Wireless Microphone System Pro Audio 8 Channel UHF 8 Lavalier Bodypacks 8 Lapel Mic 8 Headsets for Karaoke System Meeting Church Speaking Conference Wedding Party Frequency B

I got these for a church environment. I was expecting some issues with the transmit or short battery life but was pleasantly surprised that they had one of that. There was no frequency interference, no feedback issues, and the quality was good. The microphones pick up everything so you have to be careful to not touch them or you will hear some noise. I used both the headset and the lapel and they were all great. These are perfect for a children’s program or other time you need a lot of people with wireless microphones. Compared to other brands these are significantly cheaper without a loss in quality. Very impressed!

These worked great for our high school spring musical. I bought 2 sets with different frequencies, and they worked very well together.

We purchased this unit with the intent of using them for a month for a theater production and then donating to a church, I mean after all, who couldn't use a wireless mic system or two, right? We purchased both handheld (https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Microphone-Microphones-Handheld-Conference/dp/B07YHBX9K4) and wireless belt pack systems (https://www.amazon.com/Frequency-Wireless-Microphone-Bodypacks-Conference/dp/B08BLMW982). We were excited to get them and try them out, but we very naively waited over a month after purchase before we tested them, we wanted to test in the environment in which they would be used. Prior to ordering, we checked the wireless bands and noted that there would be no interference with the frequencies on the units. At first, we had good luck with the first few mics. As we added mics 4-8, that's where it all went downhill. We used them for about 30 minutes and discovered that all of the mic capsules were overdriving the signal to the point they weren't usable. There is only a switch of + or - and that's all you can do on the mic itself; a gain pot might have been a better design choice. If we set the gain switch to "+" (default setting) the signal was badly overdriven, and the "-" setting produced a low and unusable signal. Even with the individual output knob on the unit at full, the noise produced because of the increased gain on the board channel resulted in an unacceptable signal. We were disappointed to say the least. Out of the 8 handhelds, only one of them was even usable, so we opted to rent a system with headset mics and use these handhelds for the singers to have something hold when they sing. We had also purchased the companion 8 wireless belt pack system on a different frequency, but unfortunately this unit had the same problem. Sadly, all of this was discovered after the return window had closed (shame on us...). All in all, we paid about $700 for two systems and neither one of them would deliver the sound quality that would be expected at this price point. We ended up using the handhelds as stage props, and the belt pack system sits on a shelf unused, it's not even worth donating because of the unacceptable signal signal quality. For this reason alone, I would not recommend either of these units.

One of the transmitter with frequency 544.40 did not have display in it.

Used it for a show and it worked. Price was good