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FIFINE 20-Channel UHF Wireless Lavalier Lapel Microphone System with Bodypack Transmitter, Mini XLR Female Lapel Mic and Portable Receiver, Quarter Inch Output. Perfect for Live Performance-K037

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Features

  • STABLE SIGNAL and CLEAR SOUND. UHF wireless lavalier microphone system is less likely to subject to interference from local radio stations. Reliable signal within 50 feet. Perfect for live performance. ** NOT compatible with smart phones, computers, and Apple products. **Choose the other model K031B if you need a mic for computers.**
  • EASY-TO-READ LCD SCREEN. The screen on transmitter displays the transmitting frequency and remaining battery life, so no need to guess involved.The indicator of receiver will flash and turn green if low battery. You can know the microphone working status well during performance.
  • UNIDIRECTIONAL LAV MIC. Cardioid polar pattern rejects unwanted noise. Included windscreen also reduces plosives, wind and breath sounds. Clip it as close to under your chin as possible and with the top of the windscreen pointing up towards your mouth.
  • 20 SELECTABLE CHANNELS. Easily change to a clean channel if use with other wireless microphone system or experience interference. Good to be used for a mobile DJ. Work with speakers, mixers, amplifiers and sound boards that with 1/4" interface to output the sound. **The included adapter is only for the camera that has 3.5mm mic jack, not for phones or computers.**
  • UNIQUE ID CODE. Each wireless microphone unit has been set a unique ID code that allows the use of several K037 wireless lapel microphone at the same time without worrying about cross connecting issue.Allows multiple wireless mics used simultaneously.

Description

Professional Lavalier Wireless Microphone System The key words here for Fifine K037 lapel mic are light, compact, portable, wireless, dependable performance with common audio equipment. Includes everything you need for a microphone system in a compact box. One lav mic, transmitter, receiver, windscreen and a 1/4'' to 3.5mm TRS adapter. More reliable signal in UHF (Ultra-High-Frequency) band. The valid distance is around 50 feet (15m). There are 20 adjustable frequencies and could be transformed easily. No worry about frequency interference. High-quality microphone capsule greatly minimizes noise and makes your voice clear. Easy to operate, with backlit LCD screen on transmitter to show the working status. Solved your need for a wireless clip on mic. Note: The mic is designed to be used with speakers or audio devices with 6.35mm mic jack. We don't recommend to use it with cellphones, computers, tablets and Apple products. Read more Higher coverage will likely result in quicker battery draining. Pls prepare extra batteries. Replace batteries if microphone cuts out while you're speaking. Keep away from the speaker at least 10 feet and don't point the mic at it, to avoid getting feedback. This lapel mic is unidirectional. Clip it as close to under your chin as possible and speak to it within the right angle. Specifications Microphone - Sensitivity: -44±2dB RL=680Ω Vs=1.5V (1KHz 0dB=1V/Pa) - Directivity: Unidirectional - Impedance: 1-1.9KΩ - Frequency Response: 50Hz-16KHz - S/N Ratio: More than 58dB Receiver - Frequency: 565-584 MHz - Sensitivity: -95db - S/N Ratio: More than 58dB - Frequency Response: 40Hz-15KHz Transmitter -Frequency: 565-584 MHz -Radio Frequency Power: 10dBM/10MV -On-off Control: Physical Switch


Item Weight: 9.9 ounces


Package Dimensions: 8.7 x 3.7 x 2.13 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: K037


Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 30, 2017


Compatible Devices: Phone, Mixer, Camera, Amplifier, Speaker


Connector Type: 1/4-Inch Straight


Size: Lav Mic


Hardware Platform: Camera, PA system, Amplifier


Power Source: Battery Powered


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    • Not Good Quality
Please see update below. Original review: This has good sound quality and works well for my purpose, which is teaching in a classroom. I've used microphone systems from Radio Shack for over 20 years. Now that Radio Shack is out of business, at least in my area, I had to look around for other sources. After trial and error, I believe this one will work out. There was a concern at first, which may affect some of you. I found that the receiver, which connects to my amplifier, would often stop working and I would have to reset it by turning it off and then on again. On page 7 of the instructions, it says that when the battery power is below 2.1V, the receiver will turn off in no time, or quickly. So, when it has this issue, I simply change the batteries. I use rechargeable batteries and keep them charging up nearby. I would prefer one with a mute button and without the antenna sticking up from the transmitter. I wear it on a belt with the transmitter near my side so it won't poke me. It seems to be working well so far. Update 3/9/18: For the last few days, it has been making horrible noises. The wire which connects to the microphone has weakened. As the wire is moved, there is an unbearable crackling sound. This is a typical problem with mics of this kind in my many years of experience. However, it's after 1 or 2 years of use. This broke down after a few weeks. I used electrical tape to stabilize it, which helped at first. Now, it's useless. I don't recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018 by Nancy
    • You get what you pay for...unless you can make a few modifications
This is a classic case of "you get what you pay for." However in my case, with a few modifications, I got much more than I paid for. As it comes, this unit is a piece of crap. The "mini XLR" plug couldn't be cheaper. I tried every channel and was constantly getting a crunching noise -- the sound you get when there's a loose connection. After much testing, I traced the crunching noise down to the microphone and its cord. No, it wasn't "movement" noise, because it made the crunching when everything was completely still. So, figuring I was only out $30, I opened the mini-XLR and disconnected one of the two mic wires (the third pin isn't connected to anything). Crunching stopped. Reconnected it, crunching started again. So I completely disconnected the two wires from the mini XLR and connected the two wires from another lavaliere mic I had. The thing sounded great on every UHF channel. I wound up making a "jumper jack" with the mini XLR female plug on one side to plug into the transmitter , and a female 1/8" jack (for my lavaliere mic) on the other. I then walked about 50 feet away, around several corners and into a different room with the solid-core wooden door shut. The thing still sounded great. When I wired up the Fifine unit's mic on to a 1/8" jack and plugged it directly into my video camera...there was that crunching noise again. The Fifine mic went in the trash, and the rest of the unit, including my "jumper jack" went into my gear box. If you can make the mod, this unit is definitely worth it. If you can't, look elsewhere. EDIT: To be fair, Fifine emailed me and offered to refund my money so that I could buy "other replacement for your purpose." While I appreciate the offer, I obviously have significantly altered the original product and wouldn't expect my money back. Besides, with the modification I made (above; using my own mic instead of theirs), the unit works very well. EDIT 2: I would be remiss if I didn't add that, in spite of the modifications I made to the unit and the fact that I mentioned those modifications to the Fifine emailer, the company still went ahead and refunded my money, letting me keep my modified unit. I think that's extremely generous and fair fo them. Thank you, Fifine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2017 by Gerry L
    • With some modifications it works great.
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Original Review: Sound quality is mediocre with lots of static, and it only outputs the audio in mono. The audio needs to be converted (duplication onto both channels) in post, which is annoying. The search continues for something better. 11/23/18 Update: So I didn't give up on this little kit. First thing I did was buy a better microphone, I went with a generic condenser microphone (http://a.co/d/2BIynz8) that is a SHURE replacement at a fraction of this price. This made an unbelievable difference in audio quality. The next thing I did was rip out that terrible mono 1/4" jack and solder in a 3.5mm stereo coil wire lead. I soldered both L and R + to the MIC+ and the ground to MIC-. See my pictures. With these two changes, this thing works awesome now. The audio quality is fantastic and everything works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018 by MuNaught MuNaught

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