The lapel and headset-equipped DW-22 LTHM Digital Wireless Microphone System from Nady Systems is a streamlined two-person wireless system with 24-bit conversion suitable for performances, karaoke, and other public address applications. It provides a 48 kHz/24-bit digital conversion for audio clarity with frequency response across the entire audible range (20 Hz to 20 kHz).

The included dual bodypack transmitters, dual lavalier mics, and dual headsets provide a line-of-sight operation range of up to 300' and operate in the UHF 900 MHz band. The front-panel LED display allows you to monitor audio level from the transmitter and signal strength to the receiver.

For Two Presenters or Performers    2 x Lav Mics, 2 x Headset Mics    2 x Bodypack Transmitters    24-Bit Digital Conversion    UHF 900 MHz Band    Streamlined Operation    Front-Panel LED Display for Monitoring    Operation up to 300' (Line-of-Sight)

• Dual-channel transmitter system
• UHF 900 MHz band protects against TV interference
• Selected frequencies between 902 and 951 MHz
• Up to 300' range (line-of-sight)
• Quality 48 kHz / 24-bit digital audio
• User-friendly design with fixed channel and frequency
• RF filtering for optimal simultaneous operation of multiple systems in the same location

• Dual fixed external antenna
• Digital QPSK modulation
• Features LCD display for frequencies, power on/off switch, volume control, and RF/AF LEDs
• Sleek, durable ABS housing
• Tabletop design (rack-mountable with optional RMT-1KUD rack tray)

• Includes one clip on lavalier mic and one headset with attached mic
• One bodypack transmitter for each mic (lavalier, headset)
• Power on/off switch and audio mute
• Takes two AA Alkaline batteries with up to 11 hours of battery life
• LED indicator for power levels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With an adapter to a 3.5 mm jack, can I connect the audio output directly to my camcorder's mic input?

A: Technically you could but it is not recommended. The receiver sports a line level output whereas your camcorder sports a mic level input, which may cause clipping or other undesirable effects.

Q: 2. I have one of these units that has frequencies 907.7, 921.2, 912.8, 927.5 MHz. Can I add a second unit with your frequencies?

A: Yes, you can use the Nady DW-44-LT-HM Four-Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System with Four Lavalier Mics & Four HM-3 Headsets (Black, B1: 905.8 to 925.9 MHz) with another DW-44 system that operates on the 907.7, 921.2, 912.8, 927.5 MHz frequencies. As long as each system operates on different frequencies, there should not be any issues.

Q: 3. Can i buy only the headphone

A: Unfortunately the headsets are not available. They only come with the whole system.

Q: 4. What type of a mic adapter end fits in the body pack?

A: The body pack transmitters require a compatible female 3 pin mini XLR connector.

Q: 5. The lapel mic on this unit stopped working. What other microphones would work with the transmitters of this unit?

A: You may consider the Azden EX-503 Lavalier Microphone, BH #AZEX503.

Q: 6. Is this a fixed frequency system or can the frequency be changed within it's prescribed range?

A: The Nady DW-11 is a fixed frequency wireless mic system.

Q: 7. According to image, it serms that when using 2 persons/2 transmitters the output signal from the receiver is Mono, right?

A: Yes, the audio output from the Pyle Pro PDWMU211 2-Person Wireless UHF Microphone System is dual mono which means you will hear the same mixed signal with the combined output from both transmitters on the left and right sides.

Q: 8. Can you confirm the channels/frequencies? I need Ch D15/D16 (915.30 and 916.80).

A: Since the Nady Dual Channel Digital Handheld/Lapel/Headset Bodypack Wireless System is available by special order only, you can place the order by phone or contact us through live chat and specify the frequencies that you need so we can order it for you.

Q: 9. what is the range of the mics?

A: About 50-75' maximum, line of sight, no obstructions.

Q: 10. Under diversity it says "Antenna Diversity, True Diversity" but it has just two antennas. So it is just true diversity when one channel is in use?

A: True diversity, as described with the Samson Concert 288 Presentation Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone System with 2 Headset Mics & 2 Lav Mics, infers that a receiver has dual antennae as well as dual internal chips to assess and choose the stronger antenna reception of an incoming signal. A dual channel receiver with independent internal diversity chips can still be considered true diversity for this reason.