Maono WM760 A1 Handheld Wireless Microphone
Discover the WM760 Handheld Wireless Dynamic Microphone System by maono. This comprehensive user manual provides clear instructions on product usage and features. Perfect for audio professionals and influencers. Get the best sound experience with Maono's global best-selling microphone brand.
| SIGNAL STABILITY & AGAINST INTERFERENCE: UHF wireless capability provides a stronger clearer signal and better sound quality, reducing the possibility of interference and dropouts. Maono dynamic UHF wireless microphone with up to 262ft operating range, lets you get around the venue or work the room untethered.20 Sets of Frequency Adjustment and external antennae allow you simultaneously use in the same area,(Each Set Using In Different Channel), avoiding interference signals at any time. |
| STUDIO QUALITY SOUND: With advanced circuitry design, the WM760 wireless microphone translates into less total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.99%. With a high SNR of 91±1dB, the microphone's signal strength is enhanced, delivering an exceptional auditory experience that's free from unwanted noise and interference. (NOTE: The receiver and each microphone are requires 2AA battery power, which is not included in the product.) |
| SIMPLE & COMPACT DETAIL DESIGN: MAONO wireless mic custom-made 30mm microphone core is used, and the distance between the microphone core and the top of the net head is 12mm, Reduces interference and restores the truest clear voice, Ensures maximum gain before feedback and makes your voice cut through any mix. Metal aluminum alloy mesh makes a firmer and more Stable Structure and Ensures Stable Product Performance. Simple and Compact Design but Comfortable and Full of Fashion. |
| PLUG AND PLAY, EASY TO USE: Just turn on the wireless microphone system, then the receiver will sync the frequency with the transmitter automatically, then the connection is done, and no setup is required. Thanks to the more user-friendly design, you can adjust the frequency and volume without having to remove the lid, avoiding embarrassment during your presentation or church event. |