VocoPro Digital-ACAPELLA-8 8-Channel UHF Wireless Handheld Microphone System

The VocoPro Digital-ACAPELLA-8 is an outstanding 8-channel UHF wireless handheld microphone system. It offers high - quality and reliable performance at an affordable price. Operating in the sparsely used 900Mhz band, it's immune to TV broadcast interference that often troubles other microphones. With VocoPro's digital'mic - on - chip' technology and a proven analog transmitter, its 24 - bit digital audio can be clearly heard within a 200ft range. The hybrid technology combines digital signal processing in a single chip, reducing noise and generating a clean digital signal. Transmitted via reliable UHF technology, it delivers stellar sound quality. Each channel has balanced XLR outputs for precise volume control. The included rack mounts make it easy to install the receivers in a travel - ready road case. With eight - channel sets available, it can easily accommodate large groups. Key features include eight wireless handheld microphones, dedicated XLR outputs and volume control for each channel, 24 - bit digital technology for a clean and professional signal, individual digital microphone IDs to eliminate cross - talk, a wide frequency response (50 - 20,000 Hz) for natural vocals, eight balanced XLR outputs, two 1/4' mixed outputs, and brackets for rack mounting. There are also two different frequency sets with a total of 16 frequencies.

Using the VocoPro Digital - ACAPELLA - 8 is easy. First, install the receivers in the road case using the included rack mounts. Then, turn on the system and pair the wireless handheld microphones. You can adjust the volume of each channel using the dedicated XLR outputs. When using, keep the microphones within the 200ft range for the best sound quality. Avoid using the system near sources of TV broadcast interference as the 900Mhz band is designed to be free from such issues. For maintenance, keep the microphones clean and dry. Regularly check the battery levels of the handheld microphones. If you need to change frequencies, refer to the user manual for how to switch between the two different frequency sets with a total of 16 frequencies.