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LORDWORLD
Dual-channel VHF wireless system with two handheld microphones, 200 foot range and up to 12 hours battery life
The LORDWORLD Stage 200 is a dual-channel VHF wireless microphone system designed for vocal performances and presentations. It includes two handheld transmitters fitted with Samson Q6 dynamic capsules using a cardioid pickup pattern. The system delivers crisp, clear sound across a 200 foot operating range.
This system suits speakers, singers and small venues needing two simultaneous wireless channels with up to 12 hours of battery life per microphone. Buyers who only need a single wireless channel or prefer a wired connection should look at alternative configurations.
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Each microphone runs on standard AA batteries; fresh alkaline cells typically deliver the quoted 12 hours of continuous use.
Group D occupies a specific VHF block; it will coexist with other equipment only if that gear operates on a different frequency group or band.
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