MX-2 | Dual UHF Auto-Scan Wireless XLR Transmitter & Receiver System

200 FREQUENCIES, AUTO SCAN
Built for busy UHF environments, the MX-2 wireless XLR transmitter receiver system offers 200 selectable frequencies and automatic scanning to help find a cleaner channel when several wireless devices are used nearby. After choosing a frequency, sync the transmitter and receiver quickly for stable audio up to 130 ft, giving hosts, singers, teachers, and event teams room to move on stages, churches, weddings, classrooms, and venues

CLEAR, LOW-LATENCY SOUND
This rechargeable wireless XLR adapter works with ≤0.2ms latency to help keep speech, vocals, livestreams, and video recording closely in sync. With 120dB dynamic range and a typical 102dB signal-to-noise ratio, it helps deliver cleaner vocal detail, lower perceived noise, and clearer audio for voice-focused wireless transmission

+48V PHANTOM POWER SUPPORT
This plug-on wireless microphone adapter gives you more freedom to build the setup you need, whether using a dynamic mic or a condenser microphone that requires +48V phantom power. The transmitter connects to compatible condenser mics, dynamic mics, and DI or XLR output devices, while the receiver routes audio to mixers, PA systems, or other audio equipment with an XLR input, making wired audio sources easier to use wirelessly

DUAL-HANDHELD SETUP, QUICK MUTE
One receiver works with two plug-on transmitters, letting two compatible XLR handheld microphones share one compact dual-channel wireless system for interviews, duets, classes, speeches, or two-person hosting. Simple pairing and one-key mute make it easier to pause audio between segments without unplugging cables, helping reduce clutter, speed up setup, and keep small event teams organized

LIGHTWEIGHT, RECHARGEABLE DESIGN
Easy to pack, carry, and prep between sessions, this wireless XLR transmitter receiver weighs about 39g per transmitter and about 62g for the receiver. Quick recharge times help you get ready faster: each transmitter recharges in about 50 minutes and the receiver in about 1.5 hours, with up to 5 hours in 0V mode, 2.5 hours in +48V mode, and up to 5 hours for the receiver, helping reduce downtime between rehearsals, events, or back-to-back sessions