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Wireless lavalier microphones generally mainly use U-segment ultra-high frequency band or 2.4GHz wireless digital frequency technology. clip on microphone Which of the two wireless lavalier microphones is better?
1. The U-segment signal is generally stable in use due to its wider frequency band, and the receiving distance is longer. The transmitter supports dual-channel transmission signals, and the antenna diversity adopts multi-channel reception, which can better avoid signal attenuation effects and cross-frequency interference.
2. The 2.4G digital frequency band signal consumes less power, has good signal confidentiality, long transmission distance, and strong portability; now many high-end wireless lavalier microphones use self-frequency modulation technology, which can greatly reduce signal interference.
To sum up, the two types of wireless lavalier microphones have their own advantages. In general, the U-segment wireless lavalier microphone is more mainstream for the time being.
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