Wireless microphone set Omnitronic FAS TWO with 2 bodypack transmitters and 2 headsets, 660–690 MHz (MPN 20000971)

The Omnitronic FAS TWO wireless microphone set includes a receiver, two bodypack transmitters and two headset microphones operating in the 660–690 MHz band. It is intended for situations that require hands-free vocal capture combined with mobility and a multi-user configuration. The set provides independent channels for two presenters or performers and is suitable for use in presentations, conferences and live events where clear vocal transmission within the 660–690 MHz range is required.

Advantages

The set offers a ready-to-use multi-channel solution with two bodypack transmitters and two headsets, enabling simultaneous use by two people. Operating in the 660–690 MHz band ensures compatibility with systems and local regulations that permit this frequency range. The headset microphones provide hands-free operation and stable placement near the mouth for consistent audio pickup, while the wireless receiver manages signal reception for both transmitters. The configuration simplifies setup for events by including both transmitters and headsets in a single package.

Suitable for

• Presentations and lectures with two speakers
• Conferences and panel discussions
• Small to medium live performances and theatre
• Corporate events and training sessions
• Guided tours and fitness instruction

Key specifications

• Frequency band: 660–690 MHz
• Configuration: 1 receiver, 2 bodypack transmitters, 2 headset microphones
• Microphone type: Headset lavalier-style for hands-free vocal capture
• Channels: Two independent wireless channels for simultaneous use
• Intended use: Speech and vocal applications for events and presentations

How to use

Connect the receiver to a sound system or mixer using the appropriate audio outputs on the receiver. Power on the receiver and each bodypack transmitter, then place the headset microphone on the user and position the mic element near the mouth for optimal pickup. Tune or pair each transmitter with the receiver channel according to the receiver controls and local frequency plan. Adjust gain or trim on the receiver or mixer to achieve a clear level without clipping, and check sound through monitors or headphones before the event.

Usage recommendations

Position headset microphones consistently and check antenna placement to maintain stable RF reception. Use separate frequency channels for the two transmitters and verify that local regulations allow operation in the 660–690 MHz band. Perform a soundcheck in the event environment to set levels and confirm reliable range and interference-free operation.