Receivers and Transmitters

A wireless microphone system includes two basic elements: the transmitter and the receiver. These are two essential microphone accessories. The transmitter, powered independently by a battery, transmits the signal from a connected microphone capsule via radio to the receiving unit, usually located in the same environment where the audio is captured. From there, the audio signal is conventionally picked up through a line, almost always balanced, and sent to the audio mixer and recording equipment. The transmitter, a fundamental element of every radio microphone, can essentially be of two types: handheld or bodypack.

Radio Microphone Accessories: Receivers and Transmitters

The handheld incorporates the transmitter in the microphone's grip, so both functions are contained in the same unit. The bodypack, on the other hand, can be connected to lavalier microphones, headsets, or instruments to transmit their audio signals; it's lightweight, compact, and can be easily attached to clothes, a belt, or a guitar strap.

The transmitter usually includes automatic frequency selection, which allows finding an available frequency at the touch of a button, and automatic transmitter configuration that in turn enables instant tuning of the transmitter to the receiver's frequency.

Another indispensable element of a wireless microphone is the receiver whose function is to demodulate and process the signal transmitted by the transmitter (bodypack or handheld) and convert it into an electrical signal. This signal is then transmitted via a cable to the amplifier or mixing console.

Choosing Transmitters and Receivers for Microphones in the Online Musical Instrument Store

Our online music instrument ecommerce offers transmitters and receivers with different features to fully cover the numerous needs of those working in the field. We also have convenient sets comprising transmitters, receivers, and various accessories to ensure our clients the best performance: from professional wedding videos to documentaries, street interviews, etc.

In this section of MusicalStore2005.com, you'll find everything about the world of wireless microphones in relation to transmitters and receivers. Every handheld microphone can become a radio microphone with the addition of a battery-powered transmitter that eliminates the annoying cables that can hinder the movements of both singers and musicians.

For musicians, there are many devices available in our dedicated section called Wireless Systems for Instruments. In the category, you will find everything you need to make a bass, a guitar, or other instruments wireless, thanks to transmitters that can be positioned on the belt or other parts of the clothing.