The ruby UHF-18-O-Diamond Single-Channel Handheld Wireless Microphone System from VocoPro is a UHF wireless receiver module and a handheld transmitter microphone studded with diamond-like crystals. It can be used as a plug-in expansion module for the VocoPro Hero-Rec, and Champion-Rec, but also as a stand-alone module to capture audio for presentation, live stage, and boardroom applications.

The UHF-18 receiver features a volume control and a power switch and is equipped with a 1/4" microphone output jack and an all-metal chassis. The handheld transmitter runs on two AA batteries (sold separately) and is built with an on/off switch. In addition, a power adapter and a 1/4" patch cable are included.

Mic Studded with Diamond-Like Crystals    For Plug-In Module or Independent Use    Fits Hero-Rec and Champion-Rec Devices    Volume Control and Power Switch    1/4" Microphone Output    BNC UHF Antenna    Runs on 2 x AA Batteries    DC Input for Independent Operation    Includes 1/4" Patch Cable    Power Adapter

Transmitter studded with diamond-like crystals

Complies with FCC frequency rules

Can be used as a plug-in device or independently

UHF antenna connects securely with a BNC plug

Volume control with power switch

1/4" microphone out and DC input for independent operation

Fits expansion ports on the Hero-Rec and Champion-Rec

Power adapter and 1/4" patch cable are included

Microphone requires two AA batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to talk into during videocalls? Basically, can I use it instead of my webcam microphone to talk to people over videochat more clearly.. Will it send the audio through the computer directly?

A: Yes, this can be used with video calls on a computer. For this to work, you would need either a dedicated 1/8'' mic input on your computer, or a combined mic/headphone headset port. If you have a headset port on the computer, then you would need this adapter to allow for an audio connection from the receiver BH #STMUYHSMFF. If your computer does not have a mic in or headset port, then you would need an adapter such as this BH #AUATR2XUSB.

Q: 2. Is there supposed to be a power cord included and what type of battery do the microphones use?

A: Yes, This includes a power cord and the microphones take AA batteries

Q: 3. Is this transmitter mountable to a camera shoe mount? If so will the audio be sent to the camera directly? I have a Canon 7d and am looking for a mountable lavalier kit to send audio directly to my camera.

A: The receiver is designed to mount to a camera cold shoe. The transmitter is designed to be clipped to the persons belt. There are próducts to adapt the clip to mount to a cold shoe, such as: B&H product SKU # SECA2 and others; basically, you mount this holder to your shoe and then "clip " the transmitter to it!

Q: 4. Does it make sense to pair these with a 32bit-float recorder? or rather: do they transmit 32bits to the receiver so a zoom F6 would get the full dynamic range?

A: The 32bit aspect of the Zoom F6 allows for extremely high headroom while recording. This means that regardless of how high or low your audio signal being recorded is, the audio can be turned up or down after the fact to be usable. The type of audio being sent to the F6 does not impact the bit rate of the recorder. It would be a fine pairing in general.

Q: 5. Can I use 2 of these systems on one camera and have 4 separate audio channels? If I plug one receiver in XLR 1 and the second receiver in XLR 2 can I separate all 4 channels of audio for 4 people in one camera?

A: Yes, you can use two WMX-20-DUO systems at the same time on the same camera, but you would have two audio tracks, not four. Each receiver outputs one signal with the combined audio from its two mics. Also, the camera only records two audio tracks, not four. If you do need to have four separate audio tracks, it would be best to use individual wireless systems for each person and capture the audio on a multi-track recorder. The audio and video can be synced in post production.

Q: 6. What' the sample rate?

A: The manufacturer has not included information regarding sample rate with the system's specs.

Q: 7. What third party mics are supported? Would like to add some smaller profile mics to use with this kit.

A: Any lav that is NOT wired for Sony and has a locking 3.5mm jack will work with this system.

Q: 8. Does it record the audio?

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

Q: 9. How many Movo WMX-20-TX's can be used with 1 Movo WMX-20-DUO?

A: A maximum of two wireless transmitters can be used with the wireless receiver included with the Movo Photo WMX-20-DUO 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Lavalier Microphone System.

Q: 10. Is the 538 to 586 Mhz band legal in the US, and does it require a license?

A: The 538 to 586 MHz used by the Polsen UWM-2 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System is legal for unlicensed use in the United States and North America.