Click to play video Update: I’ve given these mics a few more tries. Worked flawlessly during two events and I just tested with a new method and was blown away with the results. The video shows a girl using the mic 65’ from the receiver and walking slightly further, and it worked this well for over 15 minutes. Not a single noticeable dropout. The photo is a little rig I cooked up, I have a 12v lithium battery for the receiver and a wired in ear monitor belt pack which also runs on battery. I put some TV on my phone and sat the mic on the phone’s speaker and walked away with this rig (basically a reverse of how a sane person would test the mic) listening to what the receiver was outputting on the fly. I was able to walk over a 100’ without any dropouts, and 225’ with a few drop outs here and there when in motion. Then I walked around a building 25’ over and though there were a few dropouts, it was mostly clear! That’s +225’ not line of sight and it still had signal. I switched to the lav bodypack and had similar results, though I lost the signal completely about half the way around the building. The lav does suffer from fluttering so it’s going to be useless outdoors, but functions decently. I’ve increased the rating to 5 stars because it’s an incredible value. I guess the first time I used it, I ran into some bad luck as you can keep reading below for my first impression. I’m still going to keep these as backup, but I will not be as worried now that I’ve had some success with them. ————————— Original 4 star review: Tried it out last night at a wedding as a DJ. Worked great at the booth for announcements. I wasn’t going to use it on stage but the timeline had to shift because things fell behind which left me no leeway to lay cable for a speech segment 30 feet away. It was used side by side with a Sennheiser EW 100 G1 handheld (9v battery kind) and the Phenyx Pro suffered interference and dropouts a few times intermittently. The receiver was 3’ 6” off the ground to start with and there was almost direct line of sight with the only thing blocking was the grooms hand on the bottom of the mic, maybe the brides body and the wood in my facade. The speaker stand pole was also near by and I had the receiver stacked on top of the Sennheiser receiver. I raised the receiver to 4’ and sat it on a corner of the facade and faced the antenna perpendicular to the direction of the mic which improved the signal but it was still suffering a little bit of drop outs on the indicator, almost not noticeable. Mind you, the sennheiser didn’t have any issues with this situation the entire time and the squelch setting was on high. We were outdoors on a church lawn, with nothing but parking lot around us. I’m not sure if it was bad luck but this is a pretty typical distance and environment you can expect to use a wireless mic. It might be okay for a small karaoke or cafe singer songwriter performance setup, where you’re never more than 15’ from the receiver, but it’s not ready for prime time. Other than that, the build quality is impressive and doesn’t feel cheap. I also bought the body pack for the lavalier mic and that’s all plastic and feels pretty cheap, so fair warning on that. The scanning and syncing works well so ease of use gets high marks. Sound quality is fine, the handling noise is definitely higher than the Sennheiser, but about what’s expected from a mic at this price. The deal breaker for me is the unreliability at a real world distance and it should not be breaking a sweat at 30-35 feet. I’ll keep this around as a last resort, and I’m curious about Phenyx Pro’s true diversity handheld.

Really satisfied with this microphone unit. Have used it a several events and venues and have had no issues. Great range and sound quality. I like that I can run each mic to its own xlr channel or combine them into one 1/4 out. I have used both options and they both work well. The mics feel nice and well built. The sound of the capsules are really good. I don’t have to go crazy with EQ to get speakers to sound good. I have only used the mics one time for vocalists (I prefer my wired mics for that) but when I did use them they worked well. The channel scanning feature works well and it’s really simple and quick to scan and setup each microphone. This was my first Phenyx purchase. Will definitely keep them at the top of the list for future wireless needs.

For the price, It is hard to beat the PTU-71. I've been using this system for nearly three years without a single issue. The Microphones The mics are clad in metal, so they have a good hand feel, but I think it is only a thin sheet around a plastic structure. The mics have survived several drops without anything breaking. While they would not hold up to the rigors of a touring band, they are more than good enough for meetings, church, weddings, etc. They sound decent and are easy to operate. Batteries are freshly recharged before each use, so I can't comment on battery life. I've never had one die on me, though. The Receiver The receiver is a small metal (I like that) box with a plastic front panel. It's light weight, but it doesn't feel cheap. The mic level knobs have detents to prevent accidental level adjustments. The display is clear, bright, and easy to read. There are only a few buttons on the unit which are laid out logically. Changing frequency and syncing the mics is straightforward. The removable antennas are a nice touch. A main selling point for me was the dual XLR outputs. There is a TRS output for combined output, but I've never used it other than to make sure it works. Overall For the price this system is hard to beat. I've never had interference issues that weren't solved by a quick freq change, and the mics hold up to the occasional "oops" (at least, they have for me). I've not checked the max range, with most of my use being no more than 50 feet between Tx and Rx.

Comprato questa coppia di microfoni per sostituire l'acquisto di un altro prodotto di un'altra marca che era difettoso. Questo set tiene molto bene la connessione anche in presenza di ostacoli (testato a 30 metri in presenza di muri abbastanza spessi). La qualità audio è buona (è stata anche opportunamente equalizzata per migliorare l'effetto nella sala dove viene utilizzato). Di utilizzo semplice, ottima qualità di costruzione. Anche al tatto sembra un microfono di alta qualità.

First of all, looks good and looks professional. Secondly, it is very easy to set up using it's IR for the frequency you want and most of all, it's sound is beautiful and clean, especially when it is in the right EQ settings. Third, it's price is lower compared to Shure, a well know brand in the music industry... For me I recommend this brand more than the PTU-71 that I have...maybe next time I will buy it again or maybe the PTU-7000... Thank you very much Phenyx Pro and I did not make a mistake in my choice.

Excelente micrófono se escucha muy bien una muy buena calidad, y un precio muy económico en comparación con otros de más precio y menor calidad, gracias el pedido llegó muy pronto estamos 100% satisfechos y pediremos otros micrófonos iguales porque estamos contentos con ellos 👍👍👍

Gratamente sorprendido. Superó todas mis expectativas. La calidad de los materiales es muy buena y la del sonido también. Sin interferencias ni ruidos. El alcance más que suficiente para cualquier situación. El receptor dentro del local y con los micrófonos en la calle a más de 80 metros y siguió escuchándose como si estuvieran a pocos metros de distancia. Una buena compra. Muy contento

I recently purchased the Phenyx Pro PTU-71 Wireless Microphone System, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. As a professional musician and sound engineer, I require equipment that is both reliable and high-performing, and the PTU-71 delivers on both fronts. Sound Quality: The sound quality of these microphones is impressive. The cardioid dynamic capsules provide clear, crisp audio with minimal feedback, even in challenging environments. Whether I’m using them for live performances or studio recordings, the sound remains consistently excellent. Range and Stability: One of the standout features of the PTU-71 is its extended range. With a range of up to 200 feet, these microphones are perfect for larger venues and outdoor events. The signal stability is remarkable, with no dropouts or interference, which is crucial for professional applications. Ease of Use: Setup is a breeze with the PTU-71. The system is truly plug-and-play, with intuitive controls that make it easy to get up and running quickly. The dual-channel receiver is a fantastic addition, allowing for simultaneous use of both microphones without any issues. Build Quality: The build quality of the microphones and the receiver is top-notch. The all-metal construction gives a robust feel, ensuring that the equipment can withstand the rigors of frequent use and transportation. Battery Life: The microphones operate on AA batteries, which provide several hours of continuous use. 4 batteries are included Value for Money: Considering the quality and features of the Phenyx Pro PTU-71, it offers excellent value for money. It’s comparable to other high-end wireless microphone systems but at a fraction of the cost. This makes it an ideal choice for both amateurs and professionals looking to upgrade their audio equipment without breaking the bank. Conclusion: Overall, the Phenyx Pro PTU-71 Wireless Microphone System is a fantastic investment for anyone in need of reliable, high-quality wireless microphone. I highly recommend it to musicians, presenters, and event organizers alike. If you’re on the fence about purchasing this system, don’t hesitate. The PTU-71 is a game-changer and a worthy addition to any audio setup!