Wireless Handheld Microphone System DNA Professional DVS2 — 2x Handheld Transmitters, Base, UHF 560–590 MHz

DNA Professional DVS2 is a wireless handheld microphone system that includes two handheld transmitters and a single base receiver operating in the UHF 560–590 MHz band. Designed for vocal and spoken-word applications, the system delivers untethered audio transmission suitable for live events, presentations, houses of worship, small venues and meetings. The compact base and handheld design reduce cable clutter and allow performers or presenters to move freely while maintaining a stable RF link within the specified UHF range.

Advantages

The system combines two identical handheld transmitters with one base receiver to support multi-user scenarios without swapping microphones. Operating in the UHF 560–590 MHz band provides improved resistance to local interference compared with some VHF systems and allows longer reliable range in indoor and outdoor small-venue environments. The handheld form factor is familiar and easy to use for vocalists and speakers, enabling quick deployment and reduced setup time.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performances in small venues
• Presentations and corporate meetings
• Houses of worship and community events
• Workshops, seminars and educational settings

Key specifications

• Wireless band: UHF 560–590 MHz
• Configuration: Two handheld transmitters and one base receiver
• Form factor: Handheld dynamic/stage microphone style transmitters (handheld design)
• Use type: Vocal and spoken-word applications
• Typical range: Suitable for small venues and meeting rooms (line-of-sight performance dependent)

How to use

Install the base unit in a stable position near the mixing console or PA system and connect its audio output to your mixer or powered speakers using the appropriate cables. Power the base and insert fresh batteries into each handheld transmitter. Turn on the base and then each transmitter, observe the receiver indicators to confirm a stable RF link, and set input levels on the mixer to avoid clipping. Hold the handheld transmitter a few centimeters from the mouth for clear vocal pickup and maintain a consistent distance while speaking or singing.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, place the base unit where it has a clear line of sight to the performance area and avoid large metal obstructions. Use fresh high-quality batteries in the handheld transmitters and check battery levels before each event. When multiple wireless systems are in use nearby, coordinate frequency use to minimize interference within the UHF band.