KEHIPI
KEHIPI K207 Wireless Microphone System, Dual Handheld UHF, 200ft Range, 48kHz/95dB, Gray
Dual handheld UHF system delivers 200 ft range with 48 kHz sampling and 95 dB sensitivity for karaoke, speeches and events
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- Stable UHF link reaches 200ft without dropouts
- 48kHz sampling and 95dB dynamic mic capture crisp vocals
- Auto-pair receiver is ready in seconds
- Receiver runs 8 hours on a single charge
- Works with 3.5mm or 6.35mm mic inputs only
Dual Handheld UHF System
The KEHIPI K207 is a dual handheld wireless microphone system operating on UHF frequencies for karaoke, speeches, parties, weddings, and church use. Two microphones can operate simultaneously on different channels. The receiver pairs automatically with the microphones when both are powered on.
3.5 mm and 6.35 mm Mic Jack Only
The receiver connects exclusively to a dedicated 3.5 mm or 6.35 mm microphone input on karaoke machines, PA systems, mixers, or amplifiers. It cannot be plugged into an AUX input and does not support Bluetooth pairing with phones, computers, or tablets.
48 kHz Sampling and 95 dB Sensitivity
Each microphone uses a built-in dynamic capsule with 48 kHz audio sampling and 95 dB sensitivity, combined with noise reduction, to capture clear voice reproduction. This specification determines the sound quality you can expect from the system.
Highlights
- Stable UHF link reaches 200ft without dropouts
- 48kHz sampling and 95dB dynamic mic capture crisp vocals
- Auto-pair receiver is ready in seconds
- Receiver runs 8 hours on a single charge
- Works with 3.5mm or 6.35mm mic inputs only
Specifications
| Brand | KEHIPI |
|---|---|
| Model | K207 |
| Part Number | K207 |
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the single or dual handheld version of the K207 system?
The K207 is a dual handheld system that supports up to two microphones operating on different channels simultaneously.
What does the 95 dB specification mean for my karaoke or speech setup?
The 95 dB figure indicates the microphone's sensitivity, allowing it to capture strong vocal signals clearly while the built-in noise reduction minimises background interference.
Which jack on my mixer or PA system should I plug the 3.5 mm or 6.35 mm receiver output into?
Connect the receiver only to a dedicated microphone input; the system is not compatible with AUX or line-level jacks and does not support Bluetooth devices.
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