I admit, for the price I wasn’t expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised to find out I was mistaken. I am a professional sound guy by trade, so I probably have higher expectations than the average user these microphones are geared towards. The first thing I noticed was how well packaged they were. I was disappointed in the manual as my aging eyes couldn’t make it out. Thankfully there was pdf version nicely located right on the Amazon site. The box included everything you need to get started. A charging cable for the receiver and batteries for the transmitters. So it wasn’t long before they were up and running. The one thing I didn’t expect at this price point was the included wind socks. That was a real surprise.
The microphones themselves are made from metal, another surprise. They are standard size and relatively light weight. Set up was as simple as it could be. There aren’t a lot of confusing controls to fuss with. So new users should have no trouble getting started. There are two adapters included. It’s really amazing how much you get for such a moderate price point.
I put these mics through a variety of tests to see how they would perform under various conditions. The rage was I,oressive, but you have to pay attention to the orientation of the receiver to get the most out of it. Even with the receiver obscured I was still able to get a very usable distance out of them. One thing I did notice is the indicator screens on the mics were almost impossible to read out doors even in the shade. Although this shouldn’t be a problem once they are set up. The mute button works well but it does make an annoying metallic sound when pressed. I believe if it were made with some high impact plastic that would go away. One thing to remember is both mics are on one receiver, so you can not individually change their levels or equalization. Both mics sounded the same and were equal in volume. The sound is okay. I was able to use eq and get them sounding pretty decent. Overal this was an easy to use decent sounding mic package that would be great for parties and singing karaoke. They would also be an excellent choice for people needing to have a quick and easy public address system where there might be multiple speakers. I was able to plug the receiver into the back of a powered speaker and have a working systems an about two minutes. I can see these being very useful for those that might need a cheap set up for a one off event, or for those that might be getting started. Overall you can’t go wrong with these microphones at this price point.
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Product Description
Phenyx Pro PDP-2 Portable System
Ultimate convenience with the portable rechargeable receiver
The portable wireless microphone receiver with a universal Type-C charging port generates 5.5 hours of party time — suitable for small-scale events like karaoke, weddings, church sermons, broadcast, meetings, etc. Easily achieve 200ft coverage when using the unit in the proper line-of-sight distance. For better reception and fewer staccatos, please use the angle TS adapter to keep the receiver upward. Now find your beat with the compact PDP-2 dual wireless mic system!
Wireless Microphone Tips
Hold Your Mic Properly
Do not cover with your hands the bottom of the transmitter where the signal is sent to avoid signal block.
Place the Antenna Correctly
Keep the receiver antenna upward. Insert the receiver to the angle TS male to female adapter firmly if needed.
Ensure Line of Sight
Use the microphone directly to the receiver in the proper range for better reception and fewer staccatos. Clean up metals in the line of sight.
No Bluetooth
This unit ciphers and deciphers signals in digital transmission. But it has no Bluetooth function to be compatible with other electronics.
The Line Up
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| Sold By | Phenyx Technology, LLC | Phenyx Pro Audio | Phenyx Pro Audio | Phenyx Pro Audio | Yin ProAudio | Phenyx Pro Direct |
| power source | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| connectivity tech | USB | Dual-Channel Wireless Mic | UHF | UHF | — | XLR |
| connector type | 6.35 mm Jack | XLR | XLR, 6.35 mm Jack | XLR, 6.35 mm Jack | XLR | XLR, 6.35 mm Jack |
| model number | PDP-2 | PTU-52B | PTU-4000A | PTU-5000A | 2 portatifs | PH5014 |
| material | Metal | Metal | Metal | Metal | Metal | Metal |
| battery quantity | 4 aa | 4 aa | 16 aa | 8 aa | 4 aa | 8 aa |
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Great product at reasonable price!
Phenyx PDP-2 wireless microphone reviewFirst - a disclaimer. Phenyx supplied these wireless microphones for us to test and review with no strings attached. A good or bad is welcomed by them - they just want open review. I have no financial interests in the company.So you do not need to read the whole review below - I like this wireless microphone product and it is a great buy. We have used Phenyx products before and they have performed flawlessly, including similar wireless microphones. I recommend them as a general purpose wireless microphone system.Also, all our performance equipment, including our amplifier, must be battery powered because we perform where no power is available. This rules out high end equipment that has AC powered receivers for wireless equipment that allows for better volume adjustments.Let's dig in. It is obvious that the paper pouch Amazon used for shipping did not protect the box. We typically use the box to protect the product from gig to gig. We will need to purchase a carrying box for these.First impression is that the product is high quality and professionally packaged with pride in their product. Even the instructions are in English and fairly well written - unusual for imported products. The microphones and receiver are solid and with high end feel, including the buttons. The microphones use AA batteries which is good and bad. The good - they are easily replaced if they run out of power while being used which cannot be done with microphones that have an internal fixed rechargeable battery. The fixed internal batteries will also die over time rendering the rechargeable microphones useless so these Phenyx microphones have the advantage because it is easy to have spare batteries with you. Bad - creates a lot of toxic waste. That said, rechargeable AA batteries are the way to go, but the documentation does not recommend what type of rechargeable battery to use whether typical NiCad or lithium.Battery life in our other wireless microphones has been stellar - I have never documented how long the batteries last because I do not care as long as they do not run out in the middle of a performance, and never had because the charge indicator works great.The microphones arrive preset for main channels A and B - nice touch. The aluminum cylinder unscrews allowing battery replacement, two AA batteries per microphone, and for accessing the frequency channel change button preventing accidental changes when the cylinder is screwed on. The plastic cap on the end of the microphone unscrews but there is no reason to unscrew this cap, and is likely plastic because the transmitting antenna is located there and metal would shield the signal. Each microphone has 15 frequency channels that are unique to each channel which is unique compared to other wireless microphones I have used - prevents accidentally using the same frequency for each mic and allows more frequencies to select to avoid interference from other devices that may be in the area.The microphone power button requires some effort to depress, and this is good because it prevents accidental presses. The button powers the microphone on and off, plus a simple press will mute the microphone when it is powered on. Nice. The nice blue crisp display is always on, lit or timed-out dim mode, and not a distraction. The display indicates battery state of charge, signal strength, channel A or B, frequency channel number, and if the microphone is muted.Sound quality is excellent for vocals, which is how we use them at church. I did not test frequency response range or test with an acoustic musical instrument as we use another wireless product with our instruments. The inclusion of a foam cover for each microphone is nice touch - we trade off a minor sound quality reduction for reducing pop when the covers are being used.The only improvement that I would like added to the microphones is a volume control on each microphone because both microphones feed into one receiver that does not have any volume controls. Our other microphone set from another vendor has this feature on each microphone. I guess we could purchase another receiver, if I knew how to do this, allowing each wireless microphone to feed its A or B signal into separate amplifier inputs thus allowing volume and tone adjustments for each microphone. (Note to Phenyx - would be nice to have a wireless microphone kit with two microphones with a receiver for each one.)The receiver is solid and well built with an aluminum housing. It supports both microphones with one output and connects to the sound system with a mono 1/4" jack. It is rechargeable using a USB-C connector, and the system includes a USB-A to USB-C short cable but any USB-C charging cable work, and the kit does not include a power adapter - this is not an issue because I have many USB-A power adapters laying around. The instructions do not state if there is a minimum wattage required for charging. The power button on the receiver is very well designed and feels professional. The two LED indicators are basic but shows what you need to know to operate the system - that the microphones are connected and battery charge status. The antenna is weird as no other wireless product I use has one and may be due to the shielding effects of the aluminum housing. That said, this may be the reason that both microphones stay connected with no drops or sound degradation when in use. I have not had this system long enough to check how long the battery lasts, but I may never know as we recharge all equipment after our two masses where the devices are on for about a 4 1/2 hour time frame total and have never had any issues. It also appears that the receiver can be charged with a portable power bank while it is in use. Great for the time when charging was forgotten.Would I buy these if I had too? Yes. They are well built and perform perfectly for what we use them for in church fixed on a microphone stand and powered on for two hours at a time. Sound quality for vocals is great.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
The range on this unit is also very good with no interference or cut out for approximately 80 feet through walls. We tested this with the receiver indoors and the transmitters (microphones) outdoors and through three floors of a building. The microphone never cut out inside and only cut out at a long distance outdoors (with the receiver still indoors).
Changing channels was a little confusing because the instruction manual talked of pairing (which is typical). However, upon testing we noted this isn’t necessary. The receiver switches automatically recognizing the channels as each microphone (transmitter) is set.
The only major con we noted was the battery life on the microphones (transmitters). The included AA batteries were new and sealed but lasted around 2 hours of use. This definitely falls short of some of the other Phenyx wireless systems.
Pros: Price – 2 quality wireless microphones for under $100, Sound quality is above average, Range is great, Ease of use in changing frequencies, USB Rechargeable receiver (brick not included) and you can use while it’s charging
Cons: Battery life is extremely limited compared to other Phenyx microphones, Shared receiver offers less flexibility for personalized sound if both microphones are in use
Overall, we will be using these in Eden On Fire. They are good microphones.
Size: PDP-2Verified Purchase
Phenyx offers a microphone system with great bang for the buck
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
The Phenyx Pro PDP-2 digital is a really good bang for the buck. Having been using the PTU-71 system for some time, we did not expect this affordable option to compare. The sound quality is not quite as crisp as the PTU-71 wireless system and the microphones are significantly light in weight. However, the PDP-2 system sound was still very good for this affordable option.Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
The range on this unit is also very good with no interference or cut out for approximately 80 feet through walls. We tested this with the receiver indoors and the transmitters (microphones) outdoors and through three floors of a building. The microphone never cut out inside and only cut out at a long distance outdoors (with the receiver still indoors).
Changing channels was a little confusing because the instruction manual talked of pairing (which is typical). However, upon testing we noted this isn’t necessary. The receiver switches automatically recognizing the channels as each microphone (transmitter) is set.
The only major con we noted was the battery life on the microphones (transmitters). The included AA batteries were new and sealed but lasted around 2 hours of use. This definitely falls short of some of the other Phenyx wireless systems.
Pros: Price – 2 quality wireless microphones for under $100, Sound quality is above average, Range is great, Ease of use in changing frequencies, USB Rechargeable receiver (brick not included) and you can use while it’s charging
Cons: Battery life is extremely limited compared to other Phenyx microphones, Shared receiver offers less flexibility for personalized sound if both microphones are in use
Overall, we will be using these in Eden On Fire. They are good microphones.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023
Size: PDP-2Verified Purchase
Phenyx PDP-2 wireless microphone review
First - a disclaimer. Phenyx supplied these wireless microphones for us to test and review with no strings attached. A good or bad is welcomed by them - they just want open review. I have no financial interests in the company.
So you do not need to read the whole review below - I like this wireless microphone product and it is a great buy. We have used Phenyx products before and they have performed flawlessly, including similar wireless microphones. I recommend them as a general purpose wireless microphone system.
Also, all our performance equipment, including our amplifier, must be battery powered because we perform where no power is available. This rules out high end equipment that has AC powered receivers for wireless equipment that allows for better volume adjustments.
Let's dig in. It is obvious that the paper pouch Amazon used for shipping did not protect the box. We typically use the box to protect the product from gig to gig. We will need to purchase a carrying box for these.
First impression is that the product is high quality and professionally packaged with pride in their product. Even the instructions are in English and fairly well written - unusual for imported products. The microphones and receiver are solid and with high end feel, including the buttons. The microphones use AA batteries which is good and bad. The good - they are easily replaced if they run out of power while being used which cannot be done with microphones that have an internal fixed rechargeable battery. The fixed internal batteries will also die over time rendering the rechargeable microphones useless so these Phenyx microphones have the advantage because it is easy to have spare batteries with you. Bad - creates a lot of toxic waste. That said, rechargeable AA batteries are the way to go, but the documentation does not recommend what type of rechargeable battery to use whether typical NiCad or lithium.
Battery life in our other wireless microphones has been stellar - I have never documented how long the batteries last because I do not care as long as they do not run out in the middle of a performance, and never had because the charge indicator works great.
The microphones arrive preset for main channels A and B - nice touch. The aluminum cylinder unscrews allowing battery replacement, two AA batteries per microphone, and for accessing the frequency channel change button preventing accidental changes when the cylinder is screwed on. The plastic cap on the end of the microphone unscrews but there is no reason to unscrew this cap, and is likely plastic because the transmitting antenna is located there and metal would shield the signal. Each microphone has 15 frequency channels that are unique to each channel which is unique compared to other wireless microphones I have used - prevents accidentally using the same frequency for each mic and allows more frequencies to select to avoid interference from other devices that may be in the area.
The microphone power button requires some effort to depress, and this is good because it prevents accidental presses. The button powers the microphone on and off, plus a simple press will mute the microphone when it is powered on. Nice. The nice blue crisp display is always on, lit or timed-out dim mode, and not a distraction. The display indicates battery state of charge, signal strength, channel A or B, frequency channel number, and if the microphone is muted.
Sound quality is excellent for vocals, which is how we use them at church. I did not test frequency response range or test with an acoustic musical instrument as we use another wireless product with our instruments. The inclusion of a foam cover for each microphone is nice touch - we trade off a minor sound quality reduction for reducing pop when the covers are being used.
The only improvement that I would like added to the microphones is a volume control on each microphone because both microphones feed into one receiver that does not have any volume controls. Our other microphone set from another vendor has this feature on each microphone. I guess we could purchase another receiver, if I knew how to do this, allowing each wireless microphone to feed its A or B signal into separate amplifier inputs thus allowing volume and tone adjustments for each microphone. (Note to Phenyx - would be nice to have a wireless microphone kit with two microphones with a receiver for each one.)
The receiver is solid and well built with an aluminum housing. It supports both microphones with one output and connects to the sound system with a mono 1/4" jack. It is rechargeable using a USB-C connector, and the system includes a USB-A to USB-C short cable but any USB-C charging cable work, and the kit does not include a power adapter - this is not an issue because I have many USB-A power adapters laying around. The instructions do not state if there is a minimum wattage required for charging. The power button on the receiver is very well designed and feels professional. The two LED indicators are basic but shows what you need to know to operate the system - that the microphones are connected and battery charge status. The antenna is weird as no other wireless product I use has one and may be due to the shielding effects of the aluminum housing. That said, this may be the reason that both microphones stay connected with no drops or sound degradation when in use. I have not had this system long enough to check how long the battery lasts, but I may never know as we recharge all equipment after our two masses where the devices are on for about a 4 1/2 hour time frame total and have never had any issues. It also appears that the receiver can be charged with a portable power bank while it is in use. Great for the time when charging was forgotten.
Would I buy these if I had too? Yes. They are well built and perform perfectly for what we use them for in church fixed on a microphone stand and powered on for two hours at a time. Sound quality for vocals is great.
First - a disclaimer. Phenyx supplied these wireless microphones for us to test and review with no strings attached. A good or bad is welcomed by them - they just want open review. I have no financial interests in the company.
So you do not need to read the whole review below - I like this wireless microphone product and it is a great buy. We have used Phenyx products before and they have performed flawlessly, including similar wireless microphones. I recommend them as a general purpose wireless microphone system.
Also, all our performance equipment, including our amplifier, must be battery powered because we perform where no power is available. This rules out high end equipment that has AC powered receivers for wireless equipment that allows for better volume adjustments.
Let's dig in. It is obvious that the paper pouch Amazon used for shipping did not protect the box. We typically use the box to protect the product from gig to gig. We will need to purchase a carrying box for these.
First impression is that the product is high quality and professionally packaged with pride in their product. Even the instructions are in English and fairly well written - unusual for imported products. The microphones and receiver are solid and with high end feel, including the buttons. The microphones use AA batteries which is good and bad. The good - they are easily replaced if they run out of power while being used which cannot be done with microphones that have an internal fixed rechargeable battery. The fixed internal batteries will also die over time rendering the rechargeable microphones useless so these Phenyx microphones have the advantage because it is easy to have spare batteries with you. Bad - creates a lot of toxic waste. That said, rechargeable AA batteries are the way to go, but the documentation does not recommend what type of rechargeable battery to use whether typical NiCad or lithium.
Battery life in our other wireless microphones has been stellar - I have never documented how long the batteries last because I do not care as long as they do not run out in the middle of a performance, and never had because the charge indicator works great.
The microphones arrive preset for main channels A and B - nice touch. The aluminum cylinder unscrews allowing battery replacement, two AA batteries per microphone, and for accessing the frequency channel change button preventing accidental changes when the cylinder is screwed on. The plastic cap on the end of the microphone unscrews but there is no reason to unscrew this cap, and is likely plastic because the transmitting antenna is located there and metal would shield the signal. Each microphone has 15 frequency channels that are unique to each channel which is unique compared to other wireless microphones I have used - prevents accidentally using the same frequency for each mic and allows more frequencies to select to avoid interference from other devices that may be in the area.
The microphone power button requires some effort to depress, and this is good because it prevents accidental presses. The button powers the microphone on and off, plus a simple press will mute the microphone when it is powered on. Nice. The nice blue crisp display is always on, lit or timed-out dim mode, and not a distraction. The display indicates battery state of charge, signal strength, channel A or B, frequency channel number, and if the microphone is muted.
Sound quality is excellent for vocals, which is how we use them at church. I did not test frequency response range or test with an acoustic musical instrument as we use another wireless product with our instruments. The inclusion of a foam cover for each microphone is nice touch - we trade off a minor sound quality reduction for reducing pop when the covers are being used.
The only improvement that I would like added to the microphones is a volume control on each microphone because both microphones feed into one receiver that does not have any volume controls. Our other microphone set from another vendor has this feature on each microphone. I guess we could purchase another receiver, if I knew how to do this, allowing each wireless microphone to feed its A or B signal into separate amplifier inputs thus allowing volume and tone adjustments for each microphone. (Note to Phenyx - would be nice to have a wireless microphone kit with two microphones with a receiver for each one.)
The receiver is solid and well built with an aluminum housing. It supports both microphones with one output and connects to the sound system with a mono 1/4" jack. It is rechargeable using a USB-C connector, and the system includes a USB-A to USB-C short cable but any USB-C charging cable work, and the kit does not include a power adapter - this is not an issue because I have many USB-A power adapters laying around. The instructions do not state if there is a minimum wattage required for charging. The power button on the receiver is very well designed and feels professional. The two LED indicators are basic but shows what you need to know to operate the system - that the microphones are connected and battery charge status. The antenna is weird as no other wireless product I use has one and may be due to the shielding effects of the aluminum housing. That said, this may be the reason that both microphones stay connected with no drops or sound degradation when in use. I have not had this system long enough to check how long the battery lasts, but I may never know as we recharge all equipment after our two masses where the devices are on for about a 4 1/2 hour time frame total and have never had any issues. It also appears that the receiver can be charged with a portable power bank while it is in use. Great for the time when charging was forgotten.
Would I buy these if I had too? Yes. They are well built and perform perfectly for what we use them for in church fixed on a microphone stand and powered on for two hours at a time. Sound quality for vocals is great.
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WL Shin
Versitile, Flexible and portable
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 2, 2024
WL Shin
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 2, 2024
With this amazing product I have more flexibility, mobility and portability.
PDP-2 sounds very clear and crisps and I found no difference on the quality of sound compared to my exisisting Phenyx pro line ups such as PTU-52 & PTU-7000.
Phenyx pro already gives lots of benefit when you have very limited source of input and this is another great example of you can get two vocal source on one channel with one TS PDP 2 receiver.
And if you are looking for a product which does the job well with budget but maximize the capacity of mic system this will be the option you can use.
With the additional angled TS connector makes me receiver upright everytime so that I can get the signal clearly from the transmitters.
I used in various scenarios (inside during worship and outside) and absolutely loved the flawless sound and connectivity.
Very easy to use and versatile is the key benefit of this item.
Only few downside that I found during my usage of PDP2 was, when I plugged in to my analog Mix into the line input, vocal sound was a bit quiet but if I put it into XLR input via connector, it was ok with increase the gain. (I might use it incorrectly)
Secondly, as I saw it from other review, battery drains quite quickly than other models like PTU-52/7000. I used one and half an hour this week and last week and the battery level is very low already (only one bar left out of three)
Other than that this will be my most used mic system for my church event inside and outside (mainly for outside)
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Issy Szemeti
Good value wireless mics
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 4, 2024La qualité sonore laisse a désirer. Le Micro ne focalise pas la voix mais tout les moindres bruits. Pas top pour chanter
Décevant pour le chant
Reviewed in France on May 22, 2024