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PWH-A2 | Advanced True Diversity Wireless Handheld Mic for PTAU-2
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Reliable UHF Handheld Microphone for Demanding Performers
This wireless handheld microphone delivers stable UHF transmission up to 400 ft with true diversity circuitry — ideal for performers, speakers, and presenters. The custom dynamic capsule and tuned EQ capture vocals with clarity and depth. An LCD screen lets you monitor transmitter status in real time, and a one-touch mute button offers quick control on stage. With a rugged metal body and reinforced plastic parts, it’s built to handle everyday use.
Features:
Stable Signal with Diversity Circuitry: True diversity design and anti-interference technology provide stable UHF signal transmission up to 400 ft.
Exceptional Sound Quality: Features a specially designed dynamic microphone capsule that captures every nuance with exceptional precision, and a meticulously tuned EQ that brings out the richness and brightness in vocals.
One-Touch Mute: Press the power button to temporarily mute the microphone, preventing unwanted noise or interruptions.
User-Friendly Interface: Equipped with an LCD screen for real-time monitoring of frequency, battery life, and transmitter signal strength.
Reliable, Rugged Build: Constructed with a robust metal body and high-quality plastic components, this handheld mic is ready for heavy use—on stage, on tour, or in daily rehearsals.
PTAU-2 System Compatible: Seamlessly integrates with the Phenyx Pro PTAU-2 wireless system.
- Incredibly smooth, polished sound—clean, natural vocal tone that sits perfectly in the mix.
- Performs extremely well against my high-end mics. One guest asked if it's Shure or Sennheiser!
As a working singer, I’ve used my share of wireless mic systems over the years, and this one truly stands out. From the moment I fired it up, it exceeded my expectations. It’s clear right away that a lot of thought went into both the sound and the design.What impressed me first was the audio quality. The mics have an incredibly smooth, polished sound—no harsh highs, no brittle edge—just a clean, natural vocal tone that sits perfectly in the mix. Whether I’m belting out a rock song or dialing it back for something more dynamic, the response is there. It captures nuance beautifully and makes performing feel effortless instead of fighting the gear.In terms of build, these microphones feel fantastic in the hand. The all-metal construction gives them a solid, professional, road-ready feel without being too heavy. They’re well balanced—not top-heavy or awkward—which really matters during long sets.One of my favorite features is the frequency lock. Once everything is set, you can lock it in and not worry about anything changing mid-show or interference creeping in. That kind of reliability is huge in a live setting. The wireless range is also excellent, giving me the freedom to move without ever worrying about dropouts.From a singer’s perspective, this system delivers exactly where it counts: great sound, comfort, and total confidence on stage. It easily punches above its price point and has earned a permanent place in my live rig.I also run a small production company and use this system regularly with other singers. Every single one of them has commented on how much they like the mic—and they always ask what it is and where to get it. I proudly point them in the right direction every time.This is one of those pieces of gear you’re genuinely excited to use.
Look at the youtube reviews... This kit does exactly what it is supposed to do and for 1/3 the price of other name-brand microphones!
The quality is amazing. They give our Shure wireless microphones a great competition, and for a fraction of the price. I have them both working within 100 feet from the receiver in a room full of audience. They are just great. The sound quality, the range, just great.
I own Shure KSM9 wireless mic and both Sennheiser wired E965 and E945 mics. So I was nervous about this one. But to my surprise, it performs extremely well against KSM9 and E965 in sound quality -my high-end mics. One of my guests said "This mic is very good. is it Shure or Sennheiser?" I just laughed.The minor downside is that both mics show channel A, instead of A & B, so I have to use a color code rings and the frequencies to tell them apart. But it is not a big deal to me.I strongly believe it is worth it. Kudos to the manufacture!