VocoPro12 Channel UHF Wireless Headset & Lapel Mic System with Mic-On-Chip Technology, Black, 18.00 x 14.00 x 24.00

I like these. Have used them for almost a year and I have not had one problem!

We used this for a play in our church, it was terrible.Some mics once it goes on mute, we couldn't put them back on play, we had to take out batteries and put them back in to make it work.Some other mics started to disconnect and does distortions.Transmitters are cheap plastic material.We could not keep such a set for $850 with all these disadvantages.

This is a fine set. I purchased it for a school musical, and the transmitters and receivers are everything I would want (and will continue to be legal even after the frequency transition - check the FCC website for more).The transmitters cover a good distance and are static free.Technical notes:• The transmitters/receivers are fixed frequency. If you happen to have interference on any specific frequency, you will not be able to change.• Unlike another VOCOPRO set, this set is expandable for a total of 16 channels.• Includes transmitter packs, receivers, two kinds of elements (microphones), XLR AND 1/4" cables to connect from the receivers to the board AND batteries.• These mic pacs use a relatively rare 3-pin version of mini-XLR. The documentation does not make it clear if they utilize the AKG standard or another standard. Without that information it is difficult to upgrade or purchase additional elements.

Only problem is that the cord going into the lavalier mic seems to pull out some so we taped them in place. Otherwise, very good product! We used the product for the production of a musical drama. The mics worked well!