheld microphones now come with their own transmitters, allowing wireless signals to be sent over to your speakers for all to hear. Make yourself heard throughout all manner of live shows, conferences and sports events. Many performers have found their stage presence charisma through the elimination of wires.

Wireless handheld microphones are a much safer and tidier way to amplify your voice to an audience.

Handheld microphones are now utilised throughout all of the live music circuit, providing onstage freedom while delivering equal volume. Make a statement in your own situations with our reliable and affordable wireless mics. If you're in a hurry, select next day delivery and we'll dispatch your order right away!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do handheld wireless microphones work?

Wireless handheld microphones work using radio frequencies (VHF or UHF), which correspond with a receiver unit for completely wireless communication. The receiver connects to the microphone input of a mixing desk, and you can then use the wireless handheld microphone to speak or sing, fully cable-free.

What is the benefit of using a wireless microphone?

When using wireless handheld microphones, you have complete freedom to move around the stage or venue as you please, without worrying about tripping over. As a result of the wireless connection, a stage performance will look a lot more professional, as there are no cables cluttering the stage.

What should I look for when buying a wireless microphone?

When buying wireless handheld microphones, you should consider the range that you will be using them. Another important factor to consider is the frequency that the microphones operate on, as you will need each mic to use a different frequency in order to avoid interference.

Are wireless mics better than wired?

Wireless handheld microphones offer better range and ease of movement compared to wired microphones, but their wireless functionality makes them not quite as reliable as wired mics. The sound quality itself is not much different, and most people won’t be able to tell the difference in terms of sound.

How far can a wireless mic transmit?

There are two different types of wireless handheld microphones – VHF and UHF. VHF microphones can transmit up to 40 metres away, while UHF microphones can transmit up to 80 metres away. These figures are representative of the direct distance between the microphone and its corresponding receiver, without any obstructions in the way.

Do I need a speaker for a wireless mic?

Yes, all microphones, including wireless handheld mics, will need a connection to a speaker in order for your voice to be amplified. There are, however, some microphones that have built-in speakers, but these are intended for personal karaoke use, and not to address or perform to crowds.