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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023
I have several Phenyx Pro Wireless systems. They all work really well. I have used them in various settings for worship. No issues at all. The handheld microphones will not fit in some standard mic holders, I got some clip ones that work well. The sound quality is great as well.
The body back microphones work well, they pick up some breath or nose noise, to be expected but it is mainly just figuring out the best place to put it. It is comfortable to wear and allows me to channel my inner Brittany Spears.
You can change frequencies but each of the microphones and body packs are specific to a certain channel on the unit. Meaning the microphone on channel A can change frequencies but will always be the one linked to channel A.
On the unit itself it has individual volume knobs and displays that show the incoming volume accurately. I would suggest labeling the microphones with the channel. I usually just send a mix out to my PA System, but I am limited in inputs. Having the individual XLR outputs would be very handy for extra mixing of the vocals and does work but the mix works great as well for my situation.
Range is well, we use it in an open air pavilion with no issues. I have tested the range around my farm and it works great. I do have a video for the 4 microphone system on my youtube channel if you search for the audio dabbler phenyx pro, it should come up. this one has the same range and quality.
I would highly recommend this microphone set, very versatile for both singers and speakers, it would be a great addition to any house of prayer without breaking the bank.
The body back microphones work well, they pick up some breath or nose noise, to be expected but it is mainly just figuring out the best place to put it. It is comfortable to wear and allows me to channel my inner Brittany Spears.
You can change frequencies but each of the microphones and body packs are specific to a certain channel on the unit. Meaning the microphone on channel A can change frequencies but will always be the one linked to channel A.
On the unit itself it has individual volume knobs and displays that show the incoming volume accurately. I would suggest labeling the microphones with the channel. I usually just send a mix out to my PA System, but I am limited in inputs. Having the individual XLR outputs would be very handy for extra mixing of the vocals and does work but the mix works great as well for my situation.
Range is well, we use it in an open air pavilion with no issues. I have tested the range around my farm and it works great. I do have a video for the 4 microphone system on my youtube channel if you search for the audio dabbler phenyx pro, it should come up. this one has the same range and quality.
I would highly recommend this microphone set, very versatile for both singers and speakers, it would be a great addition to any house of prayer without breaking the bank.
