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Key Features
- 174MHz-216MHz VHF Frequency
- 8-Channel Microphone System
- Includes 8 Conference Microphones
- Includes 8-Channel Receiver
The Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System is sold complete with 8 wireless table-top microphones, and an 8-channel wireless receiver with mixed output on mono XLR and 1/4" outputs. The PDW8300 is a cost-effective and efficient system that operates over the VHF frequency band, eliminating the need for obtrusive cabling. There are 8 individual microphone level controls, 8 audio outputs and a stereo mixed audio output. Setup is quick and the system is easy to operate, making the PDWM8300 a viable solution for conferences, board meetings, and more.
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How does each microphone get the power? is it ...
How does each microphone get the power? is it battery operated or is there a power cable for each mic? Thanks,
The Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System
BH #PYPDWM8300 microphones are powered by 9 volt batteries.
Date published: 2022-06-10
Our university is a county Communication tower on ...
Our university is a county Communication tower on the edge of our campus, plus the university is in the glide path for landing runways at our international Airport 5-8 miles away. Any known comm interference in the frequency range?
No issues that we are aware of. 174–216 MHz is reserved spectrum for professional wireless microphones.
Date published: 2019-09-25
Does each microphone have a fixed frequency? If I ...
Does each microphone have a fixed frequency? If I wanted to have 16 microphones, could I buy two of these units and use a single receiver? In other words each channel would handle two microphones. This would be assuming that "mute" switch turns off transmitter when not in use.
Each mic has one set VHF frequency, and eight is the limit with this system. For a sixteen-channel system, I would consider the VocoPro 16-Channel UHF Digital Wireless Conference System, BH #VODIGCNF16.
Date published: 2021-03-16
XLR (or 1/4") out to USB, for use with Zoom? ...
XLR (or 1/4") out to USB, for use with Zoom? We're holding meetings that are up to 20 people, hybrid onsite/offsite using Zoom. We used a single omnidirectional mic that was abysmal, the participants at home could hear almost nothing. If I took the XLR out of this, adapted it to USB on the laptop, does anyone know if this would be recognized as a single mic input that would then be broadcast?
Or you could use a separate audio interface like a mixer or this Focusrite audo interface. if you want to add microphones to the system. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1779668-REG/focusrite_scarlett_4i4_4g_scarlett_4i4_4th.html
Date published: 2026-02-23
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does each mic have a mute button?
Each mic has its own mute switch.
Date published: 2019-02-05
Are both outputs active and can be used at the ...
Are both outputs active and can be used at the same time?
Yes, the two outputs on the Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System (B&H # PYPDWM8300) are simultaneously active.
Date published: 2024-07-17
If more than one person talks at a time (2-3), ...
If more than one person talks at a time (2-3), what is the quality like?
The sound quality is the same even with 2 -3 persons speaking.
Date published: 2024-07-19
we use a system called zoom room which is on a ...
we use a system called zoom room which is on a computer and users dial into the meeting. will this work with that?
It will work with any system that has a 1/4th mono microphone input.
Date published: 2019-07-10