D DebraD-440 UHF 4-Channel Wireless Lavalier & Headset Microphone System with 4 Bodypack Mics, Perfect for Karaoke, Parties, Weddings, Churches, DJ, Stage & Outdoor Events, 300 Ft Range

Great quality sound reproduction and very easy to set up and use especially for the price. Was very much surprised at how good it is.

easy to set up, good quality mics, range is good, however the 4th mic has stopped working and won't connect to the receiver anymore, i'm guessing the antenna in the mic has gone, it comes on but no connection on the receiver is made, can't seem to find much in the way of customer support either so be aware of that. The other 3 are going well though after 12 months of occasional use (parties)

This is the first time I've ever bought this sort of product. I've usually had them supplied or wherever I've been working. I have to say I was skeptical on the quality of the microphones themselves but you get great value for money because you can use the headsets. You can use them as a lapel mic or as a handheld microphone admissively. There are slight differences between that and my sure sm58 but those differences can be tweaked if they're linked into a mixing deck, but there's no fiddly got to find the frequencies you've literally turn it on, plug it into your sound deck (or amp) And if you go!!The only issue I did have was feedback. I think that was more to do with the mixing deck the DJ was using and his actual knowledge of how to do some adjustmentsThe body pack is strong and will attach either on waistbands or not me. I have lying on my bra strap for the back. Not heavy enough that it would start to tip over away from the bodyAs with most of these things, using good quality batteries in the body pack is a must. It's just two double A'sI will definitely buy another setup with just the headset microphonesThe only thing I need to know now is how I could link iems joe, I couldn't hear the music and lose the crowd noise because we were struggling to actually here the backing tracksIf anybody out there knows how I can wear a headset mic and use iems I would love to know. Is it as simple as just getting wireless ones or do they need to be wired which then will then restrict movement? I would imagine as a singer you need to be able to move about the stage but would be more than grateful to hear anybody 's adviceSo if you're starting out this is a great product without having to spend hundreds if not thousands of pounds but perfect for gigs that I've got say 200 people in them would highly recommend

After 2 months of use (average 4 hours per week) the receiver stopped working completely and would not turn on.

This is the only 4 channel system worth getting. I got the Phenyx one for my church, but the signal kept dropping, lots of noise. This is way better.