Wireless handheld microphone set DNA Professional XMIC 2 — dual wireless system, UHF 518–542 MHz, 2 handheld mics + receiver

DNA Professional XMIC 2 is a dual wireless handheld microphone set that operates in the UHF 518–542 MHz range. The kit contains two handheld microphones and a single receiver designed for simultaneous use, enabling wireless vocal and spoken-word transmission for stage performances, corporate presentations, meetings and live events. The system is intended to provide stable wireless connectivity and straightforward setup for venues that require two vocal microphones without wired constraints.

Advantages

The dual-mic configuration allows two users to perform or speak at the same time without microphone swaps. Operation in the UHF 518–542 MHz band reduces interference in many environments and supports reliable signal transmission over typical performance distances. Handheld transmitters are designed for comfortable grip and intuitive controls, while the single receiver consolidates the wireless signals for easy integration with mixers, PA systems or audio interfaces. This set simplifies stage and meeting-room workflows by eliminating cables and reducing setup complexity.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performances and small concerts
• Corporate presentations and seminars
• Church services and community events
• Workshops, panel discussions and interviews
• Portable PA setups for DJs and public speakers

Key specifications

• Wireless band: UHF 518–542 MHz
• System configuration: dual handheld transmitters with one receiver
• Number of simultaneous channels: 2 handheld microphones
• Form factor: handheld dynamic-style wireless transmitters and rack/desktop-compatible receiver
• Typical applications: vocals, speech, presentations and live events

How to use

Install the receiver in a visible, elevated position close to the mixing console or PA input and connect it to the sound system using standard audio cables. Power on the receiver first, then turn on each handheld transmitter. Verify that each transmitter and the receiver are set to matching frequencies within the UHF 518–542 MHz range and check signal indicators to confirm a stable link. Adjust the receiver or mixer gain to obtain a clear, undistorted level and perform a soundcheck with both microphones active. Place microphones approximately 10–20 cm from the mouth for vocal use, and angle off-axis slightly to reduce plosives when needed.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, perform a frequency scan before each event to avoid local interference sources. Maintain line-of-sight where possible between transmitters and the receiver and avoid placing the receiver near large metal structures or wireless routers. Replace transmitter batteries with fresh or fully charged cells before extended use and carry spare batteries to prevent interruptions during performances or presentations.