VocoPro SilentPA-TOUR10 16-Channel UHF Wireless Audio Broadcaster with 10 Receivers

Ever wanted to use a PA system in a sound - restricted area or give a voice presentation in a noisy place? VocoPro's SilentPA is here to solve your problems. It lets you speak or perform to an unlimited number of people clearly without disturbing others. This innovative system has 16 easily - adjustable channels, allowing up to 16 transmitters to broadcast on unique frequencies to countless receivers. Listeners can tune into their desired programs. It's perfect for various scenarios like multiple bands performing in one hall, a church broadcasting sermons in different languages, or a backyard concert in a crowded neighborhood. There are two types of transmitters. The Stationary Transmitter offers microphone and balance line input signals with Mix Level control. The portable Bodypack Transmitter comes with a microphone and 1/8' stereo inputs, great for both music and voice. The bodypack receiver has two 1/8' Stereo Outputs for easy monitoring and separate recording. With an internal recharging circuit, you never have to worry about dead batteries. Just connect a USB cable (not included) from a power adapter or power bank (not included) to the +5V USB IN on the Bodypack Transmitter and Receiver. Key features include operating in the 900Mhz Band, being free of TV station interference, using UHF technology for better reliability and range, having dedicated audio outputs on the bodypack receiver, a mixing function on the stationary transmitter, a lavaliere microphone with the bodypack transmitter, and the ability to charge rechargeable batteries while using the device (rechargeable batteries and USB cable not included).

Using the VocoPro SilentPA-TOUR10 is a breeze. First, decide which transmitter to use. If you're stationary, set up the Stationary Transmitter. Connect your microphone and balance line input signals, then adjust the Mix Level to get the right sound. For more mobility, choose the Bodypack Transmitter. Attach the included lavaliere microphone or connect your audio source to the 1/8' stereo inputs. Turn on the transmitters and receivers. Listeners can then tune their receivers to the channel they want to hear. When it comes to power, if you're using rechargeable batteries, connect a USB cable (not included) from a power adapter or power bank (not included) to the +5V USB IN on both the Bodypack Transmitter and Receiver. This way, you can use the device while charging. As for maintenance, keep the device clean by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and moisture. Also, make sure to remove the batteries if you're not going to use the device for a long time to prevent battery leakage.