Detail 01
Band D, 584–607 MHz
Fixed UHF range. Any other wireless in the room must sit outside these frequencies to avoid clashing.

Independent shopping perspective
Handheld wireless mic system on band D (584–607 MHz). For speakers, singers and small venues that need one dependable channel at a low price.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Fixed UHF range. Any other wireless in the room must sit outside these frequencies to avoid clashing.
Detail 02
XLR into a mixer channel; the 1/4 inch handles a powered speaker or small mixer with a jack input.
Detail 03
Impedance balanced and low enough to run long cable to a mixer without picking up hum along the way.
Detail 04
Hotter than a bare dynamic mic. Start the mixer preamp lower than you would for a wired handheld.
Detail 05
Reduces interference from strong off-frequency transmitters nearby, which matters most in urban venues.
Detail 06
Sets how far the handheld can travel from the receiver before the audio starts to break up.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Use the XLR out to a mic or line input, or the 1/4 inch output if the speaker only has a jack input.
Multiple units need separate frequencies. Two systems on the same band D channel will interfere, so coordinate channels before the event.
Line is usually safer. The XLR output is around −12 dBV, hotter than a wired mic, so a mic preamp may need trimming.
No. This is the handheld version of the PSE line. The lavalier setup is sold as a separate system.
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