Shure BLX1288/CVL UHF Wireless Microphone System - Perfect for Church, Karaoke, Stage, Vocals - 14-Hour Battery Life, 300 ft Range | Includes Handheld & Lavalier Mics, Dual Channel Receiver | H8 Band

great for short distances but does not have external antenna option. Need clear line of sight, but they work great when set up correctly!

I install Shure microphones on almost all my sound system jobs for small to medium size churches. I have used this particular one multiple times and it works great. Shure does make these on different frequencies to avoid local interference. Shure's website can help you differentiate which one is best for your area if you're not sure. If you chose the wrong one, as with any wireless mic, you could possibly pick up the local radio station, police, fire, and 911 radio systems.....it doesn't turn out too well when it happens in the middle of a church service! Do your homework and get the right frequency.

good brand but not sometimes disconnects , overall ok, prive is to high

This wireless system works great and is easy to use. I originally bought a Nady system for my Church but it would make a random loud pop noise that startled the congregation so I replaced it with this Sure system and I couldn't be happier. It sounds great, it's easy to use and there's no loud popping or interference.

Shure is an unbeatable name. Enough said.But I'll say more... This microphone set is great for someone who needs to be versatile. I'm a mobile DJ, I do weddings and school dances mostly, and this set works great for me. The lapel mic is great for sermons and wedding ceremonies, the handheld is great for toasts and the like.Quality product by Shure, worth every penny.

Drops constantly and have to do a very high eq drop to prevent feedback. Handheld feels very consumer grade and cheap. Belt-pack also feels very cheap as in it also drops and gets rf hits.

I have used several Shure wireless mics before and this one doesn't disappoint. Does require 2 separated lines out so will fill 2 channels but that info is present in the Q and A. Was pleasantly surprised that the mics take AA and not 9v and have been going strong now with 5-6 hours on them so far.

My congregation and I were very satisfied with the quality of sound from both the handheld and the lavalier mics. They are great for speaking and for singing. I found them very easy to install. I like the on/off simplicity. The lavalier mic is easy to wear.