Phenyx Technology 8-Channel UHF Wireless System with 8 Handheld Mics
Eight-channel UHF wireless system with eight handheld dynamic microphones, auto-scan frequency selection, 40 adjustable channels per band, 328 ft line-of-sight range, and 16 AA batteries included
- 8-channel UHF system delivers interference-free audio with 500 MHz selectable frequencies
- IR sync pairs mics to receiver in seconds for reliable drop-out-free performance
- 8 × 40 adjustable channels let up to 40 systems run simultaneously without cross-talk
- Cardioid dynamic capsules on each handheld mic capture clear, robust vocal sound
- 290–328 ft line-of-sight range covers large venues from churches to karaoke stages
Eight-channel UHF wireless system
This Phenyx Technology system delivers eight independent UHF channels in the 500 MHz band, each paired with a handheld dynamic microphone. Auto-scan and IR synchronization lock the receiver and transmitters together in seconds. Four antennas on the metal receiver strengthen anti-interference performance for reliable line-of-sight operation up to 328 feet.
Suits multi-mic events.
The eight handheld mics, 16 AA batteries and mixed 1/4-inch plus eight XLR outputs cover church services, weddings, karaoke nights, DJ sets and public-speaking events where several people speak or sing at once. Buyers who need networked audio transport, rack-mount ears or a single bodypack transmitter should look at other configurations.
40 selectable frequencies per channel
Each channel provides 40 user-selectable UHF frequencies, allowing up to 40 compatible systems to run side by side without cross-talk. The receiver scans automatically to find the clearest channel, and IR sync completes the link without manual frequency entry.
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- Price $664.99
- Pricier than about 84% of the 119 comparable items (median $114.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 500 MHz frequency band mean for real-world use?
The system operates in the 500 MHz UHF band, giving you up to 40 selectable channels per unit so you can find clear frequencies even when other wireless gear is nearby.
How do the 1/4 mixed output and 8 XLR separate outputs limit what I can connect?
The 1/4 mixed output sums all eight channels to a single feed, while the eight XLR outputs carry each microphone independently for full mixing control.
What do I need to mount the receiver and its four antennas?
The metal receiver is designed for rack or tabletop placement; the four included antennas screw directly onto the rear BNC connectors.
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