cordless mics

soundtech · Post by **soundtech** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:31 pm

has any tried these mikes and if so are the good or do you now of any other that are as good thanks VOCOPRO UHF-5800 WIRELESS HANDHELD 4 MICROPHONE SYSTEM

Bigdog · Post by **Bigdog** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:10 pm

Divide that price by 4

The microphones and usually cheaper than the receivers. Equals 4- $35 Microphones (transmitter) and 4-$55 receivers.

How good can a $35 cordless microphone sound?

How much do you pay for your corded microphones?

They make these "karaoke" labled things for the home market.

It's not for a professional system.

I just paid $599 for 1 transmitter and 1 receiver.

There are other issues. The best receivers have two channels (diversity) to eliminate drop outs or dead zones. The reason I buy these type of receivers is before I started karaoke I followed a KJ that had single channel cordless microphones. He had to move the antenna around to put the dead spot on the ceiling.

Acclaim · Post by **Acclaim** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:29 pm

No, sorry,
I use Nady's.
They work well but I'll typically only use them at a private function.
For the bars, I still like the wired mics. Too many drunks that drop them and use them as drumsticks... BUT they can't walk around the room and get the crowd involved...so it's a trade off.

Jason