Wireless UHF Dual Vocal System Behringer XTM1-35 with 2 Handheld Microphones

Behringer XTM1-35 is a wireless UHF dual vocal system that includes two handheld wireless microphones and a compact receiver. Designed for vocal performances and public speaking, the system provides UHF transmission for a reliable short-range audio link, straightforward setup and operation, and two independent vocal channels for simultaneous use. The package is intended for small venues, presentations, rehearsals and mobile use where clear, cable-free vocal reproduction is required.

Advantages

The dual-channel design allows two performers or presenters to use independent handheld microphones without shared cabling. UHF transmission reduces interference in typical indoor environments and helps maintain stable audio quality within the specified operating range. The receiver’s controls and indicators are arranged for quick setup and monitoring, while the handheld transmitters feature familiar on/off controls and a handheld form factor suited to vocal use. The system is compact and portable for mobile setups.

Suitable for

• Small live performances and acoustic sets
• Presentations, conferences and corporate events
• Rehearsals, workshops and classroom use
• Mobile DJs and event hosts requiring two vocal channels

Key specifications

• Wireless transmission: UHF dual-channel operation for two handheld microphones
• Included components: two handheld wireless microphones and one rack- or tabletop-compatible receiver
• Microphone type: dynamic handheld vocal microphones suitable for speech and singing
• Controls: on/off switches on handheld transmitters; receiver-level and channel controls for monitoring
• Audio output: standard mixed or separate outputs for integration with PA systems or mixers
• Form factor: portable receiver and handheld transmitters designed for live use

How to use

Place the receiver within the recommended line-of-sight range and connect its audio outputs to a mixer or amplifier using standard audio cables. Install batteries in both handheld transmitters or use the recommended power sources, switch on the receiver first, then the transmitters, and verify channel LEDs or indicators to confirm connection. Adjust receiver and mixer levels to achieve the desired vocal balance and perform a soundcheck to check for interference, feedback and adequate gain before the event.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, position the receiver away from strong RF sources and metallic obstructions. Use fresh batteries in the handheld transmitters for consistent output and carry spare batteries for longer events. During setup, perform a short-range walk test with both microphones to confirm stable reception across the performance area and set gain levels conservatively to avoid clipping and feedback.