Handheld microphone set BLOW PRM 902 with 2 wired microphones

BLOW PRM 902 with 2 wired microphones is a handheld microphone set intended for vocal and speech use. The kit contains two wired dynamic-style microphones that connect to mixers, PA systems and amplifiers with standard microphone inputs. The set offers a simple wired solution for public speaking, karaoke, corporate meetings and small events where reliable wired audio capture is required.

Advantages

The BLOW PRM 902 set delivers consistent wired audio transmission without the need for batteries or wireless pairing, reducing setup complexity. Two handheld microphones included in one pack allow simultaneous use by two speakers or performers. The microphones are designed for straightforward connection to standard XLR or 6.3 mm inputs (depending on cable/connector used), providing compatibility with common audio equipment. The construction balances portability and durability for regular event and meeting use.

Suitable for

• Public speaking and presentations
• Karaoke and small live performances
• Business meetings and conference rooms
• School assemblies and classroom use
• Household or community events with PA systems

Key specifications

• Handheld wired microphone format: dynamic-style handheld
• Set configuration: two wired handheld microphones
• Connection type: standard microphone cable connection compatible with mixers and amplifiers
• Intended use: vocal and speech applications
• Power: passive (no internal batteries required)

How to use

Connect each microphone to the appropriate microphone input on your mixer, amplifier or PA system using the compatible microphone cables and connectors. Position the microphone 5–15 cm from the mouth for clear vocal pickup and speak or sing at a consistent distance to avoid abrupt level changes. Adjust the channel gain and equalization on your mixer to achieve the desired vocal clarity and to prevent clipping. After use, coil cables neatly and store microphones in a dry place to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, set input gain conservatively and use a pop filter or windscreen if available to reduce plosives. Use balanced cables where possible to minimize interference, and test levels before public use. Regularly inspect cables and connectors and replace damaged leads to ensure reliable operation.