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Sound Town SWM16-2MEGA 100 Channels Wireless Karaoke Mixer System with 2 Metal Handheld Microphones

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Wireless UHF karaoke mixer with two metal handheld microphones, optical and 3.5 mm connections, 100 selectable channels, and built-in echo and tone controls

  • Power drawBattery Powered
  • ModulationWireless, Volume Control
  • Spec summarySWM16-2MEGA, Sound Town, microphone,receiver, Wireless, Volu
  • Wireless bandsUHF
  • Audio inputsUSB Type C, UHF, 2 Metal Mics
  • Audio outputsUHF, USB Type C
  • UHF 550-590 MHz band avoids interference from other equipment
  • 100 selectable frequencies across 2 channels keep the signal clear
  • 5 mm and optical inputs plus 3.5 mm, 6.35 mm and optical outputs connect TV, sound bar or home theater
  • Rotary echo, tone and volume controls on each channel let you shape the mix for karaoke or speech
  • Two metal handheld microphones protect internal electronics from impact damage

Versatile Karaoke Mixer System

The Sound Town SWM16-2MEGA combines a UHF wireless receiver, a two-channel mixer and two metal handheld microphones in one package. It is built for karaoke hosts, event speakers and small-venue operators who need quick setup with flexible wired and wireless input options. The receiver accepts 3.5 mm and optical sources while offering 3.5 mm, 6.35 mm and optical outputs for connection to sound bars, home-theatre receivers or powered speakers. Separate rotary controls adjust echo, tone and volume for each microphone channel.

Battery-Powered Low-Heat Operation

The entire system runs from internal batteries charged via a USB-C port, so there is no external power brick and negligible heat during normal use. With no fan or active cooling required, the receiver stays silent in quiet rooms such as meeting spaces, classrooms or houses of worship. Typical speaking or singing sessions draw minimal current, allowing extended operation between charges without audible noise or thermal throttling.

Stable UHF Performance Under Load

The microphones operate in the 550 to 590 MHz UHF band with 2 x 50 selectable frequencies, providing up to 100 distinct channels to avoid local interference. FCC-compliant transmission remains clean during multi-hour events such as weddings, conferences or church services where several wireless devices may be active simultaneously. Metal microphone bodies protect the capsules from handling drops, maintaining consistent signal quality throughout sustained use.

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Price $90.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameSound Town
Product lineSWM16-2MEGA
Model nameSWM16-2MEGA
Part numberSWM16-2MEGA
Product typeMicrophone
Audio & video
Audio inputsUSB Type C, UHF, 2 Metal Mics
Audio outputsUHF, USB Type C
Audio channels2 Metal Mics
Connectivity
Wireless bandsUHF
Power
Power drawBattery Powered
Power supplyBattery Powered
Size & build
Product weight1.601 kg
More details
ModulationWireless, Volume Control

Questions about this item

How do I connect the SWM16-2MEGA receiver to my sound bar using the optical cable?

Plug one end of the optical cable into the receiver's optical output and the other into the sound bar's optical input; select the optical input on the sound bar and ensure the receiver is powered via USB-C.

What maintenance will the two metal handheld microphones need over time?

Replace the batteries in each microphone when output drops; keep the grille clean and store the mics in a dry place to protect the internal electronics from moisture.

At what point does UHF interference become noticeable during a long karaoke session?

The system operates on 550-590 MHz with 2 x 50 selectable frequencies; if dropouts appear, switch both microphones to a clear channel using the receiver's frequency scan.

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