[60 W] Im from Ciudad de Mxico, want to thank you for service, and response time.

Im already enjoying my sax mic.
Thx guys !!!

[400 to 470 MHz] A small, light, quiet, transparent amplifier with 4 channels (2 stereo pair for me) to solve a problem in my home studio. I drive a pair of Yamaha NS-10M and a pair of UREI 809s (yeah, old school) and use the volume controls to switch between them when monitoring my work. Plenty of power for my control room (remember, it's a home installation).
A little pricey but I trust QSC and they delivered. They worked as advertised, the documentation was great, no problems.
I did consider ditching the speakers and getting a pair of powered monitors, but I am used to listening to these and they haven't let me down yet.

[60 W] Big things sometimes come in small packages and Art Audio's SLA4 four 100 Watt per channel power amp is no exception. Just when you thought things ain't what they used to be in the separates market place along comes this little gem . Well designed - Well Priced - Well Done Art Audio - PC LA . .

[400 to 470 MHz] I had to replace an old unit with this one and it works great for wireless mics.

[27 dB] Samson had a receiver 15-20 years ago -- preceding the digital RF change from the FCC -- that fit in luggage. Following the change the only receivers were router-sized and awkward. This return to small size with the inclusion of RF band selector brought this microphone back into my show. Small, selectable, sounds great, and no belt pack cords to get tangled in.

[60 W] Hey folks! I Paired this Bogen C60 amp up with a PM660U microphone and two TOA SC-615T paging Horns and this small little system screamed. Level was set at about 5.5 and was used outside for an event. Customer was impressed and I was as well. I would highly recommend this item! [ St Thomas, Pa ] FCL

[27 dB] Bought this wireless lavalier microphone system for a presentation. It worked exactly as advertised. The sound was clean, clear, and had plenty of volume to spare. As was noted in other reviews, the tie clip comes loose fairly easily, but a small piece of scotch tape worked great. It was a breeze to setup, and extremely simple to use. Our school will be using it for a while.

[60 W] I'm a Yoga teacher that found it necessary to teach online due to the pandemic. I tried so many devices over the past months and finally found the perfect product. It's clear, it doesn't pick up outside noises such as horn honking and noisy neighbors, it doesn't brush against my clothing, and the signal is solid. I highly recommend this unit!

[60 W] These work just fine. Have used them in Manhattan for PA use in panel discussions and the like with no problems. This is notable because of all the RF in the air here. I now have 5 of these units, including 4 lavaliers and 1 handheld. They have all worked fine right out of the box. I have not used them at their full maximum spec. range of 300ft, but 75ft has been no problem, even through one wall. Some have commented that their construction seems flimsy, but in my experience they are built well enough, especially considering their performance at a fraction of the price of other brands. And I have seen several wedding bands that use them exclusively. The fact that these are frequency agile is a big plus, as you can mix mikes and base units within their band (units are fixed to either C or D band in the US), and choose from 16 channels per band. Biggest complaint, by far, is that the foam windscreen is easy to lose, so maybe get some extras - they can be found cheaply enough - or find a way to fix the windscreen to the mike. BTW the replacement plug-in mikes are quite inexpensive, and I've used these quite successfully to replace mikes on Shure SLX body packs.

[27 dB] I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.