The audio sounds very nice and stable even at a far distance. Just curious how far can the signal to handle before it starts to go weak? Like with or without obstacles in general. Nice video again bro and glad to see you uploading again :D
Hey, bro. You're very welcome. I meant everything I mentioned in this video and I didn't hold back on information. Please subscribe and be part of this community. Would really appreciate having you here. Cheers!
@@markfriday Subscription done!. The story behind this purchase is because as the owner of my Latin band, I got hired to perform in a discotheque here in Madrid, my surprise was that it was a small band, a trío, when I got into the place the stage was far away from the DJ booth where the main mixer was located. They did not accept to run cables across the place, and because we use backing tracks to help the performance, I always am in charge to select the repertoire from my iPad, one because I am the lead singer, and two because as per the crowd's mood, I change the way that we play the music. My wife which is my sound engineer never had anything to do with repertoire since we started with the band 6 years ago, and she was nervous a lot. I instructed her in 10 minutes how to select the tracks and thanks that I use both wireless mic and In Ear Monitor, the show went very well... Many years ago, after trying several transmitters-receivers I've decided not to use them anymore, because the music used to be interrupted, many of those devices were working at 2.4Ghz, except one AKG UHF that was the worse. I was in trouble trying to get something reliable when saw this BOYA on Amazon, but the lack of confidence made me reach your video, which is the best explained among half dozen that I could see. If you want please subscribe to my channel The Latin Ensemble, where you can see me performing a lot of styles. Thanks again!
Nice review, thanks. What frequencies does it work on (cannot find it on Boya site)? Do the volume buttons change gain and how do you change freq on rx/tx? How "hot" is the output - can it be used with cameras with not so good preamps? How long the battery lasts, how long doescit take to charge and can it be powered by power bank (not that you would ever want to... it's just too cumbersome). I personally prefer AA battery because they are easily accessible and easily replaceable. Have you tried the two (theree) sets together? How's the lavalier compared to Rode? Can you remove the cold shue mount (for carrying it in a audio bag or attaching it to a handstrap of the camera, for example... or to replace it, when it breaks, and that does happen in field use more often then it should). Does it (shue mount) fit in the sony cold shue?
@@markfriday what do you reckon this item vs BOYA BY-DTUM48C UHF Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone System.. I'm confused..I don't know how the batteray work? Thank
@@joppobro thanks for clarifying. Yes, you will be able to put in two microphones that will be separated into either two different tracks so you can adjust the levels separately in post or mono to have a more easy workflow as long as you preset levels correctly beforehand.
The audio sounds very nice and stable even at a far distance. Just curious how far can the signal to handle before it starts to go weak? Like with or without obstacles in general. Nice video again bro and glad to see you uploading again :D
subbed good work Mark
Another quality unboxing and review Mark, You must have 100 microphones set up in the house to hear your voice wherever you walk now :)))
Great testing through all different scenarios Mark.
Sorry for replying late, Ryan! Haha! Need to reply to all the comments I didn't get back to due to all the wedding prep!
Thanks Mark! your video gave the trust to purchase this system, I will put the order. You did really convince me!
Hey, bro. You're very welcome. I meant everything I mentioned in this video and I didn't hold back on information. Please subscribe and be part of this community. Would really appreciate having you here. Cheers!
@@markfriday Subscription done!. The story behind this purchase is because as the owner of my Latin band, I got hired to perform in a discotheque here in Madrid, my surprise was that it was a small band, a trío, when I got into the place the stage was far away from the DJ booth where the main mixer was located.
They did not accept to run cables across the place, and because we use backing tracks to help the performance, I always am in charge to select the repertoire from my iPad, one because I am the lead singer, and two because as per the crowd's mood, I change the way that we play the music. My wife which is my sound engineer never had anything to do with repertoire since we started with the band 6 years ago, and she was nervous a lot. I instructed her in 10 minutes how to select the tracks and thanks that I use both wireless mic and In Ear Monitor, the show went very well...
Many years ago, after trying several transmitters-receivers I've decided not to use them anymore, because the music used to be interrupted, many of those devices were working at 2.4Ghz, except one AKG UHF that was the worse.
I was in trouble trying to get something reliable when saw this BOYA on Amazon, but the lack of confidence made me reach your video, which is the best explained among half dozen that I could see.
If you want please subscribe to my channel The Latin Ensemble, where you can see me performing a lot of styles. Thanks again!
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As always im first ig lol
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Nice review, thanks.
What frequencies does it work on (cannot find it on Boya site)? Do the volume buttons change gain and how do you change freq on rx/tx? How "hot" is the output - can it be used with cameras with not so good preamps? How long the battery lasts, how long doescit take to charge and can it be powered by power bank (not that you would ever want to... it's just too cumbersome). I personally prefer AA battery because they are easily accessible and easily replaceable. Have you tried the two (theree) sets together? How's the lavalier compared to Rode?
Can you remove the cold shue mount (for carrying it in a audio bag or attaching it to a handstrap of the camera, for example... or to replace it, when it breaks, and that does happen in field use more often then it should). Does it (shue mount) fit in the sony cold shue?
556.710 - 575.980MHz
Nice Review man, can i use two transmiter on the receiver?
Yes you can!
Boya mics are innovative
Definitely! 💯!
Hallo, jika receiver untuk smarphone, dan transmitter untuk mixer audio, lalu kita rekam video di smarphone dan audio dari mixer apakah bisa?
Can you use this receiver to the amp as i need to using to sing..thank
Yes you can! You just need to use a 3.5mm to XLR adapter
@@markfriday what do you reckon this item vs BOYA BY-DTUM48C UHF Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone System..
I'm confused..I don't know how the batteray work? Thank
The one you were mentioning is an older model which uses double AA batteries. This one already has built-in batteries which can be charged via type C.
@@markfriday how long normally the batteray last after full of charged..thank
Does the transmitter line in and mic in be used at the same time?
Hey there! What do you mean? Can you rephrase your question so I can help you?
@@markfriday if you put a microphone in the transmitter does the line in slot still works like if you add another lavalier mic?
@@joppobro thanks for clarifying. Yes, you will be able to put in two microphones that will be separated into either two different tracks so you can adjust the levels separately in post or mono to have a more easy workflow as long as you preset levels correctly beforehand.