8 Channel Wireless Microphone System - Portable VHF Cordless Audio Mic Set with 1/4" and XLR Output, Dual Antenna, - Includes 8 Table Top Mics, Rack Mountable Receiver Base - Pyle PDWM8300,Black

Unit works great. Note if you test with the microphones close to the reciver the harmonics of 2 of the mics will light up 2 channels. Simple solution is to have the these 2 microphone's at least 10 ft away from the receiver.The quality of the microphones is fantastic. The receiver has rack mount ears. So you could build up 4 short jumpers and female to females to move the antennas to a better location on your rack if it is deep.

Very good

Seven of the microphones worked fine. One Mic broadcasts on multiple channels at the same time which causes loud feedback and makes it unusable. In order to have enough sound the settings for every microphone have to be turned to max volume. I contacted customer service about the frequency, setting issue on the bad microphone. The Representative claimed that this could easily be fixed but that it takes many steps, so he would email me the instructions. I questioned his statement because the microphone units and the receiver unit are both sealed systems with no switches or adjustments other than a single on/off power switch. How can I make adjustments when there’s no way to access any components? He assured me there was a way to adjust the frequency without opening the unit so I let him know I work in the tech field and would like him to simply read me the steps rather than email them so we could see together. He would not do that. He said he already emailed me the instructions. I told him I am monitoring my emails now and I received nothing from him. He said it can take 24 hours to receive his email. It is now been three days and I have received no such email. If you purchase from this company and have any problems at all, send the product back and order a replacement. They clearly are not going to provide any real customer service until it starts impacting them financially.

This is a great set of wireless microphones for use in a conference room. We use it in place of our more expensive REVO microphones. Works well for skype, etc. Pickup and sound quality is awesome as well. We also have the handled mic version which we use for events where we have the speakers standing up as the tabletop mics are not designed to be held by standing speakers. You can't beat these for the price!

We use this set in a small training room for about 18 people max. The microphones are good quality and able to pick up voices clearly enough that they are shared with multiple people sitting at a table. Due to the acoustics in the room we do not leave all the mics on all the time but have the participants turn them on when they are speaking, then turn them off afterwards. The quality drops as the battery drains so we invested in rechargeable 9V batteries (purchased here on Amazon). Con: You can not daisy chain these units. All mics have different frequencies but of the two sets we ordered (at different times and from different vendors) they shared the same channels. If two mics were on using the same channel at the same time it caused a lot of interference. We had the same issue with the PDWM8900 (same control unit but with lavalier mics) in that the frequencies overlapped between the devices.

My group and I had very high hopes for this product. I read the reviews, got excited, bought all the extra necessary items like extra rechargeable batteries, audio converter, etc. We do have some rooms with high tech conference equipments where we work, but sometimes those rooms are booked. We were trying to use a meeting room without the built-in system, and by having a portable system like this would have been a great idea. It arrived promptly and I assembled everything (easy to assemble, but the hardest part might have been taking the shrink wraps off the 9 volt batteries) and tried to have a few short test runs with colleagues from other parts of the world, some from the same building, and some in the same room, in preparation for a rather important meeting coming up in a couple of weeks. No sound. Tried on PC and Mac and tried to troubleshoot. We were a room full of scientists and engineers at a leading institution who are quite capable of figuring these types of things out and we had concluded that it was defective. Still believing that it could be a great system to have for our group. I contacted Amazon, returned the original shipment, and ordered a replacement. Process was hassle-free at no extra cost. Another big box with little parts and shrink-wrapped V9 batteries came. Another assembly, making a mess in my office. People walking by would poke their head in and ask, "are you trying to contact space aliens with those microphones? How many do you need?!" Microphones come with foam covers. Some of the microphones from the 2nd shipment worked, some didn't. Tried with the foam covers on. And tried with the foam covers off. Sound would come in and out, inconsistently. And mostly very faint, even with the volume all the way up. It has a pretty long range transmitter, so some of us walked around the building, talking into the microphones like crazy people saying, "hello! HELLO! CAN YOU HEAR ME?" And some stayed in the room with the rest of the microphones yelling back to the people they couldn't hear. Returned the 2nd shipment and for the last time, ordered another replacement. Another assembly... such a pain... 2 of the 4 antennae in the back wouldn't stand up straight. Eventually they broke off when we tried to fix them. And once again, same problem -- can barely hear anything. With expensive sound system, cheap sound system, laptop speakers, earphones/headphones... Took them all apart, put them in the box, and sent the big box back to Amazon. If we had kept asking for a replacement, they might have kept sending it to us. But we were tired and gave up.

Three of the eight mics did not work. One had a transmitter problem, one had a hum problem, one had a bad switch. The ones that worked sounded great. Minor comment, it takes about 2 seconds for the mic to come on and transmit after pushing the button, cutting off peoples first words. Great idea with no cables to run, but factory QC is very poor. I returned the unit and went back to wired mics.

I installed this in about 30 minutes. Tied it into our amp / computer feed and was able to confirm that all mics were working and the mixer was working correctly. Very satisfied. Will work great for our board room discussions.

Excelente operación Excelente calidad a muy buen precio