VocoPro UHF-3200-10 - UHF-Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System

VocoPro UHF-3200-10 - UHF-Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System

Marsoni

M251S

$174.50

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VocoPro UHF-3200-10 - UHF-Dual Channel Wireless Microphone SystemThe UHF 3200 operates on the less crowded UHF frequency band giving you a clearer, interference free sound. Each mic channel has its own volume control and you can either output both channels independently or together using the "mixed output" channel. Enjoy wireless freedom at home or in the club with the UHF 3200. Features Frequency Sets: UHF 3200 10 9M,9N Low battery indicator (LED) on mics Dual antennas provide clear signal reception Rugged 1 RU

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012