Description
The QTX VN2 is a dual channel VHF wireless microphone system built around a half-width 1U receiver. In the box you get two beltpack transmitters and two neckband headset microphones, so two people can speak or present at the same time on separate channels. It runs on two fixed VHF frequencies, 174.1MHz and 175.0MHz, and works license-free in the UK. Both batteries and a jack lead are supplied, so you can get set up straight away.
The receiver connects to your mixer or amplifier through balanced XLR or 6.3mm jack outputs, giving you a choice depending on your gear. It's powered from a 10Vac 250mA supply, which is included. Each beltpack transmitter takes a single 9V PP3 battery, also supplied. You get a signal to noise ratio above 85dB and total harmonic distortion (THD) below 0.2%, which keeps speech clear and low on hiss. Range is up to 50m, enough for most halls, classrooms and small venues.
The neckband (or headset) design keeps the microphone in a steady position near the mouth, so both hands stay free. This suits teaching, fitness classes, presentations and events where you move around a lot. Each beltpack measures 205 x 68 x 25mm excluding the aerial (antenna) and weighs 76g without a battery, so it clips on without pulling on clothing. The receiver measures 45 x 210 x 180mm and weighs 573g. Note that a maximum of two VHF frequencies can be run in combination, which is why this pairing is limited to two channels.
Specification
| Operating frequencies |
174.1 + 175.0MHz |
| Power supply : receiver |
10Vac 250mA (supplied) |
| Batteries : beltpack transmitters |
9V, PP3 each (supplied) |
| Maximum range |
50.0m |
| Output connections |
XLR, 6.3mm jack |
| S/N ratio |
>85dB |
| THD |
<0.2% |
| Dimensions : beltpack transmitter |
205mm x 68mm x 25mm (e x .mm |
| Dimensions : receiver |
45mm x 210mm x 180mm |
| Weight : beltpack transmitter |
0.08KG |
| Weight : receiver |
0.57KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
Does the QTX VN2 need a licence to use in the UK?
No. It operates license-free in the UK on its two VHF frequencies, so you can use it without any additional paperwork or fees.
How many microphones can I run at once?
Two. The system uses two fixed VHF frequencies, 174.1MHz and 175.0MHz, and a maximum of two VHF frequencies can be operated in combination.
What is the wireless range?
Up to 50m, which covers most halls, classrooms and small venues. Range can be affected by walls and interference.
What connections does the receiver have?
The receiver outputs via balanced XLR and 6.3mm jack, so it connects to most mixers and amplifiers.
Are batteries included?
Yes. Each beltpack transmitter takes one 9V PP3 battery, and these are supplied along with a jack lead and the receiver power supply.
What type of microphones are supplied?
Two neckband headset microphones, which sit near the mouth and keep both hands free during use.