GTDaudio2x800 Adjustable Frequency UHF True Diversity Wireless Handheld Microphone Mic System Ideal for Church, Karaoke, Dj Party, Range 400 ft

very good microphone sound great use it for djin...for price and sound this is a great buy

Great sound system. The church was very pleased with the equipment. One of our guest preachers complimented how well the sound system performed.

We've had the 4-channel version of this in the auditorium of our church for years. It's worked great. We needed a 2-channel system for our multipurpose room, so this was a no-brainer.These systems have good range, have reliable reception, good audio quality (although they are somewhat sensitive to plosives such as words that start with "P"), are very reasonably priced, easy to install and connect, show microphone battery level and signal strength on the main panel (this is great!), and you can buy reasonably-priced replacement microphones (and even switch between hand-held and lavalier form factors).Except for the relative sensitivity to plosives, it's hard to imagine a better, more satisfactory value.

Has great range. If you're a mobile DJ I suggest purchasing a case. The microphones are sturdy but the power buttons are weak and flimsy. They will break over time. Be aware of this .

we have used the same units for over three years. They are not the absolute best for large conventions but they have been a workhorse for our karaoke shows. Make sure you do a channel search from time to time just to clear up any interference. You may also have to reduce the main volume as they are quite hot out of the box.

In my church youth group, I bought this style of microphones 5-6 years ago. The pricing made me very skeptical, and I thought they were going to quit on me within the first year. I noticed the microphones never drop signal 100 feet away from receiver (with thick brick walls between us). The microphones look cheaply made, but I have to say they are very durable. These microphones have survived wreckless teens. Many times, those microphones were dropped on a hard wood floor, and they survived.With the above said, I decided to buy a second unit for my home. They are awesome for my karaoke parties, and home events. I can control the volume of microphones through the receiver, or mixer. I like that you could split the microphone signal into their own channel or combine them. The battery life is okay. I feel they last me about 8 to 12 hours (depending on the batteries I use).The sound quality may not be Shure, but for those not in the live entertainment business, they will not be able to tell.

I’ve been using this system for my karaoke gigs for over 2 years, & it’s still going strong! (But When it gets cold, it does take a bit for the mics to sink to the receiver). But it Sounds great, & you can get pretty far away from the system without any hiccups. I’ll be sticking with this system for a while!

Got the old model 622 for 3-4 years and loved it. The mics of the old model died. I bought this brand again for the sound quality and the nice mute feature. I thought for the price I can afford to replace every 3-4 years. However, it’s a big mistake. Both the mics have sound inconsistency and random static noise even after I have patiently changed the channels and group. The sound quality is also worse than the old one. A lot of pop noises. Totally disappointed. I kept in the box for months, and just used it now so it’s too late to return.