With the VocoPro SilentSymphony-DUO Wireless Audio Systemfrom VocoPro, you can expand your SilentSymphony wireless headphone system. It broadcasts audio to a SilentSymphony receiver (required and not included) via a 900 MHz signal, which helps to avoid TV station interference. This transmitter is capable of broadcasting audio to an unlimited number of wireless headphones, and you can use up to 3 transmitters simultaneously.

Broadcast Audio to Wireless Headsets    Supports Unlimited Wireless Headsets    2 Wireless Headsets are Included    Broadcast Any Source with L/R RCA Output    Transmits Audio via 900 MHz    Rechargeable Transmitter Battery    Up to 18 Hours of Listening per Headset    Headsets are Powered by AAA Batteries

Internal battery for remote use

High/Low transmission power level toggle

Stereo RCA audio input

1/8" audio output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a bodypack (Lapel) set that will work with this set of handheld mics?

A: The wireless receivers used for the VocoPro Acapella-8 Eight-Channel Digital Wireless System are the same as the wireless receivers that are included with the VocoPro Digital-Quad Systems. Check to see which frequency bands your receivers operate on and then you can select one or two of the Digital-Quad Systems that include bodypack transmitters and lavalier mics (depending on whether you want to have two or four wireless bodypacks) so you can use all of the mics (handheld and lavalier) at the same time. You will want to select systems that operate on different frequency bands than the receivers and handheld transmitters that you already have. There are only four options for the frequency bands. The options for the systems with the bodypack transmitters are the VocoPro Digital-Quad-B1 Four-Channel UHF Wireless Headset & Lavalier Microphone System - 902 to 910.7 MHz (B&H # VOHYBQDB1), the same system for B2 - 913.3 to 925.8 MHz (B&H # VOHYBQDB2), the same system for B3 - 903.1 to 912.2 MHz (B&H # VOHYBQDB3), and the same system for B4 - 915 to 927.2 MHz (B&H # VOHYBQDB4). The systems with bodypack transmitters include both lavalier and headset mics, so you have the option of using either style mic with the bodypack transmitter If you would prefer to have bodypack transmitters to pair with your existing receivers, instead of the handheld transmitters, please contact us directly by phone or through live chat and we can order them for you from VocoPro.

Q: 2. Good Option for loud and large crowds, like in a school cafeteria?

A: Yes, the VocoPro UHF-3205-10 UHF Dual-Channel Rechargeable Wireless Microphone System could be used in a school cafeteria setting. This system has a specified maximum operational distance of 197 feet or 60 meters, but reception can be affected by obstructions in between the transmitter and receiver, including bodies. When paired with a robust speaker PA system, this could work well for loud and large crowds as described. The wireless microphone system does not amplify itself.

Q: 3. While I doubt it's audiophile level, what kind of audio quality can I expect? On par with a cordless phone, or is it more like a good wireless lavalier?

A: It is more like something that would be suitable for a non-critical use.

Q: 4. Where can I buy a couple extra receivers for this?

A: Here is the item number for VocoPro IEM-Digital receiver units: BH #VOIEMDIGRECV.

Q: 5. How long last the internal battery on the transmitter? 12 hours will be ideal

A: According to VocoPro, the internal battery lasts 2-3 hours on a full charge.

Q: 6. 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: 7. I bought this and received it but I must have misunderstood do all three Items have to be used at the same time? If not I am unable to understand how to connect the microphone to just the headphones receiver?

A: No, all three items (handheld microphone transmitter, wireless plug-in receiver with built-in 1/4" jack, and wireless headphone receiver with headphones) do not need to be used at the same time. If you just want to hear yourself through headphones, you can use the handheld microphone transmitter with the wireless headphone receiver as a monitoring system. The plug-in receiver with the built-in 1/4" jack is only needed if you want to connect the mic to a sound system (audio mixer or amplifier for performance or to connect it to an audio recorder). Essentially, this SingAndHear-Solo provides two wireless systems in one package -- one system for performance (to hear the mic coming through a sound system) and a separate monitoring system for headphones. You can use the mic with just one of the receivers. Make sure the internal batteries for the transmitter and receiver are charged so they can work properly.

Q: 8. 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: 9. 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: 10. Would this be a good option for people who are hard of hearing to watch TV?

A: Yes in most cases, depending upon the level of hearing loss.