Featuring sixteen bodypacks with headsets and lavalier mics, the Digital-Play-16 wireless system from VocoPro combines the convenience of simple set up & easy operation with the signal quality of 24-bit digital technology. It operates free from TV signal interference in the 900 MHz band with a transmission range of up to 200', and is well suited for applications with multiple speakers in schools, houses of worship, conferences, and more.

The system includes four four-channel receivers with discrete balanced XLR outputs for each microphone and a 1/4" mixed output. Individual microphone channels feature a dedicated volume control, an RF LED that lets you know when the mic is on, and an AF LED which flashes when audio is received. Powered with two AA batteries, the bodypack transmitters are equipped with an on/off button, an LED battery indicator, and a gain-control switch.

The Digital-Play-16 comes with four 4-channel XLR snake cables to individually connect each microphone signal to a mixing board, and four 1/4" unbalanced cables to patch in the microphones quickly using the four mixed outputs. To complete the package, a rackmount kit is also included for mounting the units in a road case or in a stationary rack.

24-Bit Digital Wireless    900 MHz Band Avoids TV Channels    16 x Bodypacks, Headsets & Lavaliers    Simple Setup and Operation    4 x Four-Channel XLR Snakes    Rackmount Kit Included

Simple to set up and operate

Sixteen battery-powered wireless bodypacks with headsets and lavalier microphones

Four four-channel receivers each with four XLR mic outputs and 1/4" mix out

900 MHz operation with 200' range - free from TV signal interference

Digital-wireless with 24-bit resolution audio delivers clear signal with less noise - 50 Hz to 20 KHz frequency response

Individual digital microphone IDs eliminates channel cross-talk

Dedicated volume control for each mic channel

On/off button and LED battery indicator on each microphone

RF LED on receiver register when mic is powered on, and AF LED flashes when audio is received

Comes with four 4-channel male XLR to female XLR snake cables and four 1/4" to 1/4" unbalanced cables

Rackmount kit included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this provide very excellent sound? I would like to use it for a 16-member choir, but it is utterly important that it be of the greatest quality. I understand that sound can be corded raw from the receiver into a mixing board to control sound, or that levels can be controlled right on the receiver, in essence "mixed before being corded out, and effectively bypassing the mixing board. Is that correct?

A: The receiver assembly has volume control knobs for each bodypack transmitter so that you can adjust the levels between the microphones. Connecting each output to a mixer would enable you to not only further control the level, but also adjust your EQ controls.

Q: 2. Is this system good for a Stage play musical production??

A: The VocoPro Hybrid-Play-16 is a solid choice for a low cost wireless microphone solution for multiple applications including stage productions.

Q: 3. Hello..is the receiver input is 4 pin mini xlr input?

A: The mic input on the VocoPro bodypack transmitters is a TA3 3-pin mini-XLR connector while the receivers have standard 3-pin XLR and 1/4" connectors. Each receiver module in the VocoPro Digital-Play-8 accommodates four transmitters and offers individual XLR output signals for each mic as well as a single 1/4" output for a combined output signal with a mix of all four mics.

Q: 4. Can all 16 microphones be used at the same time? Can you change the frequency for each mic, if needed to stay away from other wireless (handheld) mics we already use for music during worship? Can I return the system if it has interference problems at our church? We have tried several other brands with interference problems in the past.

A: The VocoPro Hybrid-Play-16 is a fixed channel system operating in the 900 Mhz range. Operating frequencies are not adjustable. This item can be returned within 30 days of purchase with all packaging and documentation.

Q: 5. Can I use two of these together for 24 total channels of audio? Will signals interfere with each other?

A: More than one VocoPro Digital-Play-12 12-Channel UHF Digital System with Headset & Lavalier Mics (900 MHz), B&H # VOPLAY12, may be used together in the same space with varying degrees of reliability depending upon the physical nature of the environment, proximity of the transmitters to each other, and ambient RF from other devices.

Q: 6. Is the desktop mic conference setup not offered thru BH Photo?

A: We do offer the VocoPro 16-Channel UHF Digital Wireless Conference System with 16 gooseneck desktop microphones which you can find as B&H # VODIGCNF16.

Q: 7. can we use Shure wireless with Vocopro?

A: No, Shure wireless components are not directly compatible for use with the VocoPro Acapella-8 Eight-Channel Digital Wireless System with Handheld Microphones. Independent Shure wireless systems could possibly be used alongside this system, however.

Q: 8. How do I register my system? Where is the serial number located on the product?

A: You can register your system here: http://www.vocopro.com/registration.php

Q: 9. If I buy two eight channel systems, can I use them both simultaneously?

A: Yes and no. Two of the same exact systems that operate on the same fixed (preset) frequencies will not work together because you would have mics from each system each trying to transmit audio on the same frequency, like two radio stations trying to broadcast on the same frequency and you don't hear either station clearly. Each mic needs to operate on a different frequency in order to use multiple wireless mics that can be used simultaneously. The best option for you would be to purchase the 16-channel system which is essentially two of the 8-channel systems that have different fixed frequencies for each mic. The VocoPro Digital-Play-16 Sixteen-Channel Digital Wireless System with Headsets & Lavalier Mics is B&H# VOPLAY16.

Q: 10. What frequencies specifically? And, What is the Sensitivity of the mics in dBs?

A: The manufacturer has not provided these specs for the VocoPro ACAPELLA-16. The listed frequency band is the 900 MHz band, but individual frequencies or microphone sensitivity is not provided.