The Movo Photo WMX-20-DUO is a camera-mount wireless lavalier microphone system offering a complete, budget-friendly solution for filmmakers, videographers, and mobile journalists looking to record two subjects with a camera, camcorder, or portable audio recorder.

The dual-channel receiver can accept signal from the bodypack transmitters from up to 330' away while outputting audio in split-mono or stereo mode. A dedicated headphone output enables convenient real-time monitoring while recording. With 48 channels at your disposal, you have plenty of options for achieving wireless operation free of interference. Plus, the system utilizes the UHF band to avoid conflicts with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices.

Separate mic and line inputs on the transmitters can accommodate the included omnidirectional lavalier microphones or an audio feed from a camera or mixer, making the WMX-20-DUO great for traditional mic capture or camera hops. The mute buttons and adjustable gain give you easy control over the audio signal.

Powered via AA batteries (available separately), the receiver and transmitters provide up to six hours of run time. 3.5mm and XLR output cables are included to ensure easy connectivity between the receiver and your camera, camcorder, or recorder.

For Mobile Journalist, Videographer    2 x Omnidirectional Lavalier Mics    2 x Bodypack Transmitters    Camera-Mount Dual-Channel Receiver    3.5mm Mic and Line Inputs    3.5mm Line and Headphone Outputs    Split-Mono and Stereo Output Modes    Includes 3.5mm and XLR Output Cables    6-Hour Run Time via AA Batteries    Up to 330' Range

• Operates on the license-free UHF frequency range from 556.71 to 595.66 MHz
• Enables operation of two transmitters on two groups of 48 channels (96 unique frequencies)
• Wireless operating range up to 330'
• Camera-mount receiver with dedicated line and headphone outputs to allow real-time monitoring while recording
• Bodypack transmitters with belt clips and separate mic and line input jacks
• Omnidirectional lavalier microphones with locking 3.5mm TRS mini plugs
• Dual-channel receiver can output in split-mono or stereo
• Adjustable gain
• Backlit LCD screens with control lock
• Mute buttons
• Up to six hours of run time via two AA batteries (available separately)
• Includes 3.5mm TRS cable for connection to a camera and a 3-pin XLR cable for connection to a camcorder or portable audio recorder

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What diameter is the ring light?

A: The Movo Photo VGC-3/VXR10 3-Arm Selfie Ring Light is 3.5 inches in diameter

Q: 2. hello friends! does the HEADPHONE JACK (on the lightning cable unit) allow one to hear what the phone's system is hearing? i.e. not my mic signal for monitoring BUT THE OTHER PERSON TALKING ... if using an app like skype or zoom? thanks!

A: Yes, you should be able to hear all participants, including yourself during a Zoom or Skype call when using the Movo Photo MPB-DI 2-Person Smartphone Podcast Recording Bundle for Lightning Mobile Devices with an iPhone. Just be sure to select the settings for the speaker/audio output within the app. For example, in the Zoom app, you can tap on the little speaker icon on the upper left side of the screen to access the settings.

Q: 3. Will the Mic work with a fujifilm x-t3?

A: Yes, the Movo Photo VXR10 Pro is compatible for use with a Fujifilm XT-3 camera.

Q: 4. I not a big fan of the TRRS to TRS cable that connects to the camera. Can anyone recommend a coiled cable that would work?

A: For a coiled TRRS to TRS cable, you can use the Rode SC7 (B&H # ROSC7) or the Saramonic SR-PMC2 (B&H # SASRPMC2).

Q: 5. Does this FIT a Samsung S20 Ultra ? Please be specific

A: Yes. This grip fits smartphones 2.2-3.6" wide. The Galaxy S20 Ultra is 3.0" wide.

Q: 6. Is the Line Out supposed to be a Mic Out? Reason why I’m asking is because I want to plug this into a Rode Wireless Go and I don’t want to blow the receiver. I’m assuming if it’s truly a line out, the signal will be way too hot...

A: Two 3.5mm outputs ports—TRRS main output for connection to your recording device (mic level) and a TRS headphone output for convenient monitoring of the input signal or playback from compatible apps

Q: 7. Is the line out supposed to be a mic out instead? Reason why I am asking is because I want to plug it into a Rode Wireless Go, and I don't want to blow the receiver. If it's indeed a line out, the signal might be too hot I assume.

A: It does seem odd that the main audio output on the VXR10 PRO would be labeled as a "line" output when the audio output signal is mic level. It is most likely just improper translation from Chinese to English. The instruction manual and product photos show it as the proper output to use when connecting the VXR10 PRO to the mic input on cameras and recorders. Since the primary output on a microphone is a mic level audio signal and the mic inputs on a camera and recorder typically require mic level signal, it seems that the label on the VXR10 PRO is creating confusion since the signal delivered is a mic level audio signal. The headphone output does provide an actual line level signal.

Q: 8. Would this bag hold a Nikon 180-600 Z mount lens?

A: The Think Tank Photo PressPass 20 Camera Bag's interior length is exactly the same length as the Nikon NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR Lens (Nikon Z), B&H # NIZ18060056. It will be a snug fit that may stretch the bag a bit, but the 180-600mm lens will fit inside.

Q: 9. Hi. what is the heigth between the plate and the handle?

A: The height is approximately 6".

Q: 10. What angle does this pick up sound from?

A: This compact microphone has a supercardioid polar pattern, so sound comes into the front of the mic and is cancelled around the sides. Supercardioid microphones are very directional and most sensitive to on -axis sounds, where the mic points. This type of mic is good for capturing dialogue when fairly close to a subject, and can also be used as an on-camera mic for general audio with video.