Gemini Sound UHF-04HL Professional Audio DJ Equipment Superior Single Channel Quad 4 Wireless UHF Headset Lavalier Microphones Receiver System with 150ft Operating Range
Original price was: $199.95.$135.16Current price is: $135.16.
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Reach Everyone in the Room with a State of the Art Wireless Microphone System. A Perfect Choice for Entertainers Who Need Wireless Freedom to Move on Stage. Featuring a Rugged Yet Lightweight Design That is Perfect for All Day Use.
This System Includes 4 Lightweight and Portable Lavalier Headsets and a Receiver. The Receiver Houses Super Bright RF LED Indicators to Monitor Signal.
Designed to Deliver Crisp and Clear Sound on 4 Operating Channels (517.6, 521.5, 533.7 and 537.2) with a Dynamic Range of 150 Feet Without Losing Signal.
This Wireless Microphone System is Built with a Full Range Volume Rotary for Better Sound Control and Delivery.
Enjoy Multiple Bandwidths, Dynamic Range and The Freedom to Entertain Like Never Before.
4 reviews for Gemini Sound UHF-04HL Professional Audio DJ Equipment Superior Single Channel Quad 4 Wireless UHF Headset Lavalier Microphones Receiver System with 150ft Operating Range
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Scott –
Worked great for singing live, 3 guys with guitars.
I play guitar and sing at a local pub with my son and nephew. We were constantly having to take mics and mic stands with us. If we played outside, no big deal, lots of room. When we played inside, it was very cramped and the stands took up a lot of room. I bought these for our live gigs. We have used them one time so far and the performance was fantastic. My wife said the vocals sounded as good as with the corded mics. I could not detect any interference. I will warn about one thing. We use the wireframe headset with the mic clipped in. If you put it right in front of your mouth, you will get breath / wind noise even with the wind screen. What we did is to move the mic slightly down away from the mouth so when we sing, the breath does not hit it. That seemed to work brilliantly. Not sure about the battery life as we have only done one show. Fresh batteries lasted 3 hours without incident. I recommend fresh batteries each performance, just to be sure they don’t cut out on you.Rig rundown:These wireless headsets. – Mackie Bluetooth Mixer(https://www.amazon.com/Mackie-ProDX8-Portable-Wireless-Bluetooth/dp/B01GKBCGMW) – 1 foot long, 1/4″ plug patch cords from wireless receiver to mixer. – Fender Fighter 10″ powered speaker.(https://www.amazon.com/Fender-Fighter-2-Way-Powered-Speaker/dp/B0741CYVBC) – Martin Guitars (what else)
Colleen Schneider –
Really good product, with one very minor exception
Purchased this product for personal music gigs and speaking engagements, switching between indoor and outdoor venues. I tested the system on my Fender Passport speaker system. As with everything, it takes a little fiddling to get everything tuned up for live music work, but overall performance was excellent. The available option of switching between lavalier and headset mics using the same microphone is a nice touch. My one critique is that the unit had a marked decrease in performance at far shorter a range than was advertised, and I had to be in direct line of sight of the head unit, but that’s something I’ve noticed with other wireless units as well. Overall this is a great unit, especially considering that comparable units I’ve seen are considerably more expensive.
James Y. –
Experiencing drop outs
In spite of operating within 20 feet of the receiver I get signal drop out.Update: signal improves when the receiver is elevated.
GrafZeppelin127 –
Mic jack on transmitter is VERY fragile; be super-careful if you’re swapping mics.
Sound is good, signal is good, but you have to be very very mega-super-extra-ultra careful if you’re swapping out microphones for the transmitter belt packs. It’s a screw-down 1/8″ mini-plug; if you’re not extremely careful screwing down or unscrewing the plug (or if you pull on it after it’s screwed down) the jack will break, once it breaks the mic won’t connect, and it can’t be fixed. I was using these for a theatrical production and lost two of the four transmitters in the first two days of tech week, because the jacks broke while swapping out mics.