Description
The QTX VH2 is a dual channel VHF wireless microphone system built around a half-width 1U receiver and two handheld transmitters. It runs on two VHF frequencies, 174.1MHz and 175.0MHz, so you can have two people using microphones at the same time without cabling between them. Operation is licence-free in the UK, which keeps things simple for events, houses of worship, schools and small venues.
The receiver gives you a choice of output connections, with both XLR and a 6.3mm jack (quarter-inch jack) fitted so it works with most mixers and PA systems. It measures 45 x 210 x 180mm and weighs 573g, sitting neatly on a shelf or in a rack. Signal-to-noise ratio is quoted at over 85dB with total harmonic distortion under 0.2%, and the system offers a working range of up to 50m in typical conditions. Note that a maximum of two VHF frequencies can be run together in one combination.
Each handheld transmitter measures 270 x 45mm diameter and weighs 190g without a battery. The transmitters run on a single 9V PP3 battery each, and both batteries are supplied along with a jack lead, so you can set up straight out of the box. The receiver is powered from a 10Vac 250mA supply, which is also included. This is a straightforward, ready-to-use pair of wireless microphones for anyone who needs two channels without a complex setup.
Specification
| Operating frequencies |
174.1 + 175.0MHz |
| Power supply : receiver |
10Vac 250mA (supplied) |
| Battery : handheld transmitters |
9V, PP3 (1 each, supplied) |
| Maximum range |
50.0m |
| Output connections |
XLR, 6.3mm jack |
| S/N ratio |
>85dB |
| THD |
<0.2% |
| Dimensions : handheld transmitter |
270mm x 45mmØ |
| Dimensions : receiver |
45mm x 210mm x 180mm |
| Weight : handheld transmitter |
0.19KG |
| Weight : receiver |
0.57KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
Do I need a licence to use the QTX VH2 in the UK?
No. The VH2 operates on licence-free VHF frequencies in the UK, so you can use it without paying for or applying for a licence.
How many microphones can I use at once?
The system supports two handheld transmitters running on 174.1MHz and 175.0MHz. A maximum of two VHF frequencies can be operated together in one combination.
What is the range of the system?
The VH2 offers a working range of up to 50m in typical conditions. Range can vary depending on the environment and any obstructions.
How does the receiver connect to my mixer or PA?
The receiver has both XLR and 6.3mm jack (quarter-inch jack) outputs, so it connects to most mixers and PA systems. A jack lead is supplied.
What batteries do the microphones use?
Each handheld transmitter uses a single 9V PP3 battery, and one battery for each microphone is supplied. The receiver runs from an included 10Vac 250mA power supply.
Is everything included to get started?
Yes. The system comes with the receiver, two handheld transmitters, batteries for both transmitters, the receiver power supply and a jack lead.