Digital Wireless Microphone Systems

Ideal for use with UWP series wireless microphone systems

Works great for mounting remote antennas for wireless microphone systems.

This snake is connecting my digital sound console to my new wireless systems. I've had (3) 4ch sub snakes in place, but needed a single cable to carry all 12 inputs to the sound console. This snake is very high quality and doesn't buzz, hum, or introduce any other signal impurities into my system. The only thing I would change about it, if I could, would be to have customized lengths. I purchased the 25', but I really needed 17'. The 15' would be too short, but now I have 8' of extra cable coiled on the ground. Other than that one qualm, this is a great product!

When used in conjunction with one of Shure's digital wireless systems this mic sounds pristine with trumpet and saxophone. I've tried many other horn mics before this and have come to the conclusion that this mic beats them all by a wide margin in terms of sound reproduction. BTW- this is the mic trumpeter Chris Botti uses in all his live performances.

This little adapter allows the great DPA 4099 clip on microphone to be used wireless with a number of systems. In my case I'm using it with the Shure PGX14 system. It does everything it's supposed to do so I am completely satisfied.

After looking for almost 2 hours for a travel case for 3 half rack wireless microphone systems I finally found B&H's website and the Audio Soft Rack by SKB. Not only was this rack exactly what I needed but it was more than 50% cheaper than anything offered on other websites, or other major companies offering cases/racks. The soft rack is well built with a wooden frame and heavy-duty nylon exterior, but somehow still MUCH lighter than I expected it to be and has an ample exterior pocket for all the accessories. I'd definitely purchase from B&H and SKB again.

This produce was used to connect a speaker with two different microphone systems. One is wireless and one is not. With the addition of these cables, they both work great!

Our venue usually runs 4-5 IEM systems and 10 wireless microphone per set. Finding enough RF space in our coordination was next to impossible without intermods. The install was super easy, and we've had zero dropouts or noticeable Intermodulation distortion since the install. Two thumbs way up!

I called into B&H photo to help me with selecting a wireless microphone system for shoot video with my Nikon D-850. I had absolutely no knowledge of wireless mic systems. I was a little leery fully basing my purchase on advice from a phone call. But the B&H rep was fantastic. He didn't just make a recommendations, he asked a number of question on how I planned to use such a system, etc. Afterwards he suggested two systems and I went with the Saramonic Blink 500 Pro B2 setup. I have now used it once for a interview video, and it worked like a champ! I've only used it that one time, and just purchased the Saramonic two weeks ago, but it is a thumbs up.

Got 2 of these microphones with Sennheiser wireless systems. You can place this microphone under clothes without any noise from reasonable movements. Very good deal for the price. Also placed on top of clothes in the wind, coupled with a furry wind-protection, sound is perfect. The microphone comes in a now a semi-hard case with a pair of clips to attach to clothes.