Hi folks,
We've been busy researching Wireless Mics to help you figure out what you need to make
your best audio and video content and stay on budget.
Links to all the products in the review are in the description box below, where you'll
find current pricing for your region wherever possible.
Now before I move on, we'd love to hear what Wireless Mic you're using right now and what
you think of it.
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Okay, let's get into it!
Here are the top five best Wireless Mics.
The fifth product on our list is the Phenyx Pro PTU 71.
The Phenyx Pro PTU 71 is a solid microphone system.
It comes with two wireless handheld mics and a distortion-free receiver with long-range
antennas.
There's a power adapter and an audio cable so you can connect it to your computer or
recording device.
The microphones are very durable.
They are a good length and made of metal.
The sound is also high quality and captures the warm and round aspects of your voice.
Their audio quality remains high even when held a few centimeters away from your mouth.
The receiver is straightforward and intuitive to use.
The power button is on the front panel, along with dedicated volume knobs for each mic.
You can change channels or frequencies by pressing the up or down button on the side
of the screen.
Simply press set and point your mic at the IR receiver.
Once it syncs, you're all set.
The microphone has a mute button which is really handy for live recording if you need
to cough or talk off mic.
At the back of the receiver there are balanced outs for connecting to high-quality speakers
or monitors.
For its affordable price, the Phenyx Pro PTU 71 is a no-fuss mic system.
It's a great option for beginners or for those that are looking for a wireless mic system
that’s intuitive to use.
The fourth product on our list is the Tonor TW 820.
The Tonor TW820 is a wireless mic system that is great for home recording or small venue
gigs.
It has a 200-foot or 67-meter working distance range.
The mic is really sturdy and features a display that shows you the battery level, frequency,
and channel.
The display panel on the front of the receiver shows the mic signal level.
The volume level, audio level, and mic frequency are accessible through the two knobs.
The two mics can be connected individually via XLR or together with a quarter-inch TS
connection.
In the box you get a power adapter, an audio cable, two handheld wireless mics, a receiver
and a windscreen.
The bottom part of the microphones unscrews to reveal the battery slot.
It takes two AA batteries to power each mic.
The build of the mics is durable with hardly any plastic, save for a tiny part on the bottom.
The receiver is made of aluminium with rubber on each bottom corner to keep it from moving
around.
Overall, the Tonor TW820 is an affordable option that's great for home studios or live
gigs.
It's easy to use, making it a solid option.
The third product on our list is the Shure QLXD24 with the SM58.
This Shure wireless microphone system features the iconic handheld SM58 mic and the QLXD24
receiver, making for a real dynamic duo.
The SM58 has a cardioid polar pattern which ensures that your audio is clear and free
from reflections.
It has a frequency and power lockout feature so you don't accidentally make adjustments
while it's in use.
You don't have to adjust the gain to get your perfect setting with the SM58's 120 decibel
dynamic range.
Rest assured that you won't get signal interference with the AES 256-bit encryption.
The mic is powered with a rechargeable lithium battery, which lasts around 12 hours in continuous
use.
If you're planning on using it for live gigs, it has a range of 330 feet or 100 meters.
The receiver has transparent 24-bit digital audio, giving you great signal clarity.
It has ethernet network capabilities, which is useful when you're using multiple receivers.
Its half-rack design also makes mounting it on your audio rack really convenient.
The Shure SM58/QLXD24 wireless mic system is a great combo.
It's a perfect investment if you're looking for the functionality of Shure in a hassle-free
package.
The second product on our list is the Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S.
The EW 100 is a multifunctional system that’s great for the studio or stage.
In the box you get the EM 100 G4 receiver, a handheld wireless mic, a microphone clamp,
AA batteries, 2 rod antennas, and an RJ10 cable.
It has a 42 Megahertz tuning bandwidth and a stable UHF range which makes it great for
big venues.
It's easy to set up and can be connected to up to 12 systems.
You have 20 compatible channel options for convenience.
The transmission range is 300 feet or 100 meters, giving you the flexibility to move
around.
This is a go-to choice for sound designers because the mic captures natural and clear
audio.
The receiver is easy to mount with its half rack design.
The lightweight but fully metal build makes it durable and easy to work with.
On the front panel you have an intuitive LCD that shows your current settings.
You can synchronize your mic and receiver channels and frequency via infrared.
Sennheiser has come out with an all around product with the EW 100 G4-835-S. It's a perfect
buy if you're looking for premium sound quality.
The first product on our list is the Shure BLX24R/SM58.
The best bang for your buck goes to Shure's BLX24R/SM58 combo.
At a midrange price point for microphone systems you get really high quality sound and an intuitive
rig.
In the box is a wireless handheld SM58 mic, the BLX24R rackmount receiver, a microphone
clip, and accessories.
The receiver has a rugged metal design with an LCD that shows your current levels.
It has a wide distance range of up to 300 feet or 91 meters.
The microphone is powered with AA batteries and can run for 14 hours on a single charge.
It has XLR and quarter-inch outputs in case you want to connect it to your computer or
speakers.
The SM58 microphone captures natural vocals which is perfect for live shows.
The built in spherical filter reduces windy and breathy sounds, a great feature for studio
use.
The receiver ensures that there is little to no interference from other speakers or
mics.
This keeps your audio sounding crisp.
The mic's metal body is durable, a trademark of Shure.
Every component of the BLX24R/SM58 duo is top notch and will last for years.
For the price it's a great investment to add to your setup.
And there you have it folks, the five Wireless Mics that got us excited this year.
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