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Wireless XLR Transmitter Receiver for Sound Field Test, 470ft Range | 48V Phantom Power, 565MHz-588MHz, Dual Antennas, Auto-Scan, Plug-on, Mic Adapter for Audio Mixer, Acoustic Measurement, F30 | Envi

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$281.99

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Wireless XLR Transmitter Receiver for Sound Field Test, 470ft Range | 48V Phantom Power, 565MHz-588MHz, Dual Antennas, Auto-Scan, Plug-on, Mic Adapter for Audio Mixer, Acoustic Measurement, F30

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Built-in Rechargeable Battery: The wireless mic system is equipped with a dual-port USB cable for convenient simultaneous charging. Enjoy over 5 hours of continuous playtime, with clear battery level visibility on-screen. Works fine when charging. Wider Application: the XLR wireless transmitter is compatible with both dynamic & condenser microphones, and the receiver can work with audio mixer, voice processor, PA system. Ideal for gig, rehearsal, live performance, event, wedding, speeches, recording, stage, interview, conference, family karaoke, etc. Metal Construction: HHLPRO wireless microphone transmitters & receivers are expertly crafted from high-quality metal, ensuring robust corrosion resistance and enhanced durability against drops. Auto Channel Scanning: The wireless microphone adapter features a smart channel scanning function that identifies interference-free channels with precision, ensuring stable and high-quality audio transmission. Coupled with one-touch frequency pairing, it's designed for effortless usability. UHF & 470 ft Transmission Distance：Up to 470 feet wireless transmission distance, offering an larger space for outdoor mobile performance or live event. Ultra-high-frequency UHF technology and less than 5ms latency. Designed for Professional Users: HHLPRO xlr wireless transmitter and receiver are equipped with dual antennas.Strong anti-interference capability and stable signal transmission. An excellent assistant for sound engineer. Particularly suitable for large-scale live performance and acoustic measurement.

Marca: HHLPRO
Modelo: B0DF768VK9
Categoría aduanal: Electronics

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E.P.
2 de diciembre de 2025
Thrilled to be pleasantly surprised!
Was skeptical upon order but this set really knocked it out of the park for me. I used it for my brother's wedding reception which we held in our large back yard. I have a PA system that I pieced together over the years but with a small old analog Yamaha mixer that sits on a mic stand. A larger rack mounted mic and receiver set just does not fit my use case. This UHF transmitter and receiver pair worked perfectly for what I needed and it didnt not look all that cumbersome either! The smart pairing made it very easy to just turn on and connect. The transmitter has a locking nut that secured it to the SM58 I used. The reciver went right into one of he XLR channels on the mixer. The signal was solid clear across our yard from where the system was placed. And now we can use it for karaoke nights too. Super impressed and pleased with this buy!Ver másVer menos
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DragonStyne
28 de julio de 2025
Rugged and well-made
They work surprisingly well. They are rugged, metal and solid. They charge fast and last quite a while. The audio quality is good. I used them during a performance for about 300 on a large stage and they worked beautifully. The longevity of the batteries and performers over overtime is yet to be seen, but I’m looking forward to the journey getting there.At this point, I would recommend hundred percentVer másVer menos
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Wen cheng
Recommend 10/10
I bought this for sound field testing, and I was drawn to the it’s long range capabilities,and sure enough, it delivered! When I plugged the transmitter into the mixing console and tested the distance with a small portable speaker, it felt like it reached even farther than the advertised 470 feet. It also works great for sound field testing.In terms of frequency response, there was no noticeable difference compared to wired testing, which means there’s no loss in high or low frequencies. The latency was a consistent and stable 4.23ms more than wired, which is not an issue at all. It’s incredibly convenient and so much easier than dealing with long cables.Using my Mackie active speaker to play bass-heavy rock music, I compared the direct wired connection to the signal transmitted through the F30. Honestly, I could barely tell any difference. If wireless audio transmission range is important to you, I would recommend it.Ver másVer menos
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M Jones
19 de julio de 2025
A very professional system with distance as advertised
Purchased two TX and RX sets plus four other receivers to use as a public address system in a large open field during a community event with six speakers and a good quality microphone.I did extensive out door distance testing. Works very well. I used for voice PA with battery operated loudspeakers. The voice audio quality was good. I did not test with live music, singing, or other audio performance sources; I just used for PA announcements.Distance was every bit of the 470 feet as advertised. I easily reached 500 to 600 feet without obstructions or interfere. To get the full distance, I needed to use the full transmit power setting, increase the DB on both on the transmitter and the receiver. I did notice the input of the audio, for which I used just a dynamic Mic, must be clear and loud. If the mic was too far away then the audio would cut in and out because I suppose there wasn’t enough audio volume/signal to drive the transmitter effectively.The transmitter/receiver pair kit comes in a really nice caring case. Additional receivers come in a box which is a bit disappointing. It’d be nice if they also offered carrying cases for multiple sets of receivers.This product deserves four stars, but unfortunately, one of the receivers was defective out of the box and had to be replaced. Additionally, the display screen turns off way too quickly when you’re trying to set it up I had to keep pressing the power button to get the display to come on while I was adjusting the various frequency, power, and DB settings.Ver másVer menos
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John Cone
Frequency coordination; quirk
USA version: The frequency range of these units is 565.0 to 586.6 MHz. These frequencies are shared with USA UHF TV channels 29 to 33. TV stations have room-sized transmitters that may produce an effective radiated power of one million Watts. Wireless microphone transmitters produce a mighty .01 Watt, for the most part. The inverse-square law is your friend, but be realistic. :) Consult the FCC DTV Reception Maps for your intended use location, and you will find reference received signal strength for the TV channels there. (Note that the displayed channel number is usually NOT the actual RF channel. Click the station on the list, and the truth shall be revealed.) To minimize interference, pick your wireless frequencies in the TV channels with the lowest reference signal strength. If you're using several wireless systems, the rule of thumb is to allow at least 1 MHz between channels, and space them irregularly to minimize intermodulation issues.Quirk: The F30 units have a quirk. I currently have four pairs, and this is present on all four. The "topping" part of the charge cycle seems to take a loooong time. If you want these fully charged, let them go overnight, or even longer.Ver másVer menos
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Jim R.
17 de agosto de 2025
Unstable at 1/5th of what they claim, it's noisy, and it fell apart.
Very disappointed, they claim 470 feet with no obstructions, we had it outdoors with an 85 foot clear line of sight, no obstructions, and it cut in and out most of the day. It wouldn't even go 1/5th of the distance it claimed. Even at 50 feet, it would still make a phaser glitch noise for about a second on a regular basis. And one of the antennas fell apart. I have a cheap wireless system that I paid $50 for (vs the $200 I bought this one for) that is quieter at 50 feet.Maybe I got a bad one, but at this point I feel like I wasted $200 !Ver másVer menos
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