MWM-41F | 4-Channel UHF Digital Wireless Microphone System (Full-Rack)

Great wireless mikes!!

Best decision ever

I've been using this 4-channel wireless microphone system for a few weeks now, primarily for karaoke and some vocal recording. The sound quality is noticeably better than my previous VHF system. The UHF digital transmission really does deliver a clear, crisp audio signal. I noticed the EQ tuning enhances both the low and high frequencies, giving vocals a richer tone.The 260ft range is accurate and provides plenty of freedom to move around. Setting up the system was relatively easy, and the frequency hopping feature is a definite plus, minimizing interference. I tested it with two other wireless systems running and experienced no dropouts or signal issues. The build quality of the microphones feels solid and durable. If you're looking for a reliable wireless microphone setup for vocals, this is a great option.

The mics comes in a nice sturdy box that doubles as a carry case. It's packed in foam so nothing is loose. The receiver is made of metal and very easy to use. The mics are made of plastic with a metal mic head making it very light. It does feel cheap holding it in your hand especially if you are used to the high end metal mics. Considering that it is plastic, I wouldn't trust dropping it too many times, most likely to crack the plastic.As for performance, I did compare it to our church mics, which are Sennheisers. There was no problem with range, our stage is about 75 feet from the FOH. I didn't experience any drop outs with the testing. Voice production was quite good for such a low end mic. I copied the Sennheiser settings to a channel for the Melonare mic. Voice production was almost equal to the Sennheisers. Same singer using switching between both mics singing the same song multiple times. I could not tell the difference. Only time that I could tell was different was when the singer was talking to others on the stage and not directly into the mic. The Melonare did not pickup as well when it was not directly in front of the singer vs the Sennheisers were picking up much better. That could just be needing to adjust the gain settings, but otherwise everything else was equal to the 3 times more expensive mic.If you are on a budget, it is a good mic. With it being all plastic, singers will need to be careful not to drop it, doesn't seem very durable. This would be perfect to be used as a secondary mic system or as a portable system. Pricing should be lower too, maybe around $125 would make it a good bargain.

We have a Flowrider wave system on our property and had a surf contest recently and needed wireless mics for the announcer and judges.Purchased the Melonare MWM-41F quad channel microphone system for the job and it worked out perfectly.Super easy to set up and use, it has 4 outputs (XLR) for each individual microphone on the back - or one summed output (1/4”) which makes it incredibly easy for those not so technically inclined.Just run the single 1/4” out into a speaker and adjust each microphone volume on the MWM-41F rack unit.We took all 4 outs into a mixer and then onto the speakers, but will be using the single output for some of our smaller functions (weekend kids room / pool activities).Sound quality was great and battery life lasted all day.Build quality is decent, with very light handheld mics.This is a great system for our activities, highly recommended!