The O frequency Single UHF Module/Rechargeable Wireless Microphone from VocoPro is designed for use with the UHF-5805 Wireless Microphone System.

1 microphone (transmitter) and 1 module (receiver)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it record the audio?

A: No, the Movo Photo WMX-20-DUO does not offer built-in recording.

Q: 2. If used with a Tv, does any latency occur, or all the lips and the sound in sync?

A: The VocoPro SilentSymphony-SOLO Wireless Audio Broadcast & Headphone System (BH # VOSILSYMPHS) should operate with little discernable latency.

Q: 3. Do those mics have handling noise, specially if you tap on the grip? How about pops when speaking?

A: If you are using it within range you should not experience any pops at all and many folks who use this system find that there is very little to no handling noise.

Q: 4. These mics are thick. Does anyone know of a tripod mic clip that will fit these? I keep buying clips that are too small. Squeeze clamps won't open wide enough.

A: Try the WindTech MC4 Extra-Large Heavy-Duty Clip for Wireless Microphones (B&H # WIMC4) which is designed to accommodates wider handheld wireless microphones.

Q: 5. is the neck mic good for Documentary (Interview) ?

A: The mic picks up very well for the person wearing it. A second mic would be needed for the interviewer.

Q: 6. is the songs avialable inbuilt?

A: No song library included with this device, this is just a mixer and wireless system, Not a Karaoke player.

Q: 7. I have 2 sure wireless mics now and I am looking for 4 more will they hook up to a peavey 20 sound board with four different channels ?

A: If I am understanding your question, the UDH-CHOIR-4 Hybrid system should work well with your Shure mics, and will easily connect to four separate channels of your Peavey PV-20, either via XLR or 1/4 cables. The VocoPro system operates on the 900Mhz band, and I am not aware of any Shure mics operating in this frequency range. I am using these units in conjunction with several Audio-Technica units I have. All units work well together. Hope this helps!

Q: 8. Would this be a good option for people who are hard of hearing to watch TV?

A: Yes in most cases, depending upon the level of hearing loss.

Q: 9. How long last the internal battery on the transmitter? 12 hours will be ideal

A: According to VocoPro, the internal battery lasts 2-3 hours on a full charge.

Q: 10. What can be the cause if this wireless is making unnecessary noise?

A: There could be other radio devices in the general area. Ac line hum could be caused by appliances nearby and plugged into the same electrical service as well. Faulty connecting cables can create noise as well.