Phenyx Pro Single Digital Wireless Microphone System, w/Mini Receiver, Bodypack Transmitter,15 Channels in 900MHz UHF Band, Headset/Lapel Microphone for Karaoke, Singer, Church, Wedding (PDP-1-1B)

This is really simple to set up and use. Sounds crisp and clear. I used it at around 100 ft away and it performed perfectly. It's very compact and portable with one receiver and one transmitter. I love the one tap frequency frequency selector. It came with a dual type C charger so you can charge both receiver and transmitter at the same time and it lasted through a 4 hour show with no sign of the battery going dead. I also tried it with my other UHF systems and got no interference. Overall it's a great value

For me this wireless mic has been the easiest to setup. It’s essentially plug n play as long as you’re only running one of these systems. Otherwise, you have to set the channels.It’s rechargeable and comes with 2 attachments to fit any need. Although I’d prefer a 1/4 to XLR adapter but that’s just me 😉.One thing I immediately noticed was that the actual mic capsule is smaller on these than the mics Ive received with the PTU 7000 series. Didn’t seem to affect the quality of sound as it was as crystal clear as ever. It definitely looks more sleek.The build of the transmitter and receiver is great.Both pieces have some weight to them and feel very very sturdy. I’m sure they could handle some accidental drops.As mentioned before, the sound quality was very crisp. No hiss, no pops, no interference.I setup a PA in my backyard and brought the mic to the front of my house and didn’t have any connectivity issues.In a nutshell, this is a great option for anyone looking for a simple wireless setup. Super easy to use, sound and range are great AND it’s rechargeable.

I am really impressed with this microphone system, and when you consider how affordable they are it makes it even better.I have used it for emceeing for when I DJ, and I even bought a cable so that I could try it out as a wireless system with electric guitar. The sound quality for both was very good! I haven’t fully pushed the battery life to the limits, but it has been enough to get through a 4 hour gig which is sufficient for me.I also love the fact that both the transmitter and receiver charge via the included dual USB C cable.It is also extremely simple to setup, and I had no issues finding interference free channels on which to use it.As far as I’m concerned, there isn’t a better value headset mic out there.

used product on day of arrival for my music class all worked well; did not require a charge prior to use.The pre-amp produces a strong and loud voice ended up reducing the output of my PA to compensate.My guitar worked well with the mic through the same amplifier after adjustment of the gain.So far very impressed no problems using or adjusting settings. I am most pleased with the sound quality being considerably better than my previous mic using the same pa Amp.

So last time I reviewed the PTV-1. This time around I'm bringing you my thoughts on the PDP-1-1B. Right out the gate I loved that this was USB C chargeable on both the transmitter and receiver. Hands down that is an A++ selling point. In 2024 wireless units should be USB C connection and USB C rechargeable. Batteries shouldn't be a thing on PRO WIRELESS AUDIO GEAR that is my opinion. This runs in the 900MHz range like my PTM10 so I had no issues with interference or drop outs while testing. The lav & the headset were the exact same as what came with the PTV-1 but the audio signal that I was able to record into my interface was cleaner even with compression. Slight digital distortion or artifacts, but that is to be expected with a headset and a lav at this price point. It was still a cleaner and crisper signal than with the VHF signal version and definitely usable for a live musical application in a bar or small venue type situation.