VocoPro SilentPA-TX 16-Channel UHF Wireless Audio Broadcast Bodypack Transmitter

Introducing the VocoPro SilentPA, a revolutionary wireless audio broadcast system. Are you in a place with strict sound limits or a noisy background? With the SilentPA, you can speak or perform to an unlimited audience clearly without disturbing others. This system features 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 multiple bands performing in one hall, houses of worship broadcasting sermons in different languages, or backyard concerts in crowded areas. There are two transmitter types. The stationary one offers microphone and balanced line input with mix - level control. The portable bodypack transmitter comes with a microphone and 1/8 - inch stereo inputs, great for both music and voice. The bodypack receiver has two 1/8 - inch stereo outputs for easy monitoring and recording. Thanks to the internal recharging circuit, you'll never 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 both the bodypack transmitter and receiver. Key features include operation in the 900Mhz band free from TV interference, UHF technology for better reliability and range, two dedicated audio outputs on the bodypack receiver, a mixing function on the stationary transmitter, a lavaliere microphone with the bodypack transmitter, and power from two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries.

Using the VocoPro SilentPA system is a breeze. First, if you're using the bodypack transmitter, insert two AA batteries (either alkaline or rechargeable). You can also connect a USB cable to the +5V USB IN for charging while using. Attach the lavaliere microphone or connect your audio source to the 1/8 - inch stereo input. For the stationary transmitter, connect your microphone and balanced line input and adjust the mix level as needed. On the receiver side, tune it to the channel of the transmitter you want to listen to. When using in a multi - transmitter environment, make sure each transmitter is set to a unique frequency. Remember, the system operates in the 900Mhz band, so avoid areas with strong TV station signals. To maintain the system, keep the batteries charged, clean the microphones regularly, and store the equipment in a dry and cool place. If you're using rechargeable batteries, follow the proper charging procedures to ensure their longevity.