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| Matrix Pro Wireless Lavalier Clip-on Microphone System | 
 enlarge | Brand: Shoptronics
Category: CE
Buy New: $14.49
New (3) from $14.49
Avg. Customer Rating:  11 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
MPN: M601
Model: M601
UPC: 844632014598
EAN: 0844632014598
ASIN: B0002KR7EU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Complete wireless lavalier/clip-on microphone system with wireless receiver, lavalier/clip-on microphone, and wireless belt pack transmitter with volume control | | • | Low distortion and ultra quiet operation | | • | Microphone with clip to attach to your clothing | | • | Adjustable frequency setting allows you to easily select a clear broadcast signal | | • | Available in 2 different frequencies |
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Product Description
Matrix makes any performance possible with wireless freedom! Ideal for any musical style or performance. Whether you are doing a presentation, instructing aerobics, or singing karaoke this high fidelity wireless microphone system gives you crystal clear sound, dynamic voice reproduction, hands-free convenience, and high performance. And its affordable!This unit will work in a wide range of wireless applications: clubs, stadiums, theatres, presentations, restaurants, karaoke, demonstrations, speeches, churches, schools, meetings, and dances. Great for musicians or DJs.Now anyone can use the freedom of a professional high quality wireless lavalier/clip-on microphone system with reliable fail-safe performance and warm, rich, vocal reproduction.The microphone clips on to your shirt and you wear the belt pack transmitter on your waist. Connect the wireless receiver to your mixing console or amplifier and your hands-free solution is ready to go!For the convenience and freedom of a wireless microphone at an incredible price, this wireless mic is a great value! You will be surprised at its sound quality, looks, and overall performance! The condenser omnidirectional lavalier wireless system features a clothing clip, belt-pack transmitter with power switch, and volume control, and has an effective transmission range of up to 65 ft. The lavalier system has a frequency response of 80-12,500 Hz. It's ideal for hands-free uses like lectures and presentations. The compact FM receiver features a 1/4" gold plug, on/off switch, power indicator LED, fine-tuning adjustment set screw, and pigtail antenna. System comes complete with: Matrix lavalier/clip-on microphone, Matrix wireless receiver (battery operated), wireless transmitter (battery operated belt pack), batteries, protective case, instruction manual with 1 year warranty.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Save your money September 28, 2008
When it worked this microphone was fine for a distance of about 20 feet. It faded quickly however in under an hour. I checked the battery, thinking it was chewing up batteries. The battery still registed 9Volts? I returned the item and spent an extra hundred for another lavalier that I am happy with. The only thing this has going for it is that you can't get a better price. If it stays working - you got a deal. If not you are only out $20.00 at most. I successfully returned mine for a full refund so I lost no money. I own the Pyle 100 watt portable PA system & it is a quality product - so I don't understand the lack of quality in the lavalier.
 To use with camcorder June 19, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I brought this to use with my Canon HV30. The mic itself is working fine, but it does not work with my camcorder when plug in directly. I spent so much time to try to get it to work, and finally I got it to work. Here is the solutions:
1) Plug in the lav mic receiver to your pre-amp, mixer, or receiver. In my case, I use Rolls MX56C mixer for the portable reason and it work with V9 battery.
2) Connect the phone out from the pre-amp/mixer to the camcorder mic in with 1/8 jack cable. If you pre-amp or receiver does not have phone out, you can use line out. However, you need a special cable from Radio Shack to pad down the signal or whatever. The cable cost about $5 and the part# is Attenuating Cord 42-2461A.
 At least there's sound (usually) April 9, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this just because of the price, to see if I would even have to fork out more dough for Mics for my projects (and for this price, why not?) but to sell a Mic of this infernal quality that says "Super Professional" on the casing is just a crime against humanity.
Bear in mind that it DOES usually work (from no more than about 12 feet away), but it sounds like 1930's radio (actually, 1930's radio had tiny amounts of bass, and was at least *remotely* clean - this has negative amounts of bass, and has a filthy quality to it), and should only be used if you ONLY care about capturing someone's words, with no regard to what those words will end up sounding like.
Now it's a Super Professional trash ornament. Looks good, too.
Worked less than one day February 14, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was expecting lousy quality, but I thought it would at least work. The battery compartment wouldn't even close so I had to tape it shut. Then I got it to work and you could hear a loud buzzing sound underneath the audio. Then, the mic just stopped working all together. This was all in the span of one afternoon.
Wireless mic works okay, but prone to interference! January 8, 2008
I tried this wireless mic system four times in three months, before I switched to a 900 Mhz wireless mic system. I noticed two major problems. The batteries need to be replaced after two to three hours of operation. The receiver design isn't pro quality as the frequency drifts on the receiver and the signal get noisy when the battery voltage drops. You can make adjustments on the receiver, but the frequency still drifts.
The second problem is the 170 MHz frequency, where this unit operates, is prone to interference, especially in the city. I had several intermittent interference problems that interfered with the audio, while taping several speakers. That's why I switched to a 900 Mhz wireless mic system. So far, the 900 system has worked, but only had it for a month. I kept the wireless unit as I'll use it as a backup or if I need a second wireles mic. For the cheap price, it's okay, but beware of these two problems!
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