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Topic: **SOLD** Gemini UHF-6200M Dual Wireless Mic's **SOLD** |
George Redmon
From: Muskegon & Detroit Michigan.
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Posted 19 Dec 2023 8:07 pm
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DONATION IS GOING OUT
I'm selling these nice like new wireless microphone system. These aren't SHURE SM-58's, but they sound great. No dropouts, easy to setup & use. Nothing complicated at all. You will sound great on this wireless system, everyone who has sang through them, liked them including myself. I'm even throwing in a little free Lizard Spit. Everyone can use a little pet lizard spit. This unit is being sold as "Like New" condition. Here's some pic's & information:
Gemini UHF 6200M Dual Handheld Wireless
System Features
UHF high band dual channel receiver with multi selectable frequencies from 512-537.5 MHz
Ultra-fast microcomputer controlled PLL oscillation circuit
Advance compression circuit avoiding unwanted noise
Hassle free automatic transmitter setup via SYNC button
High quality LCD display provides for flawless operation (display group, channel no, RF and AF levels)
Full range volume control rotary control
240’ dynamic operating range
Individual balanced XLR outputs
MIC/LINE output selector switch
Mixed 1/4” output jack
Unidirectional handheld dynamic microphone with LCD display and original sound reproduction technology.
Rack Mount Hardware Included
Batteries Included
Everything you need to start using this system is Included (I supplied the Lizard Spit, You Supply The Talent)
The 6200M dual handheld wireless system features a UHF high band dual channel receiver with multi selectable frequencies from 512-537.5 MHz If you are a lead singer, DJ, karaoke enthusiast or anyone searching for a high-quality voice reproduction system with an unbeatable clarity and reliability, the 6200M dual handheld is your answer. The UHF-6200 Wireless Handheld Mic System provides you with unlimited independence to use your energy and movements all over the stage without any fear of hanging cables.
Technology Available In The UHF-6200 System:
The most desirable feature of the wireless dual channel receiver system out of an array of user-friendly features is the wide bandwidth of the operational frequencies. While the lower range of the bandwidth starts at 512MHz, the upper bandwidth stretches up to 537.5MHz, offering you multiple frequencies to choose from. The robust UHF receiver has a 240-feet dynamic operating range, making this ideal for bars, clubs, auditoriums and places of worship. The high-end technology and the ergonomic design have the capability to withstand hard use and heavy touring throughout its extended lifetime. The ultra-fast microcomputer controlled PLL oscillation and advanced compression circuits avoid unwanted noise and the one-click solution for automatic transmitter via the SYNC button work in collaboration to offer you the crystal clear high reception you crave.
I can do $150 SHIPPED. PayPal, check, money order is OK, but you must pay the fee.
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George Redmon
From: Muskegon & Detroit Michigan.
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Posted 27 Dec 2023 12:04 pm
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David Becker
From: California, USA
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Posted 28 Dec 2023 1:01 pm
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Hi George,
Any experience using these mics for an acoustic instrument? I'm interested in them for a weekly jam I attend where I'm the only amplified instrument. Sometimes folks play instrumentals on their acoustic (mostly) guitars, so it would be nice if these worked well with them as well as with voice/singing.
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David |
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George Redmon
From: Muskegon & Detroit Michigan.
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Posted 28 Dec 2023 9:41 pm
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Hi David,
I've never had an opportunity to try these in that situation. I think they would work out just dandy for that purpose. One microphone for singing, one for acoustic. Should work out well for that. If I can be of any further help, just give me a shout out. |
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David Becker
From: California, USA
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Posted 29 Dec 2023 9:57 pm
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Thanks George.
PM sent. |
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George Redmon
From: Muskegon & Detroit Michigan.
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Posted 30 Dec 2023 4:10 pm
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Sold Please Close |
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