Innopow Sistema de micrófonos inalámbricos de 200 canales, set de micrófonos inalámbricos de metal UHF dual, escaneo automático, largo alcance de 2

I bought 2 sets of these, and they get used in the band room, for both band practice and karaoke. So the transmitter bases just sit in one place and don’t move. I’ve had them for a little over a year.The sound is good. No issues with the sound overall.The quality of the mics is decent. They feel heavy and sturdy.I use 4 mics and 2 bases.When all 4 mics are going (taking into consideration normal Wi-Fi in the house, and people using their phones) during karaoke, we average about 4 drop-offs per 4 hours each time we party. That’s actually not that bad considering all the wireless signals going around when you have a bunch of people.The quality of the transmitter base is questionable though. As I have said, they sit in one spot - not moving. Moderate to low use overall. But recently one base

I’m a sports announcer (roller derby). I wanted a mostly portable, wireless mic set that I could carry with me to any venue and be able to plug into any sound system or mixer. There are a LOT of options from one-mic systems with a little plug-in receiver to this. I opted for this and MAN has this set been great! I’ve used mine probably half a dozen times and it’s been great so far. The range hasn’t let me down - from an average skating rink to a larger college campus basketball arena. The 1/4” audio cable makes it basically universal. I like the ability to change radio frequency if there is interference. Battery life has been impressive too - I’ve probably done half a dozen two-hour games and both mics show full battery power (I do remove the batteries before storing them). The only thing

I recently returned a brand name mic because it had problems connecting and had loud distortion from something other than the mic itself. That package came with one mic, and it was more expensive.THIS system had two mics, so I was leery of the price. Plus I had never heard of the company. I read the reviews and decided to take a chance on it, and so far I have been blown away with it.It worked right out of the box and had no problems connecting. We have three other cordless mics all on different frequencies and from different makers. Still this connected by itself, and had no issues with itself or the other mics in the environment. This was a deal breaker as we could not afford to replace all the mics we had previously.The mic handles have a solid good feel to them as they are made with …

I don’t normally leave reviews for products, but this product is so good I cannot help but recommend it to others. As a professional DJ, I needed a wireless microphone system immedietly because my other one was being rented out for an event and I learned days before that the venue’s system was unavailable (after I was told that it was going to be for months). This product had good reviews and I figured I would take a chance and try it out.Package arrived quickly in time for the event. All I can say is wow. The system comes with everything you need to hook this up to a mixer. The packaging is very professional and the fact that it includes batteries are a nice touch.The mics feel very solid; the constrcution is excellent and I especially love the power switch (the mics are all metal). The …

UPDATE: I'm lowering the rating from 5 to 4 stars because in the last few years our church has had 5 of these microphones (two of these sets and one replacement mic) and 2 have stopped working.I'm the sound guy for a church in Chicago. We purchased one of these sets, and liked it so much we purchased a second set when we started holding additional services on the south side. We eventually had one mic start to cut out (which was understandable since our rowdy pastor was rough on it), so we bought a single replacement mic. When we recently started in-person services back up after the pandemic, we found that another mic was no longer sending a signal no matter what frequency or side of the receiver it was set to.It's still a good product for the price though. In fact I'm going to buy another

To start off, I have a degree in sound engineering and have worked mobile DJing, Radio and Clubs/Festivals for over 15 years. I have used the best systems out there and owned many wired/wireless mic setups myself. My experience with these mics is only over two events and extensive testing at home before I took them on the road. I prefer these mics to my earlier $400 Sennheiser XSW 2-835-A and my current $300 Shire BLX24/PG58 for build, sound quality, features and reception. I would like to check back in a year after many more gigs and rentals before determining their long term reliability, but for the price, as it stands now…. WOWMy initial testing was done in a large venue where I had 290 feet line of sight (measured) and was able to walk around brick walls down hallways and outdoors …

This may be one of the best sets of wireless mics you could possibly buy for the money...First, let me point out the downsides:1. Yes the frequency range of one mic will be out of spec - so you could not use that one, and buy a second set and only use one of the others too, and still have a heck of a deal.2. I can find no way to have them power on when power is applied - which means you will have to power on your rack and then power on each of these receivers manually (unless I am missing something)3. They are not rack mountable without placing them on a rack shelf and using double side tape4. The antennas are not meant to fold flat for easy storage in a gig bag, you would be best to take them off when transporting5. The antennas are on the back, so if you do put them in a rack, they will