The Pyle Pro PDWMU114 is a wireless UHF microphone system that includes a handheld microphone with a built-in transmitter and a bodypack transmitter with both a headset microphone and a lavalier microphone, allowing the user to choose the most appropriate mic for the application. The system features a single-channel plug-in receiver and is ready for a wide variety of uses including performances, conferences, meetings, lectures, and presentations, allowing talent to roam freely without being encumbered by wires at a distance up to 160' away from the receiver

Connect the receiver to a compatible PA speaker, mixer, or similar audio gear using the 1/4" plug. The components are paired at the factory and will automatically sync together on the same UHF frequency to create a wireless operating channel, making the system very easy to use. Both the transmitters are powered by AA batteries while the receiver is powered via its USB port.

For Meetings, Performances & Lectures    1 Bodypack Transmitter    1 Lavalier Mic & 1 Headset Mic    1 Handheld Microphone/Transmitter    1-Channel Receiver with 1/4" Plug    8 Selectable UHF Frequencies    Up to 160' Range of Operation    Easy Pairing of Transmitter & Receiver    Transmitters Powered by AA Batteries    Receiver Powered via USB Port

• For home, classroom, office, business, and performance applications
• Single-channel receiver with three microphone choices for presenters and performers
• Includes handheld mic with built-in transmitter and bodypack transmitter with both lavalier mic and headset mic
• UHF narrow-band audio transmitter
• Lightweight and portable transmitters powered via AA batteries
• Integrated antenna for extended wireless range
• Plug-and-play operation
• Audio receiver sports 1/4" plug to connect to wide range of gear including PA speakers, amplifiers, stereos, audio processors, DJ mixers, and more

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the HU9 compatible with the new RX9S receiver?

A: As they are on the same frequency range, the Saramonic HU9 96-Channel Digital UHF Wireless Handheld Mic for UwMic9 System (514 to 596 MHz) is most likely compatible with the receiver from the updated UwMic9s system.

Q: 2. does this look to the OS like a standard USB audio device?

A: it appears that its only takes power from usb powered ports, not drivers needed nor detected as a audio device by computers

Q: 3. How do I pair them

A: for me it was plug and play , or use the channels on each mic till you hear a sound

Q: 4. Could i use 2 of these sets and plug them in the Sony FX3 handle without them causing interference?

A: Yes, up to five Sennheiser XSW-D VOCAL SET Digital Wireless Plug-On Microphone Systems with Handheld Mic can be used at one time in the same environment.

Q: 5. can you use two mics as in stereo or are they all the same frequency and can only use one at a time???

A: The receiver is a single-channel receiver so it can only be used with one microphone at a time.

Q: 6. does it come with a carry case, if not do you sell a carry case?

A: A carrying case is not included. Hree is a compatible case: Gator Cases - GM-1W Wireless Mobile Pack: B&H# GAGM1W

Q: 7. It could be used to connect my QSC k12.2 speakers to the QSC Touchmix 8 mixer for wireless use.?

A: Yes the Sennheiser XSW-D is directly compatible with the QSC Toycmix 8 and the QSC K12.2.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Can an additional Mic be added?

A: No

Q: 10. can this system connect to a set of blue tooth headphones ?

A: No, the Pyle Pro PDWM2120 UHF Wireless System with 2 Handheld Microphones & Receiver with Bluetooth cannot connect to Bluetooth receiving devices such as Bluetooth headphones or speakers. The wireless receiver for the PDWM2120 can accept a Bluetooth input signal from playback devices like a smartphone, tablet, computer, or media player that streams (transmits) audio via Bluetooth.