The VocoPro SingAndHear-Trio Wireless Microphone & In-Ear Systemfrom VocoPro SingAndHear-Trio Wireless Microphone & In-Ear Systemis an innovative wireless mic/monitor system that combines three wireless microphones, three wireless plug-in receivers, three wireless in-ear receivers with belt clips for monitoring, and three IE-9 wired in-ear headphones. This system can be used to send each handheld wireless microphone's signal simultaneously to the corresponding wireless in-ear receiver and wireless mic receiver without the need for an additional monitor transmitter to connect them together.

What you sing is what you hear. The tap and sync function helps to synchronize all commander receivers within RF range. For example, you can record your performance with an optional Commander USB receiver to a Windows or Mac computer or even to an iPhone (requires lightning to USB camera adapter sold separately). You can run up to four transmitters to unlimited receivers at the same time. In addition, each transmitter has 20 PLL frequencies that can be switched on-the-fly to avoid interference with no re-syncing required.

902.0 to 908.5 MHz Frequency Range    915.0 to 921.5 MHz Frequency Range    908.5 to 915.0 MHz Frequency Range    3 x Commander HT Handheld Wireless Mics    3 x Commander PR 1/4" Plug-In Receivers    3 x HR Wireless Headphone Receivers    3 x IE-9 Wired In-Ear Headphones    3 x Commander-CA Detachable Belt Clips

Wireless microphone system that includes an in-ear receiver for personal monitoring

Up to four frequency groups are designed to work together without interference

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the VocoPro UDH-CHOIR-4 handheld system be used at the same time as the VocoPro UDH-DUAL-B4 bodypack system without frequency interference?

A: We actually use both model in my church and we have never experienced any interference. Both model work on UHF frequency and hardly experience any interference.

Q: 2. Do those mics have handling noise, specially if you tap on the grip? How about pops when speaking?

A: If you are using it within range you should not experience any pops at all and many folks who use this system find that there is very little to no handling noise.

Q: 3. The product specs say the reciever takes AA batteries, but in my experience they have a built-in rechargeable lithium. What's the truth here?

A: The receivers in the VocoPro IEM-Digital Wireless Stereo In-Ear Monitoring System are powered with rechargeable 3.7V AA batteries. The batteries can be recharged while within the receiver via the USB charging connection at the bottom of the battery compartment.

Q: 4. What is the transmission distance from transmitter to receiver?

A: The transmission distance for the VocoPro IEM-Digital In-Ear Monitoring System is approximately 100 feet line of sight.

Q: 5. Will these work with Xbox One? I am looking for a dual microphone that will work with the "Let's Sing" game.

A: The VocoPro dual mic system is brand new and not yet available in stock. It was designed to work with a computer and so far it has not been tested with the XBox One. At this time we are not able to confirm compatibility with XBox One.

Q: 6. What mixer/amplifer and what size outdoor speakers would be recommended to use with this system?

A: The Fender Passport EVENT would work very well with your VocoPro VHF-3005. See attachment.

Q: 7. The description says rackmount, but the picture does not show rackmount brackets. Does this package include rackmount brackets?

A: Yes, the VocoPro DIGITAL-34-AI 4-Channel Digital Wireless Handheld/Headset Microphone System with Bags and Accessories (900 MHz) comes with a 4-channel rackmount receiver and rackmount brackets.

Q: 8. 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: 9. 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: 10. Is there a timeout feature on this mic? I use it in a stand and I often find it powered off. Why?

A: VocoPro makes no mention of a time out feature