D Debra Audio VM302 VHF Wireless Microphone System with Dual Handheld Mic Have XLR Interface, 80M Range, for Home Karaoke Wedding Conference Speech

So simple to set up and for the money surprisingly very good quality sound.

This product was easy to use and I bought it as I was desperate for replacement karaoke mics, which the description said it was ideal for. I cannot return the item, as I had to modify the antennas to work with my rig.Issues:On opening, the product is so light, they feel like kids toys. I did open the receiver, there is only 1 receiver inside and although it has 2 antennas on the device, actually only 1 is present and wired, so no diversity.After the antenna mods, and making it rack mounted for my rig, it tested OK at home along side my other wireless mics. But I noticed the LCD/LED screen is actually an illuminated picture, which is the same for the mics. You cannot adjust the frequencies.When I got to my gig and turned everything on. I instantly had issues with these mics. Something at my gig was using the frequencies, one mic would not connect at all and the receiver was screeching and popping due to the frequency clash.I have had these issues before in the past with other mics, but I would then just move the frequencies and resync the mics. In this case, I had to just power off and isolate them and plug in my emergency wired mics.Terrible mics, light, plastic, low tech junk.

This is a setup of few positives which I will get to but first - the truth.These mics and receiver are absolutely not what’s advertised.1. The microphone’s frequency cannot be changed. If you look at the photo I uploaded- this shows the mic powered off. It is not an LED display, just a sticker with an LED behind it so there’s no way to change it. Bear this in mind if you have other wireless mics.2. The receiver has individual volume adjustment for each microphone. These do next to nothing. Below where you’d expect roughly 30% volume to be they simply switch off. This is with the 1/4” output. I also don’t think they adjust ANYTHING except on/off with the XLR outputs - at least I couldn’t hear any difference. And that’s going from lowest volume to highest. Neither of these will be a real issue if you have a mixing desk but if you have a simple karaoke system it will be a problem.3. The power and 1/4” lead included are both only around 1m long so if you need longer you’d better supply it yourself.4. If you sing loudly into them they crackle as if the mic is saturated.The good points -- they use AA batteries, so cheaper to run than more expensive mics which use 9v.- The sound quality is actually ok at low to mid volume.- they work interference free, at least in my home.If you need a cheap mic set for very occasional use these will be fine. If you need mics for regular use then absolutely avoid these.

Really disappointed with the radio mics, signal drops out from just over 2 meters away from unit.Which it says upto 80 meters.You cannot change frequency on unit nor mics it’s a dummy display on both mics and unit.Very false description of whole unit … I will be sending these back !!

They where cheap I get that but it’s a dual system /2 micsBut you can only use one mic at a time which defeats tho whole point of the systemSo really a pile of crap do not bother

i would avoid these at all cost, sound quality is bad but, biggest problem i have with these.....even in a small venue they drop out like crazy, they unlink themselves whenever they want and batteries last less than 30 minutes, seriously i was not expecting much with them to start with but wished i had saved the money and bought some digital uhf mics

NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE.ONE MIC ALWAYS LOSES SIGNALSOUND QUALITY IS AWFUL EVEN FOR DRUNK IDIOTS TO USEAND THE INTERFERENCE IS HORRENDOUSDO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME.