The VocoPro SilentPA-RX is bodypack receiver used with SilentPA wireless audio transmitters (available separately). Listeners use this receiver, with headphones (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.

This bodypack receiver works with both the SilentPA-TX bodypack and the SilentPA-ST tabletop transmitters and can be added to expand existing systems. The unit features a belt clip and two 3.5mm stereo outputs, allowing you to monitor the program while also recording to a separate device. A single knob controls the volume for both outputs and doubles as a power switch. Two AA batteries power the unit for approximately 4 hours, while the USB port lets you simultaneously use and charge rechargeable batteries (not included) in the receiver; just connect a USB cable to a power adapter or power bank (USB cable, adapter, and bank available separately).

• Operates in the 900 MHz UHF band, free from TV station and Wi-Fi interference
• Two 3.5mm outputs for headphones, powered speaker, or recording device
• Single volume control for both outputs
• Powered by two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries
• Internal recharge circuit allows simultaneous operation and charging of rechargeable batteries (batteries and USB charging cable not included)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Cuándo está disponible?

A: La fecha estimada de entrega más reciente que ha proporcionado Saramonic es el 23 de enero.

Q: 2. Is the HU9 compatible with the new RX9S receiver?

A: As they are on the same frequency range, the Saramonic HU9 96-Channel Digital UHF Wireless Handheld Mic for UwMic9 System (514 to 596 MHz) is most likely compatible with the receiver from the updated UwMic9s system.

Q: 3. how much does this weigh?

A: 40.00 lb (18.14 kg)

Q: 4. What cable can I use to reproduce the sound from an iPad to the vocopro system?

A: The VocoPro HERO REC 3 features a front panel input jack labeled Laptop/Mp3 . Using the included 1/8 stereo cable you can connect an iPad or similar portable device via its headset jack for playback through the system.

Q: 5. I'm tempted on purchasing this system. However, seeing reviews about audio dropouts is concerning. Has the issue been fixed or has Sony acknowledged the issue and working on a fix?

A: Hi Gary, Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Certain factors may contribute to connectivity issues. We do have troubleshooting steps that may help improve the performance of the HT-A9. You may refer to this link for more information: https://helpguide.sony.net/ht/a9/v1/en/contents/TP1000196690.html Should you need any assistance, please contact our product support team via phone call or chat through this link: https://us.esupport.sony.com/support/s/service?language=en_US. -Sam

Q: 6. Does this unit connect to my TV and play the words on the screen to sing along karaoke style?

A: The Voco Pro HERO-REC 5 has multiple video outputs for connection to a TV or video monitor. The unit supports DVD or CD+G as well as most other popular video formats via the internal player, SD card, or USB slot.

Q: 7. What is the Antenna Connection?

A: The antennas have BNC connectors.

Q: 8. Do the speakers come in black and can you attach a second subwoofer?

A: The satellite speakers do not come in black. Unfortunately there is no output port available for a 2nd subwoofer.

Q: 9. How to adjust volume on actual mic

A: At this time, we can not find an available manual for this item to guide you. In general for most wireless systems, there should be a level control option in the menu of the receiver where you would adjust the output signal up or down.

Q: 10. 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