VocoPro
VocoPro Digital-Acapella-16 16-Channel UHF Wireless Handheld Microphone System
Sixteen-channel UHF wireless handheld microphone system with 24-bit digital audio from 50 Hz to 20 kHz and 200-foot range on the 900 MHz band
- Crystal-clear 24-bit digital audio from 50 Hz to 20 kHz
- 200-foot wireless range on the 900 MHz band
- 16 individual XLR outputs for precise channel control
- Four 1/4" mixed outputs for quick group patching
- Rackmount kit included for secure, organized installation
Sixteen-Channel UHF Wireless System
The VocoPro Digital-Acapella-16 is a 16-channel UHF digital wireless handheld microphone system built for professional vocal performances. It operates on the 900 MHz frequency band to avoid TV broadcast interference. Sixteen handheld microphones are included for large-group use.
Sustained Operation on 900 MHz
The 900 MHz band keeps connections stable during long events without disruption from TV signals. A 200-foot range supports consistent coverage across large venues. Twenty-four-bit digital resolution at 50 Hz to 20 kHz maintains audio fidelity throughout extended sessions.
Sixteen Individual XLR Outputs
Each channel provides a balanced XLR output for discrete routing and precise volume control. Four 1/4-inch mixed outputs allow a quick combined feed. A rackmount kit is included for secure installation in standard audio racks.
Highlights
- Crystal-clear 24-bit digital audio from 50 Hz to 20 kHz
- 200-foot wireless range on the 900 MHz band
- 16 individual XLR outputs for precise channel control
- Four 1/4" mixed outputs for quick group patching
- Rackmount kit included for secure, organized installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 16-channel receiver produce when it runs all day?
The rackmount receiver is passively cooled with no fans, so it generates minimal heat and operates silently during extended use.
What cables or mixer inputs must I already have to connect the 16 XLR and four 1/4" outputs?
You need 16 male-to-female XLR cables for the individual channels and up to four 1/4" TRS or TS cables for the mixed outputs, plus a mixer or interface with enough corresponding inputs.
Will the 900 MHz UHF system interfere with my older VHF wireless gear or analogue TV equipment?
The 900 MHz band avoids VHF frequencies and TV broadcast channels, so it coexists cleanly with legacy VHF microphones and analogue TV devices.
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