The VocoPro SilentPA-TX is multichannel bodypack transmitter with lavalier microphone that works with SilentPA-RX wireless audio receivers. Listeners use the bodypack receivers (available separately) to tune into the audio program from the transmitter. The system can be expanded to allow up to 16 transmitters to broadcast, each on a unique frequency, to an unlimited number of receivers—at a range of up to 150'. The SilentPA is well suited to a wide variety of applications including guided tours and educational needs, houses of worship that broadcast in different languages, multiple presenters or performers working simultaneously in the same venue, and more.

The transmitter features a 3.5mm stereo line input and a mini-XLR mic input for the included lavalier mic, allowing you broadcast both music and vocals simultaneously. The level control is for the sum of the two inputs; to change the blend, you'll have to lower the music input at the source. Two AA batteries power the unit for approximately 4 hours, while the USB port lets you simultaneously use the transmitter and charge rechargeable batteries (not included); just connect the included USB cable to a power adapter or power bank (adapter and bank available separately).

Works with SilentPA-RX Receivers    Includes Lavalier Mic    3.5mm Line Input and Mini XLR Mic Input    Battery Life up to 4 Hours; USB Charging    150' Range, 16 Channels

• Includes lavalier microphone for hands-free vocal presentations and performances
• 16 channels to choose from—more options to find a clean channel, or run up to 16 systems at once (in optimal conditions)
• Operates in the 900 MHz UHF band, free from TV station and Wi-Fi interference
• 3.5mm stereo line input for music sources and mini-XLR input for mic can be used at the same time.
• Powered by two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries
• Internal recharge circuit allows simultaneous operation of transmitter and charging of rechargeable batteries (batteries not included)
• 3.5mm audio cable, 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter plug, and USB charging cable included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I hook up these microphones to a Mackie 1403 VLZ3 mixer?

A: The mixer included with the VocoPro USB-CONFERENCE-12 12-Person Wireless Microphone/USB Interface Package (B&H # VOUSBCONFC12) can send audio out to a Mackie VLZ3 mixer, but the included microphones require a receiver and would not be able to connect directly to the Mackie mixer without the use of additional hardware.

Q: 2. Does it work with YN600-EX-RTII?

A: No, the Yongnuo YN32-TX TTL 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Transmitter for Sony Cameras cannot fire the radio receiver inside of the Yongnuo YN600-EX-RT II.

Q: 3. can we use Shure wireless with Vocopro?

A: No, Shure wireless components are not directly compatible for use with the VocoPro Acapella-8 Eight-Channel Digital Wireless System with Handheld Microphones. Independent Shure wireless systems could possibly be used alongside this system, however.

Q: 4. Is earpieces are included?

A: Headphones are not included.

Q: 5. Is there any warranty on this system?

A: VocoPro includes a Limited 1-Year USA Warranty.

Q: 6. We have quite a few VocoPro SilentPa 900MHz recievers. Will the SilentPa receivers also work with this SilentSymphony transmitter since they both run at 900MHz or are the recievers not interchangable?

A: This is compatible with all SilentSymphony 900 MHz receivers.

Q: 7. will this system satisfy ADA requirement?

A: Yes, as a matter of fact, it was purchased as part of a public works project and a requirement to meed ADA.

Q: 8. is the songs inbuilt ?

A: Songs are not built into this device. You would want to stream music from a mobile device and connect that to an hdmi tv input, or from a smart tv itself, and run the audio out of the tv to the karaoke receiver. Then you'd run the audio out of the receiver into the RCA or 1/8'' audio input of your speaker/ home receiver.

Q: 9. is the songs avialable inbuilt?

A: No song library included with this device, this is just a mixer and wireless system, Not a Karaoke player.

Q: 10. Can it have interference with wireless microphones?

A: Yes, it should work just fine.