STRICHWireless Microphone XLR Transmitter and Receiver, UHF Wireless Microphone System Plug-on, Wireless Mic Adapter with 48V Phantom Power for Dynamic Mic, Condenser Mic, Audio Mixer, PA System, M1

Buen dia un favor compre el.19 mayo los equipos y esta fallando chillando al hablar,tiene garantia?

I've tried 3 different units of these XLR wireless systems. This one, a 5.8 GHz model of the same brand, and another UHF type of a different brand. This STRICH M1 is the best so far. I returned the other 2 because they were noisier than this STRICH unit. I've tried this unit with a few different microphones and I'm using a digital mixer made for live use. One thing that is strange. To get the cleanest signal, I have to raise the volume of the transmitter to max (which is 8). But when I do that, it's such a hot signal going into my mixer that I can barely apply any gain. It's working, but I am used to adding about 25-35dB of gain to a dynamic mic. With this STRICH, I am applying only 5 dB of gain. As long as the signal is clean I don't mind, but it's just unusual.

The Transmitter and Receiver work very well however, I did have to correct my review as this model 'does not' have Bluetooth and that's a good thing. it's one less thing to worry about some random board person trying to connect to Blutooth and goofing around. I am happy with my purchase.

For those times when you just don't want to deal with a mike cable and don't want to spend a lot of money for something better.There are many good qualities to this product. It's certainly easy to use. Basically plug and play. It'll take any microphone and PA and make it a wireless system. Voices seem to come through fairly well, so it seems to be capturing that portion of the audio spectrum. However, when I went to use it with a powered PA (a Fender Passport) at a wedding I recently officiated, there was enough distracting noise coming through the speakers that we chose to use a mike cable instead (which I had hoped not to do). I'm guessing there may be a way to adjust this device to a quieter frequency, but it wasn't intuitive and not something I cared to dive into an hour before a wedding ceremony.It's nicely packaged. It has adaptors for 1/4" and 1/8". It's even got an adaptor cable for charging both transmitter and receiver at the same time.I have no idea how durable or long-lasting it will be. That's the challenge of reviewing anything. Unless you use it for a year and THEN review it, you're getting my first exposure to this product. It it blows up in a week, I'll come back and let you know.

Using dynamic microphones these units worked just fine. I tried to use them with two Octavi MK-319 microphones and neither would work. When I measured the phantom output voltage, it was supposed to be 48 Volts DC but I measured it on two different meters at 17 Volts DC. If you need an XLR wireless unit with 48V phantom power these are not for you. All other aspects of the units have since be retested and they are excellent. Good battery life , good range, low noise and eas of operation.

No issues to report. Works great for making my microphones wireless for running sound for wedding/live gig events.Works great for my ekit sound module’s output to mixer. Gonna buy more. Frequency response good and distance is no problem.Battery has not crapped out during any event…charge up before event, retains power well when not used.I still have to test it with the active monitor/pa cabs but expect it to work great.

Working good

I was too late to return (because I had no time to play guitar) else I would have returned them.