SubZero UHF Wireless XLR Microphone System

£49.99

This is the SubZero UHF Wireless XLR Microphone System from SubZero, available now in Wireless Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Description

The SubZero UHF Wireless Microphone System is ideal for performers who want the freedom to move on stage without being tethered by cables. Primarily intended for use with XLR microphones but equally as suited to instruments this system includes a compact transmitter and receiver both featuring industry – standard XLR connectors for versatile compatibility. With up to five hours of continuous use you can perform confidently without worrying about battery life. Choose from seven available channels to avoid signal interference ensuring smooth sound transmission. Plus you can pair multiple receivers to the transmitter allowing you to send your signal to various devices like an audio interface and a mixer simultaneously.

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SubZero

SubZero is a brand focused on making audio recording accessible without compromising on functionality. Known for offering affordable microphones, interfaces, and studio gear, SubZero provides practical solutions for beginners, home studios, and content creators who want reliable equipment without a high price tag.

What makes SubZero worth exploring is its straightforward approach — simple, usable gear that gets the job done. Whether you’re starting a podcast, recording vocals, or building your first setup, SubZero offers an easy entry point into the world of audio recording with solid performance and great value.

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Wireless Microphones

Wireless microphones send a microphone signal from a transmitter to a receiver, commonly in handheld, lavalier, headset, instrument or XLR adaptor formats. Compare analogue or digital transmission, operating range, frequency coordination, diversity, latency, battery type, charging, connector and the included microphone or pack. Venue rules and local spectrum conditions can matter as much as the headline range, and a wireless system still needs suitable gain, placement and monitoring. Check compatibility between transmitter, receiver, capsule, antennas and accessories before expanding an existing setup.

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Wireless

Wireless identifies a radio microphone system or accessory. Compare frequency band, range, diversity, latency, batteries, connectors, coordination and local venue requirements.

XLR

XLR identifies a product using the common balanced connector for microphones and audio equipment. Check pin format, cable direction, phantom power and the receiving input.