The UDH-Dual-H from VocoPro is a dual portable handheld 900 MHz two channel UHF Digital Hybrid wireless microphone system for capturing audio. It can be used for applications such as lectures, boardrooms, schools, houses of worship, and more.

The UDH-Dual-H handheld transmitter is built with an on/off/mute switch and runs on two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries. An LED is also featured that flashes once when power is turned on and flashes continuously when the batteries require changing.

In addition, the receiver is built with a pre-amp, compressor, and an expander onboard. It is built with two balanced XLR output connectors and a 1/4" unbalanced output connector. An AC adapter, two rack ears, and a 1/4" cable are also included.

2x Wireless Handheld Transmitters    UHF 900 MHZ Frequency Band    On/Off/Mute Switch    2x XLR Output Channels    LED Indicators    1/4" Unbalanced Out    2x AA or Rechargeable Batteries

All-in-one wireless Mic-On-IC, which has a pre-amp, compressor, and expander onboard

Uses analog UHF transmission technology for better range and reliability

Plug and play design requires no microphone syncing set-up

Quickly scale up to 4 microphone channels by attaching an additional UDH receiver with no tools required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is vocopro offering a trade-in deal for the soon to be useless 600 Mhz wireless systems for a new system in the 900 MHz bands?

A: VocoPro has not announced a trade-in program. Please contact VocoPro directly:TOLL FREE: 800-678-5348 TEL: 909-593-8893FAX: 909-593-8890HOURS: 9:00am to 4:00pm1728 Curtiss CourtLa Verne, CA 91750

Q: 2. I have Behringer 500W PPA system. The system has 2 XLR inputs and 1 1/4 input. I need to use 5-6 Mics at a time on few occasions, I have 2 XLR cables and microphones. I am not sure if I have to connect both units that come with this system to be able to use all 4 mics?

A: This system is essentially two dual-channel receivers. The XLR outputs are for each of the channels. so you would need 4 xlr cables. The 1/4" outputs are the two channels combined. So, if you are short on inputs on your mixer, use the 1/4" outs, but you will have to adjust each individual mic volume on the receivers. If you have 4 mic inputs open on your board, use 4 xlr cables (one for each channel), and you will be able to adjust each mic's volume independently on your mixer.

Q: 3. is receiver diversity?

A: No it is not.

Q: 4. what is the range of the microphone and the receiver (i.e. in metres)?

A: Depending on the environment, the system can operate within a distance of up to 100 feet (30.5 meters) line of sight.

Q: 5. Cuándo está disponible?

A: La fecha estimada de entrega más reciente que ha proporcionado Saramonic es el 23 de enero.

Q: 6. Does system require 4 XLR connections to use 4 mics? Or can you get a mono signal from 4 mics with 2 cables?

A: You will need a device that has 4 individual XLR inputs to separate control of all 4 mics in the VocoPro UDH-CHOIR-4-MIB 4-Channel Handheld Wireless Microphone System in a Bag (Frequency Channel: H2). The other option is to use the 1/4" connections for 2 signals with the audio from the 2 mics for each receiver.

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. 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: 9. I want to purchase a compatible lav mic for this unit. What are the requirements to connect a lav mic to the wireless transmitter besides "3-pin mini XLR"? Any other special requirements?

A: No special requirements are need just a simple plug and play of the xlr cable. Here is a link to compatible lava mics to be used with system. https://bhpho.to/30qcQAo

Q: 10. 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.