UHF Wireless Violin Microphone System Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Clip-on Instrument Microphones & Systems Mic for Violin, Musician, Active PA Systems, VT-5

UHF Stable Transmission: This wireless violin microphone system employs UHF frequency and advanced digital audio transmission technology, featuring infrared automatic pairing, a 48kHz sampling rate, and ultra-short audio delay for recording-quality sound. It provides stable transmission up to 130ft in open areas.
(Note: Ensure the antenna on the bottom of the receiver is installed before use. ) High
Quality Sound Reproduction: The VT-5 violin microphone set, with its built-in highly sensitive condenser mic, accurately captures the instrument's soundtrack for clearer, more realistic sound. It includes a 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter for use with various active PA systems, active speakers, amplifiers, and audio mixers. A carrying case is provided for secure and convenient travel to any show.
16 Adjustable Channels: This violin mic offers 16 preset groups of adjustable channels to manage potential interference and supports up to 4 systems operating simultaneously. To pair the systems, match the first transmitter with the first receiver by setting them to the same channel. For the second set, it is suggested to select a channel number more than 3 channels apart from the first. Follow this method for subsequent systems until all four are matched.
Gooseneck Adjustable Clip-On Design: The wireless transmitter features a spring clip with silicone that clamps onto the violin's side, ensuring a secure and stable grip without damage. The gooseneck is a flexible, high-quality design that offers stability and easy adjustment without unwanted rebound. 6
Hours Continuous Use Time: The transmitter and receiver are equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery, delivering 6 hours of continuous use after a 2.5 to 3-hour charge. A 2-in-1 charging cable is included for charging both units at the same time. Ideal for gigs, weddings, church services, teaching, band performances, pub shows, personal musician performances, and small concerts