Wireless microphone systems are made up of a transmitter and a receiver. Both units are usually sold together, but if you need a separate receiver, then this is where you'll find it.
Professional Receivers for Wireless Transmitters
Before you buy any receiver, you'll want to make sure it's actually compatible with your transmitter, especially in terms of the frequency band. Brands like Sennheiser and Shure offer up series of wireless microphone systems so, to make things easier, the frequency band that each system operates on is usually included in the name This is helpful as any transmitter and receiver with the same name will always be compatible.
Wireless Microphone Range
For any wireless microphone system to work optimally, you'll want to ensure there's a clear line-of-sight from the transmitter to the receiver. Any objects or walls between both units block wireless signal transmission, reducing the wireless range.
Essential Accessories for UHF Microphones
While most wireless systems come in the form of a complete set, there are various accessories you can pick up on the side to enhance the performance of your system. This includes essentials such as batteries and cables, as well as gear like microphone stands and tour cases.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microphone Receivers
How do you connect up a wireless microphone?
Connecting a wireless microphone is almost as easy as plugging in a wired microphone. Instead of directly linking the microphone to your mixer, all you have to do is connect the output of your wireless microphone receiver to your mixer.
Which wireless microphone system should I pick?
Certain frequency bands require a permit, so it's important to know more about wireless frequencies before you buy any wireless microphone system. Learn more on our Wireless Microphones & Frequencies info-page.
