Phenyx Pro Wireless Microphone System, VHF Wireless Mic Set with Handheld/Bodypack/Headset/Lapel Mics, Stable Signal, Cordless Microphone for Singing, Karaoke, Church, DJ (PTV-1-1H1B)

This is a great little wireless set for the price point. We purchased it for a small church that had a very tight budget, were very happy with the results. These are light weight plastic units as mentioned in other reviews, so we were expecting that, but the quality of the radios inside were still Phenyx Pro quality. They give a nice clear sound. The batteries last for several services which also helps the budget. The pastor uses the lavalier mic every Sunday, and the hand held is used every service as you'd expect in a traditional church setting. The one caveat I would be sure to mention; both mics use the same output. It's one thing you should be aware of before making a purchase. But in this setting, it really has not been a problem for this church at all.I also recommended a friend buy this same set for use for his upwards basketball. He wanted a system that he used for his announcements and a sermonette at halftime (I think) but wouldn't blow his budget. He purchased this same system and was pleased with how it worked for them as well.For budget conscious people, this is a great solution for wireless microphones.

Got the PTV-1 Dual Wireless Mic System couple of weeks ago. I'm impressed on how the receiver can handle both mics at the same and how far the clarity of the sound goes. Also works without being in the same room, outside the sanctuary... definitely powerful receiver not limited to line of sight.Very light weight, the receiver and the handheld mic. But also light weight on sound. It's not something I would use for singing, but with a little EQing, it can work. I would definitely use this for outdoor PA for speaking... easily plugged in onto a portable speaker or amplifier. Perfect for that setting as you only need 1 channel for 2 mics. And as always, I like Phenyx Pro's headset mic, it doesn't mangle easily. Yes the receiver box does feel very light and cheap plastic, but it kinda what makes it very portable and easy to carry. I can easily fit the whole system on my bagpack or get a small pouch for the whole thing.For the price and it's portability, I think it's a great buy! Always love their product.

The media could not be loaded. AT HOME: Tested the sound of the lapel mics and handheld wireless at home. The lapel mics definitely had a crisp and clear sound, I wish the handheld had a bit more volume to it compared to the lapel mics.IN DJ GIG: Plugged the microphone system into a Zoom LiveTrak L-8 mixer for a live outdoor DJ gig and used the wireless mic. The volume settings took some trial and error. Gain and volume was pretty high on the mixer, also had to crank up volume on the receiver to get a good sound. Overall, the mic did what it needed to do for a live DJ gig and for quick announcements and mic work. It's a great value / budget microphone. Will need to test out how it does with live performances and gigs with more complicated sound setups.

I was sent the PTV-1B to test. I was able to literally take it out of the box and put it to use. I used the included 1/4 in cable to test. I heard some static, but I was holding the handheld mic close to the receiver. It is two channels fixed frequency VHF. The headset microphone and lapel mics seem to be omnidirectional and very sensitive. You may get feedback if you're too close to a speaker. They may also clip if the input is too loud. I didn't notice any issues with sound quality. I recommend the PTV-1B if you need something simple and cost effective. I would not recommend for anyone who has used or is used to professional grade equipment. Good for karaoke, beginners, small family gatherings, presentations, or anything that you would rather not use expensive gear for. Minimal knowledge of microphones and speakers required. The entire system is lightweight.Pros: simple use, plug and play, handheld and body pack included, headset and lapel mics, cost effectiveCons: no mention of polar patterns, plastic components, fixed frequency

Good morning folks. Happy Friday. I was given the opportunity to test the PTV-1 VHF Dual Wireless Microphone System this month. This week I put it thru its paces. I want to start off by saying if you have a small business and need something for your conference room or maybe you're doing a tiny Q&A thing then this would be handy in a snap. The housing on the unit, the mic and the headset/lav are all plastic, but that is to be expected at this price point. However the antenna on the body pack was sturdy compared to the one on the Ptm-10 that seems to just flop over. I liked the feel of the headset mic. The boom on it didn't move even when I shook my head I didn't headbang but I did move it around to see if it would shift at all and it stayed in place pretty much. Unfortunately, I did hook this into my interface and check the audio quality and do a distance test and although the distance wasn't too bad. It did about a B compared to other pro level wireless mics I've tested the audio quality was really bad compared to the PTU-1U that I own and love and use live regularly.. this one was definitely a thumbs down. The quality was muffled and muddy had digital harmonics when tested side by side with my PTU-1U. Its ok for a simple conference room speech but I wouldn't try doing a rehearsal or even a live show with it. Sorry Phenyx Pro.

I’m really impressed with the Phenyx Pro Wireless Microphone System (PTV-1B). The sound quality is clear, and the signal remains strong even from a good distance. Setup was super easy, and I love having the choice between handheld, headset, and lapel mics. The system feels durable, and it’s perfect for performances or events. Plus, using AA batteries makes it convenient for quick swaps during long sessions. Overall, it’s a fantastic wireless mic setup that delivers great value for the price.