Phenyx Pro 4-Ch UHF Handheld/Bodypack Wireless Microphones PTU-5200-2H2B

Just what was needed

This is a great system! Only downside I have is that the headset mics aren't best for singing, could just be me. Value for money is definitely worth it. The battery life is good. Highly recommend for doing PA. :)

Great Product, You can change UHF signal for each microphone 🎤.

Works without problems

Très bon son

Ottimo prodotto. Svolgono il loro lavoro alla perfezione.

The PTU-5200 is an excellent choice for a good value product mic system for smaller needs. Pros: - The handheld mics sounded pretty good without much EQ. - The handheld mics feel very heavy and sturdy. They are made with a metal casing and have an even weight in the hand. - Set up was very quick once I learned how. It is a bit different from their other mics, like the PTU-7000. Frequency is set on the transmitter, and the reciever will change itself automatically. - The receiver can be rack mounted with an optional bracket set. This is not often found on a set for this price. - Volume can be controlled from the receiver and transmitter. I personally don't use this, as I am mixing on an M32 or similar digital console that has much more precise control, but this is a good feature for plug and play. Cons: - The lavalier was very boomy and didn't pick up much without a high gain and careful EQ to reduce the lower end of the spectrum. The headset was much better, though, as its placement could be modified to reduce these aspects. - The body packs didn't feel as sturdy as the handhelds. They were made of plastic whereas the handhelds were metal. - The range in a bigger auditorium wasn't the greatest, as these are not true diversity microphones. With the addition of paddle antennas, such as the PAS-225X, better range and less dropouts can be found. - The capsule itself in the handhelds is soldered onto the pcb, unlike other systems where the capsule can be removed and replaced with contact pins. Some things I'd like to see from Phenyx going forward: - Mute lock. The ability to lock the mute button from the inside of the transmitter would really seal the deal on these. In many cases, you do not want the presenter or performer to mute their own mic and currently there is no way to prevent this. - Battery readout on the receiver. You are able to see battery levels on the transmitter, but not on the receivers. It would be extremely helpful to have this information on the receiver so you know when batteries need to be replaced preemptively before they are out during an event. This is a feature found on many Shure and Sennheiser systems and would bring these mics to that level if it made its way to Phenyx. Overall, these mics are very good in small to medium venues. The handheld definitely performs better than the body pack in terms of build quality and sound, but other Phenyx mics fit the bill much better for body packs.

Buena calidad de sonido y materiales

Todo lo reseñado coincide con la realidad, dada la gran cantidad de elementos incluida en el conjunto, la relación calidad - precio, es muy buena. Después de unas semanas de uso y en distintos lugares, cabe poner un PERO, que me parece merecería una vuelta y una solución por parte del fabricante, EL CONSUMO DE BATERÍAS, me parece excesivo el consumo de los micrófonos, que hace tener una reserva importante de baterías para poder obtener un resultado optimo. También por no faltar a la verdad, el acoplamiento de uno de los micrófonos de mano, en cuanto dos o más están en uso. Lo que obliga a apagarlo para que no molesten las interferencias (incluso con varios cambios de frecuencia).