ammoon Saxophone Wireless Instrument Microphone System Receiver & Transmitter UHF Professional 16 Channels BM-12/V2 for Sax Saxophone French Horn Trumpet Trumbone

I purchased two of these for use with my band in live performances, as we have two trumpet players. When I tested one at home I was very happy with the quality.However, in rehearsal I was very disappointed to find out that both transmitters and receivers use the same frequency, and therefore make it impossible to use both at once, which is what I needed.Again, alone, they work fine, but if you need more than one, this is not the way to go.

Long, long time sax performer here. My last wireless mic was with Samson. The receiver was very bulky and required to be plugged in. I liked the wireless mic, but when it failed I was forced to replace it quickly. The Baomic seemed to have good enough reviews, and for the price, I couldn't pass it up. I've performed on stage with it twice so far, and it sounds great. Its small footprint is a big, big plus. And, the range from mic to receiver is more than what I need. The receiver and mic both use rechargeable batteries to operate, so it's great not to need to plug the receiver in and no longer need batteries. The only drawback is that the battery drains very, very quickly. I had to recharge the receiver whilst playing to keep it going. Otherwise, I'm very pleased with this addition to my rig.

I'm not a professional musician. I play trombone in concert bands and a jazz/swing band. But I also go to local "open mic nights" at area locations, where I play with other rock/jazz/... musicians. I had been playing without a mic; often I was told that the audience couldn't hear me since all the other band members used amplifiers. I started playing into a standing mic, but found it uncomfortable at times. I checked Amazon and found this system, which costs only a little over $100. It is a complete system, including receiver, transmitter, wireless mic, and carrying case. It is easy to set up, and I've been told by the musicians that the sound is great. Now I can stand wherever I want or walk around when I play. I am extremely pleased with this; highly recommended to any trombone, trumpet, or sax player who is looking for a wireless mic system.

I play trombone professionally and want a wireless mic to be able to move around on stage, or even go off stage if the mood strikes. I shopped around and pro mic's run $500-1000, roughly. I saw this one for $99 and thought it can't be that bad, as long as it works. Well.... it's THAT BAD. The mic clips (overloads) even when singing into it. The horn, of course, is much louder than my voice, so there's no chance of getting a good sound out of this mic at all. Sounds like pure FUZZ. I tried a few frequencies, but didn't make a difference.

I bought this mic in May for my sax. I use it twice a week at church. It was good when it was new. Now it has scratchy sounds when I play. I bought the Asurion warranty, but they won’t replace it because it’s still under manufacturers warranty. Not getting anywhere with that.Now I’m looking for a new and better mic.

I disliked the challenge of taking the back off the mike when attempting to connect receiver/ transmitter.

Excelente

Easy to use and works well