The Pyle Pro PDWM2135 is a two-person, handheld wireless microphone system suitable for use in a wide variety of speech and vocal applications including classroom instruction, conference room presentations, on-stage performances, and more. 

Each mic is powered by two AA batteries and transmits on a separate, fixed VHF frequency (set at the factory in the 174 to 216 MHz range) to the two-channel, tabletop receiver. The system offers a maximum transmission range of 165' in ideal conditions. The two handheld mics make it easy for students or panel attendees to pass one mic around for Q/A sessions while the second mic stays with the presenter up front.

The receiver's front panel features LEDs to indicate RF signal along with independent volume control knobs for each mic channel. A single 1/4" output on the back allows you to plug into a PA system, speaker, mixer, or similar piece of audio equipment, and a 1/4" to 1/4" connection cable is included. The receiver uses dual independent channel antennas and is designed to deliver high signal-to-noise ratio, high dynamic range, and low distortion.

For Two Presenters or Performers    Simple to Use, Fixed-Frequency System    Independent Volume Control for Each Mic    Each Mic Runs on 2 x AA Batteries    165' Range in Optimal Conditions

Use both included handheld microphones at the same time for meetings, conferences, and performances

Each mic runs on included AA batteries

Tabletop receiver features independent channel for each mic with volume control

1/4" output with included 1/4" cable connects to a wide variety of PA systems, speakers, mixers, and audio gear

High signal-to-noise ratio performance

Broad frequency response range and low distortion

Dual independent channel antennas

RF (radio frequency) LED indicators

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Our university is a county Communication tower on the edge of our campus, plus the university is in the glide path for landing runways at our international Airport 5-8 miles away. Any known comm interference in the frequency range?

A: No issues that we are aware of. 174–216 MHz is reserved spectrum for professional wireless microphones.

Q: 2. I'm buying the version with two handheld mics. Can I replace one or both mics with a lavalier mic at a later date?

A: There are not lavalier mics and bodypacks to purchase additionally for this system. The dual lavalier wireless system that is similar to this is the Pyle Pro PDWM2145 VHF Dual-Frequency Wireless System with 2 Lavalier and 2 Headset Microphones, BH #PYPDWM2145.

Q: 3. If more than one person talks at a time (2-3), what is the quality like?

A: It is recommended to keep all mics muted and just one person speaking at a time for the best performance.

Q: 4. This mics system works with the Pyle Pro Mini Blue Series Stereo 240W Power Amplifier?

A: These mics will work with this system only.

Q: 5. Hi i shall be having 40 speakers for a conference and i would like to know if i buy 4 sets of 8 will these be able to be used at the same time ?

A: I have 2 sets. They are the same frequency and will interfere with each other. They all have a mute button on them. When I used all of them In the same room they worked great as long as you specify to keep them muted and have them push the button to talk.

Q: 6. 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: 7. does each mic have a mute button?

A: Each mic has its own mute switch.

Q: 8. 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: 9. What kind of cable is used to connect the output to recorder ?

A: 1/4 male strait cable

Q: 10. what kind of cable is used to connect this to spekers?

A: This unit is not designed to directly run speakers, unless they are combined powered amplifier/speakers. Its line level output is designed to feed into a mixer and/or amplifier which in turn drives speakers. The output connection is a single 1/4 monaural jack.