Phenyx Pro Wireless Microphone System, UHF 4-Channel Wireless Mic Set w/ 4 Bodypacks,Headsets/Lapel Mics, 4x40 Frequencies, Auto Scan,328ft Coverage, Microphone for Singing, DJ, Church(PTU-7000-4B)

In the bustling environment of a church family life center, reliable audio equipment is paramount to ensuring that every message, song, and sermon is heard loud and clear. The Phenyx Pro Wireless Microphone System has proven invaluable to our church's audio setup, providing seamless sound transmission and impeccable clarity.First and foremost, this microphone system's wireless functionality is a game-changer. Its robust wireless connectivity allows our speakers and performers to move about the space without being tethered by cables, allowing for dynamic and engaging presentations. Whether speaking during a seminar or a youth drama, the freedom afforded by this wireless system enhances the overall worship experience.Another standout feature of this microphone system is its versatility. With multiple microphone channels and adjustable frequency settings, we can easily accommodate various speaking and singing configurations. Whether hosting a guest speaker, conducting a panel discussion, or leading congregational singing, the Phenyx Pro system adapts effortlessly to meet our diverse audio needs.Additionally, the durability and reliability of this microphone system inspire confidence in its performance. Built to withstand the rigors of regular use in a busy church environment, the microphones and receiver unit are constructed from high-quality materials that ensure long-lasting reliability and consistent performance.

After researching many reviews of this product brand I decided to give them a shot and very glad I did. I was in the market for a multi channel wireless mic system to implement into a audio rack I put together for wedding ceremonies, karaoke shows, etc. This microphone system fit the bill perfectly. I had it up and running just minutes after unboxing with it's ease of operation. The ability to change frequencies is a huge upgrade from my previous fixed channel system that would often get interface at some venues like firehalls where there was other radio activity in the area. The auto-scan feature scans the environment to match you up with the best group/channel to use to avoid any conflicts with other wireless devices in the area. It's also a huge bonus for officiants having both the headset or lavalier to choose from and I'm likley going to add to handhelds to this system as well for complete flexibility. Do not be fooled by the price this is a solid system that will stand toe to toe with some of the more expensive well known brands out there. Phenyx Pro is definitely a rising brand in my opinion and will be doing amazing things if they continue to produce this type of quality at a friendly budget price ... I highly recommend this product if you are looking for a legit multi channel system for a amazing value.

Sound is great and range is great. Easy to install and connect.

I’m an audio engineer and when I’m not doing concerts I do theater work, weddings, and corporate gigs. I needed a few more Lav’s so after having great experiences with other Phenyx Pro products I decided to give the PTU-7000-4B a try.4 channels, Lav and / or headset, in a single rack space for $300, you can’t beat this!I’m running this along with a Phenyx Pro PAS-225 antenna combiner, and deployed recently at a Theater gig alongside 12 Shure units, and the show went flawlessly. Zero drop outs, and the sound was no different than the (waaaay more expensive) Shure Lav’s that were also in use.Next gig, a corporate meeting this time, again - flawless performance.This system is really unbeatable for price and size (4 channels in a single rack space).It’s perfect for smaller installs, maybe a small church, school auditorium, or corporate office meeting room - but can also do the job in larger theater or banquet hall situations.A VERY strong entry into wireless Lavalier / Headset systems, and most likely all you need!

The unit is built quite well for the price, but the body packs feel cheap and are difficult the open at time. I assume this will wear in. The batteries are quite difficult to put in and take out as well. The lavalier and headset microphone quality is lacking. It can pick up your voice just fine, but it also has an awful background static-y sound to it that you can hear easily when the wearer is silent and slightly when they are speaking. I tested with a RODE lav and also a cheap Sarmonic lav, both sounded far superior to these. I tested every lav and headset mic in the box and they all sound terrible on every body pack. If you get this, I would also recommend investing in a set of 3-pin mini-XLR lav mics separately. I hear the handheld microphones sound fine and do not have any weird audio issues, but I have not tested this myself to verify. The range is also very sufficient for my needs, and I have not tested its limits as they work perfectly for what I'm doing.All-in-all, you get some good quality with what you pay for especially if you replace the lav mics.