D Debra Audio VM302 VHF Wireless Microphone System with Dual Handheld Mic Have XLR Interface for Home Karaoke Wedding Conference Speech (VM302)

The media could not be loaded.  Unbelievably clear sound eventhough the mic was used upstairs and outside the house with the door closed at least 100 feet away. The reception quality is above and beyond my expectations. Highly recommended!

Overall summary:- Great value for the money- Good sound quality and sensitivity- Flexible output and setting choices- Rather short cables- easy setupI ordered these to augment our karaoke setup at home. I have another wireless mic and some corded mics. My wireless mic is from a well known premium brand and was over $400 new. That will add some context for comparison purposes.This unit comes with the two mics, base unit, 1/4 inch (6.5mm) cable and the power adapter. The back has one 1/4 inch and 2 XLR outputs. The 1/4 inch output sends audio from both mics while the XLR outputs send the signal for their respective mics. Level/gain may be controlled from the front panel for each mic. The XLR outputs are handy if you're sending the signal to different channels on a mixer to allow for different volume, EQ and effects settings.Each mic display will light up when turned on and show "channel" (CHA, CHB) which is useful for settings. It also shows the frequency being used. The frequencies show up on the base unit as well and if the signal is being received a red light will show up.The instructions are fairly clear and simple. However, there is nothing that shows how one might change the frequency if necessary or even possible. The frequency and signal strength show on the mic display even if there are no batteries in the mic. So I question if these are functional. There does appear to be a small hole under the battery cover that might be the IR sensor. On my other wireless mic, there is a specific button on the mic to set the frequency via IR.The mics are pretty light especially when compared to my other mic. The mic screen appears to be made of metal though. It is hard to tell how durable they would be under heavy use or if dropped. At this price point these are not major concerns.The power and 1/4" cables are rather short. For power that might not be a big issue, but it might be worth purchasing longer for 1/4 inch and XLR cable are clearly not provided.Sound and sensitivity seemed quite good even compared with with my other wireless mic. Both are cardioid patterns. This was clearly not a scientific comparison but for typical usage these will work fine.

This is the first wireless microphone set up I've owned, so I don't have much to compare it to, but that being said I am really impressed with how well this set works. The setup was super simple, just plug in the power, plug in a microphone cable to your speaker system and you're good to go. The microphones paired immediately without having to mess around with selecting a channel etc. The sound is also very clear so far. To try it out, I plugged it into a bluetooth party speaker from Costco and it worked perfectly the first time. Definitely recommend if you are looking to try out a wireless system yourself.

The 2 pack microphones are awesome. We use it for karaoke and for recording songs. Remarkably and they can be quite far away from the base and sound great. They don't lose signal. We need more time with them because they are a new purchase but so far so good.

Sound quality is fine, but not loud enough. Unit setup was challenging. The microphones looks visually great. The distance of use was good.

Got this to this to use as a backup at our church. Works well, setup was easy. The sound is alright. Not the quality of a Shure wireless, but it does what we need and has a decent sound quality.

The dual microphones have good range and are simple to operate. The cost for the pair was relatively inexpensive. I needed the output volume to be at maximum to be equivalent to the other microphones in my sound mixer.

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