MackieElement Series, Element Wave XLR Wireless Handheld Microphone System

Works pretty good, hopefully I'll be using it next season for live race broad castings

La verdad es que para mi los productos mackie son buenos bonitos y baratos, le dura la batería bastante, me duró más de 7 horas continuas. Además de que aquí en Amazon es mucho más barato que en las tiendas

No es tan profesional, ocasionalmente produce un ruido de interferencia como si fuera a perder la señal...

This is definitely a budget piece of equipment which isn't a bad thing once you are aware and comfortable with it's limitations.Cons:- no LCD screen for battery level and other info only a LED light which flashes based on battery percentage e.g. 2 blinks for 50% battery- the noise floor is very high so you hear a lot of static when the mic is simply on. You can clean this up in post production.Pros:- very small and neat- great price- looks high quality and compact

I found the sound quality to be so poor that I exchanged it for a new one only to find that same thing. The unit produces audible distortion of the sound. Also there is no description in any of the materials as to what kind of mini-plug output it has and what adaptor you would need to connect to a mixing board successfully. Is it stereo out (dual mono) is it just a mini balanced out? Based on our experiments, you'd need a mono/unbalanced miniplug to xlr, because an RTS mini to XLR did not work. Headphone output is barely audible. It may be a suitable device for recording on cellphone. I didn't try. But that distortion on the sound probably isn't going away. I tried adjusting the gain/volume. Tried many things. This is the first dud from Mackie I've ever experienced. But it is truly a dud. Spend the money and buy a better setup.