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2-Channel UHF Wireless System with Handheld Transmitter

  • Frequency band: 823 - 832 MHz
  • Dynamic capsule
  • Directivity: Super-cardioid
  • Frequency range: 50 - 16,000 Hz
  • 10 Preprogrammed frequency groups, each with 10 channels
  • Auto squelch
  • Frequency scanning at the receiver
  • Adjustable AF out
  • 30 mW transmitter power
  • Infrared transmission setting from the receiver to the transmitter
  • Pilot tone
  • 80 kHz frequency grid
  • Modulation type F3E
  • LC-Display
  • 2x BNC connection for antennas
  • 2x XLR output
  • 1x Jack output (mono summed)
  • Operates on 12V 1A DC power supply (+ inside)
  • Dynamic hand-held transmitter with metal housing and LC display
  • Optional antenna converter: Art.177448 (not included)
  • Hand-held transmitter with 2 x AA batteries or rechargeable batteries
  • 9.5"/ 1U housing
  • Includes microphone holder, antennas, EU power supply unit, rack kit for mounting a receiver on 1U housing

Note: In this frequency band a maximum of 2 systems (4 channels in total) can be operated simultaneously.

Available since August 2018
Item number 432864
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Transmission technology analog
Channels Handheld Transmitter 2
Capsule Type Dynamic
Pattern Super Cardioid
Receiver Type Stationary
Frequency 823 MHz – 832 MHz
Output XLR
Charging System No
Integrated Battery No
Diversity 1
Receiver Width in mm 210 mm
Receiver Height in mm 44 mm
Receiver Depth in mm 200 mm
Receiver Weight in kg 0,9 kg
Transmitting Power in mW 30 mW
Selectable Frequencies 100
Switching Bandwidth in MHz 9 MHz
Frequency Display 1
Frequency Scan 1
Removable Antenna BNC
Battery Status Monitor 1
Rackkit Yes
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£175
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Information on the supported frequency ranges

Here you can see which frequencies are supported by this wireless system and the countries in which these frequencies are allowed in the future for wireless applications.

All information is without guarantee

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Excellent value for money
Audio geek 16.02.2020
Bought this mainly because they operate in the duplex band which is not used that much in the UK and will compliment my other channel 38 systems where more channels are needed. At this price point it is hard to find a dual mic system with these features and build quality that also has a true diversity receiver. Two of these in a 1U space with a rack mount mixer makes for an extremely compact PA system that is perfect for the small wedding pre-dinner drinks singers I PA for a lot. You will need to get a 1U rack tray, some BNC cables and t-pieces to combine the two systems into one pair of antenna and avoid 4 twigs at the back of your rack but Thomann sell this stuff as well. Battery life is good, handling is better than average, they look and feel good in the hand and handling noise in no way bad although if you're recording it could become an issue. On the whole a very nice mic system indeed.
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Good product but not for professional use
DJ Ikass 24.08.2020
Bought these microphones for use in various small events - karaoke, weddings etc. As cheap wireless option.
First example arrived with dead but Thomann quickly sent me new one.
I own also Shure BLX24/SM58, so can compare to it.

Pros: It does the job - signal is strong and so far no dropouts. Sound is ok for speech and even vocals but not as good as Shure.
Cons: Noticed on about 20m distance when signal comes in one can hear some digital noises. It is more noticable on one microphone.
823 Mhz area is free and very busy. Should choose frequency channel carefully.
Battteries not last as long as no Shure BLX but copes with 1 event.
Also handling noise is more prominent.

Overall good product with nice specs and nice price. Nowhere near the sound and quality of Shure BLX/SM58 but ok for the cheaper price and you get 2 mics. I suppose wiser would be to choose model which comes in 600 MHz range.
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Very nice product
Bestbest 30.12.2023
Nice microphone with good quality audio sound
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De bons micros... mais
Olivier007 23.04.2021
Je vais être clair, ces micros fonctionnent très bien. Il était important pour moi qu'ils fonctionnent avec des batteries rechargeables, elles sont en 1.2V et non en 1.5V. J'ai des collègues qui se ruinent en piles car leur micro n’accepte pas les accus. De plus, l'autonomie est époustouflante, ils sont increvables, il m'est arrivé de faire 3 galas de suite sans changer les accus (bien entendu, par précaution quand je vois le signal baisser, je n'attends pas que ça coupe et j'en change). Je me suis également amusé à tester la portée, en plein air je vous l'accorde. Disons qu'au bout de 50 mètres, ça fonctionnait toujours, vous n'aurez donc pas de problème de portée. Alors, pourquoi ce "mais" dans le titre ? Parce que ces micros sont très sensibles aux consonnes qui pètent, donc si on dit "papa peut partir bosser" assez fort, ça va déménager dans la sono. Me concernant, je déjoue le phénomène en ne parlant pas directement comme un bourrin dans la capsule, mais en le mettant très légèrement de côté pour que mon souffle ne soit pas direct. C'est une gymnastique facile à assimiler et le son sera super.
Ils sont lourds et d'apparence solide, l'afficheur légèrement bleuté indique le canal et la charge restante (par une jauge à 5 barres).
La cellule est entourée d'une roue caoutchoutée polygonale et je me demandais pourquoi elle n'était pas lisse et ronde comme sur les micros filaires... Et bien c'est tout simple: puisqu'ils n'ont pas de fil, on a tendance à les poser n'importe où et de ce fait, ils ne roulent pas, comme des crayons à papier en quelque sorte. Rusé !
Sorti de ça, à moins de 200€ les deux, bravo Thomann, c'est excellent.
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