The UBP-8 UHF Wireless Bodypack Microphone Set from VocoPro UBP-8 UHF Wireless Microphone Setfeatures four wireless bodypack transmitters, four UHF-BP1 headset microphones, and four lavalier microphones set to frequencies U, V, W, and X. The package is ideal for use with VocoPro multi-channel receivers such as the UHF-8800, UHF-5800, and UHF-5805.

Compatible with UHF-5800, 5805, and 8800    Frequencies U, V, W, and X    Set of 4 Bodypacks    Set of 4 Headset Microphones    Set of 4 Lavalier Microphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the range of the microphone and the receiver (i.e. in metres)?

A: Depending on the environment, the system can operate within a distance of up to 100 feet (30.5 meters) line of sight.

Q: 2. How do I turn the battery box on?

A: To power this system up, plug the power supply of the receiver box into AC wall power, then flick the "power" switch button on front of the face. Two AA batteries must be installed into each of the belt pack transmitters. Gain for each mic can be adjusted on the corresponding colored knobs on the front of the receiver box.

Q: 3. with this mic work with my Canon EOS Rebel T4I which I know is cranky and will not work with every mic?

A: It will, and that little mic/line switch in the back in the important thing. Typically you would need to attenuate a line level to mic, but with this system you don't have to, just flip the switch to Mic.

Q: 4. Do the lavs require phantom power or does the bias voltage from the battery powered body packs suffice?

A: This wireless system uses 2xAA batteries to power the transmitters while the receiver is power by the power supply that it's provided in the box with it, so there's no need for phantom power.

Q: 5. Does the 1/4 mic out jack provide a mixed mono output for both channels on the receiver?

A: The 1/4" connector on the VocoPro UHF-28-9 Dual-Channel UHF Wireless Handheld Microphone System (9M: 915.0/9N: 918.7 MHz) is an unbalanced line output, which indicates the signal from both microphones is summed up to mono.

Q: 6. Is the VocoPro SilentPA Practice transmitter the same as the VocoPro SilentPA Seminar transmitter?

A: Yes the products are the same. other than the quantity of transmitters; 10 on the Seminar, 4 on the Practice systems.

Q: 7. Could the transmitter work as IFB transmitter with the mic input (meaning the mic in could be used in conjunction with inputs in the back)?

A: There is a line input on back ot transmitter which may be used: The stationary transmitter is equipped with three XLR-1/4" combo jacks, one 1/8" mic, and one 1/8" line input, so it can be used for both music and voice transmission

Q: 8. Am I understand this correctly? I can use the microphone with the headphones plugged into the receiver and hear what I am saying or does it have to go through something else?

A: The system includes a wireless microphone (which is the transmitter) and two separate receivers. One receiver sends the mic's output signal to connect an audio mixer, amplifier or recorder. A second receiver sends the mic's signal to the headphones. This setup allows you to monitor the audio from the mic without the need for a separate in-ear monitor system. So you will be able to hear the sound from mic through the headphones without the need for any additional gear.

Q: 9. Can this microphone be paired with any other receivers for use in field/documentary work?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser SK-XSW-A Bodypack Transmitter that is included with the Sennheiser XSW 1-ME2 UHF Lavalier Microphone Set (A: 548 to 572 MHz) can also be used with the Sennheiser EM-XSW 2 True Diversity Receiver with External Antennas - A: 548 to 572 MHz (B&H # SEEMXSW2A) or the Sennheiser EM-XSW 1 Dual-Channel Stationary Receiver with Internal Antennas - A: 548 to 572 MHz (B&H # SEEMXSW1DU). The actual Sennheiser ME 2-II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone with Locking 3.5mm Connector can be used any Sennheiser wireless transmitter that accepts a locking 3.5mm connector as well as wireless transmitters from other manufacturers that use the same type of locking connector and the same internal wiring configuration.

Q: 10. Is the 1/4" output a TS or TRS?

A: 1/4" TS (Unbalanced).