LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Concert 88x 100-Channel UHF Earset Mic K Band
A professional UHF wireless earset microphone system offering 100 channels across 25 MHz bandwidth, supporting up to 8 simultaneous systems with 300 ft range and including a rackmount kit
- 100 UHF channels give clear frequency options
- 25 MHz bandwidth supports reliable signal transmission
- 300 ft line-of-sight range covers large venues
- Up to 8 simultaneous systems per band enable multi-mic setups
- Rackmount kit included simplifies professional installation
Professional UHF Wireless System
The LORDWORLD Concert 88x delivers a high-performance professional UHF wireless system with 100 operating channels across 25 MHz bandwidth. It is built for presenters, performers and production crews who need reliable hands-free audio capture in demanding live or installed environments.
Multi-Channel Operation Under Load
Up to 8 systems can be used simultaneously per frequency band, with the exact count depending on regional regulations. The wide channel count and 300' line-of-sight operating range help maintain clean signal when multiple units are active across a venue.
Rackmount Integration
A rackmount kit is included for fixed installations in equipment racks. The earset microphone design keeps the capsule close to the mouth while leaving hands free, and the K-band tuning provides a defined spectrum slice for coordination with other wireless gear.
Highlights
- 100 UHF channels give clear frequency options
- 25 MHz bandwidth supports reliable signal transmission
- 300 ft line-of-sight range covers large venues
- Up to 8 simultaneous systems per band enable multi-mic setups
- Rackmount kit included simplifies professional installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 100-channel UHF system run hot or draw much power when used all day?
The wireless receiver and earset transmitter are designed for continuous professional use with low heat output and efficient power consumption.
What must I already own — such as a mixer or power supply — to operate the Concert 88x earset mic?
You need a sound source with a microphone-level input and a standard AC outlet for the rackmount receiver; the earset transmitter runs on its own batteries.
Can the K-band system work alongside older VHF or UHF gear without interference?
With 100 channels across 25 MHz and up to 8 simultaneous systems per band, frequency coordination lets it coexist with legacy wireless equipment.
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