Value Brand
Value Brand 8-Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System
Eight-channel UHF wireless system with metal handheld mics, fixed frequencies and 260 ft range
- All-metal receiver and mics withstand heavy use
- Eight fixed UHF channels eliminate unwanted distortion
- Individual volume controls balance each vocal precisely
- Auto-pairing enables plug-and-go setup in seconds
- 260ft reliable range covers large open spaces
8-Channel UHF Wireless System
This Value Brand system delivers eight fixed-frequency UHF channels in a rack-mountable metal receiver. Each handheld microphone uses a unidirectional dynamic cartridge designed to reduce feedback. The set targets karaoke hosts, churches, DJs and small-venue performers who need multiple wireless mics ready to use.
Fixed-Frequency Stability Over Distance
Fixed-frequency operation keeps all eight channels stable during extended events without the dropouts that can plague scanning systems. Individual volume controls on the receiver let you balance vocals continuously throughout a long service or gig. The manufacturer rates reliable range at 260 ft in wide-open spaces.
Rack Space and Output Requirements
Verify you have a standard rack bay for the metal receiver and enough free mixer channels for the eight XLR outputs plus the single 1/4-inch jack. The system was first listed in 2022, so confirm replacement parts and frequency coordination support are still available from the maker.
Highlights
- All-metal receiver and mics withstand heavy use
- Eight fixed UHF channels eliminate unwanted distortion
- Individual volume controls balance each vocal precisely
- Auto-pairing enables plug-and-go setup in seconds
- 260ft reliable range covers large open spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the all-metal receiver run hot or draw much power during an all-day event?
The metal chassis acts as a passive heatsink, so the rack-mountable receiver stays cool without fans and its fixed-frequency UHF circuitry keeps power draw low even with all eight channels active.
What cables or connectors do I need to hook the eight XLR outputs and the 1/4" jack into my mixer?
You supply eight standard XLR cables for the individual channel outputs and one 1/4" TS cable for the mixed output; the receiver provides the matching sockets.
Will the fixed-frequency UHF channels clash with the older VHF gear I still use?
The system operates on UHF fixed frequencies that are separate from legacy VHF bands, so the two can run side by side without mutual interference.
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