ALTO Stealth 1 Mono UHF XLR Wireless Audio System, Transmitter and Receiver for Powered Speakers, Mixers and Dynamic Microphones

Brilliant quality and range. This Nissan a really good bit of kit.

Used it for a normal mic into a radio mic. Distance was not as good as I thought. Used it from mixer to a small speaker, and that worked well.

Ok I was not holding my breath with these I have had a few less than satisfying experiences with wireless connectivity on my PA system in the past. But I needed a solution for a speaker that was in awkward place last night and running a cable was not an option sadly so i read a couple of reviews and took a chance and of course knowing if they were no good I could back them . I used a 3000mah lithium ion rechargeable AA battery switched it on at 7pm and it worked perfectly, I did leave it running after the hour or so I needed it just to see the run time , so the receiver stopped working at around 11pm and the transmitter stopped went to a red light at 12am so all in all I’m very pleased with them so much so I’ve ordered another pair. The sound quality seemed absolutely fine with no drop outs this was with music and speech. I do have some small 8000mah power banks that I will be testing with them at the weekend, I’m hoping they will run for the duration of the event . Ok so if I had to criticise any thing it would be the plastic case which I’m sure will be fine as long as they are looked after , I have Chauvet DMX dongles which I would give the same critique to and they were silly expensive. So in short connect is simple sound quality is great and the runtime is fine .

Stopped working after 4 hours and now won't even connect from 2 ft away.

They are ok!!! But not a must have in a sound tech’s arsenal as in some of the adds. And the range is a bit less in the real world than proclaimed I would say. But if you need a radio mic and you have forgotten your good ones you could use these to attach a “wired” mic to get you out of a bind (as long as the person doesn’t wonder too far away from the receiver).

This works perfectly, with all the distance one could need, great vocal sound, and set up in a matter of seconds. I'm very pleased indeed with this. Good 3-4 hour battery life too in my experience - and if you need more, then USB power can be used during operation.

There are many wireless XLR systems out there. When you pay that bit more and go for a radio frequency in MHz rather than GHz, it’s because you want professional quality. I use Alto speakers and love them so gave these a try. Sadly, the preamp in either or both transmitter and receiver is very hissy, I tried the many channels available. I would say I’m expecting a lot and it wasn’t too bad for a PA system but the far cheaper 2.4GHz ones are just as quiet and similar frequency range. (I tested in my studio with spectrum analysis before reluctantly returning them to give them a chance.) Other bad points but I’d have lived with include a cheap lightweight plastic that wouldn’t last long with roadies and AA batteries rather than the standard lithium rechargeable systems in use these days. Yes, a quick change but don’t last either. The receiver can be plugged into a usb in use, but although the transmitter can, it isn’t practical when plugged into a mic.

There ok but doesn't last long on batteries

La qualità del suono è ottima. Nessun ritardo. Lo si può usare con tutti i microfoni. La batteria dura poco , è consigliabile portarsi un set di batterie durante una serata, ma solo per il trasmettitore. In quanto il ricevitore lo si può collegare ad un alimentatore qualsiasi con cavo usb. Tutto sommato è una ottima alternativa ai cavi audio che spesso limitano il raggio d'azione.

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the quality isn't great and unless it's direct line of site, drop out are high

Gut

Receiver battery easily drained. Most of the time, unnecessary noise creating a not clear recording. Packaging is not that neat. I wish to return this product.