Designed for singers, presenters, DJs, and musicians, the Pyle Pro PDWMU90 UHF Wireless System for Microphonesprovides a wireless connection between either your dynamic mic, electric guitar, keyboard, or any audio source and your PA, mixer, audio interface, or recorder. Easy to set up, the system utilizes 48 kHz digital technology for clear and reliable wireless audio, making it perfect for capturing crisp-sounding vocals in various settings such as stages, rehearsals, houses of worship, event spaces, and more.

The PDWMU90 includes a versatile XLR plug-on transmitter for use with your preferred handheld dynamic microphone. The XLR-equipped, plug-in receiver connects to a wide variety of professional audio gear. Two 1/4" TS adapters are also included for connecting the transmitter to an instrument and the receiver to the 1/4" audio input of a mixer. Powered by built-in, USB-rechargeable batteries, the system operates for up to 5 hours with a range of up to 90'.

For Singers, Musicians, Presenters, DJs    Plug-In Transmitter for Dynamic Mic    Plug-On Receiver for PA or Mixer    Works with Instruments and Audio Signals    Clear OLED Displays    USB-Rechargeable 5-Hour Batteries    Up to 10 Receivers at Once, 90' Range

• Clear and reliable UHF Digital audio
• XLR plug-on transmitter with 1/4" TS adapter
• XLR plug-in receiver with 1/4" TS adapter
• Connect dynamic mics, electric guitar/bass/keyboard, or any line-level audio
• Receiver plugs into PA, mixer, recorder, or audio interface
• Easy to set up and operate
• Clear OLED displays
• Transmit audio wirelessly and pair one transmitter to up to 10 receivers (additional receivers available separately)
• Runs up to 5 hours on USB-rechargeable built-in batteries
• 2 to 3 hours charging time
• Up to 90' range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the XLR output jack mixed? Does it combine the audio feed from both microphones together. Thank you

A: The XLR jack on the Pyle Pro PDWM3375 provides a mixed output of both mic signals.

Q: 2. Would this work in a small room with fourteen board members to record only and not amplify?

A: Yes. This unit receives the wireless signal only and passes it on, it does not have a built-in amplifier, and so needs to be connected to some other unit (amplifier, mixer, recorder) in order to be used.I've installed several for use with Skype for instance, connected directly to a computer.

Q: 3. How does each microphone get the power? is it battery operated or is there a power cable for each mic? Thanks,

A: The Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System BH #PYPDWM8300 microphones are powered by 9 volt batteries.

Q: 4. How do I pair them

A: for me it was plug and play , or use the channels on each mic till you hear a sound

Q: 5. How is volume projected without speakers? Do I need to purchase speakers or sound amplifiers?

A: Yes, you need speakers to project the sound. You can purchase speakers that are already amplified so you can just plug and play. You can also us a sound board or even a DJ mixer like I do

Q: 6. how do you change the freg for the handheld mics?

A: The mics do not have a frequency change feature.

Q: 7. Can this system be connected to an external CD player?

A: Yes. If your CD player has RCA stereo output connectors then you can use B&H # KOSRC4010 to establish that connection. If your CD player has 1/8'' output then you can use B&H # KOSMYCM2RM10 to establish that connection.

Q: 8. Can this be used with smartphones?

A: Technically you can, however you will need the appropriate adapter(s) for your phone. Please give us a call at 800-606-6969 and a Pro Audio specialist will be happy to assist.

Q: 9. Is the rechargeable battery replaceable after it stops charging?

A: Yes. You can contact Pyle Pro directly to purchase a replacement battery for the PPHP1599WU Loudspeaker System.

Q: 10. I recently bought two sets of these microphones but only one set works. The other set works too but on the SAME FREQUENCY as the other. All microphone interfere with one another. I tried changing frequencies but it doesn't work. Please someone help?? how can i make all microphones work?

A: I have not tried to use 2 systems at the same time in the same venue so I don't have a good suggestion.