- UHF Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System (UHF-6200M)

Works great and sound is awsome and fenomenal I have 0 complains about this iteam I hope it last for a good time I will definitely orde it again if I need another one.

Great dual mic system for the price point. Super portable too.

This Gemini Sound 6200 is very good! It is easy to connect and gives off a great sound. I just installed it in my church and it dropped the sound for a few seconds; but, I think it was me, because it is push button and I could have hit the button while walking... :) Yes, I recommend.

These microphones are phenomenal!! I was made aware of these from another satisfied customer, and we couldn't be more pleased! Being involved in music ministry, you despise when the time comes to replace equipment, and are always apprehensive about what you are going to purchase as replacements. And after spending hundreds of $$$ on Shure mics, you want great quality that won't break you. Gemini Sound is IT! We won't go back to Shure for wireless anymore! We have added 3 sets to our inventory, and could not be happier. Customer service is great, as well! Don't let the reasonable pricing run you off. These are winners!!!

I have used wireless microphones for decades. I am a professional musician, and I demand top quality in all of my equipment. I ordered the GEMINI SOUND UHF-6100HL Wireless system to be used as a back up for my sound system. However, when I plugged the wireless unit into my sound system, it immediately became my PRIMARY MICROPHONE. It has true clarity, and most importantly, NO SOUND CUT OUT when I moved away from the system. The range is unbelievable. It did not cut out no matter where I went on the stage as well as into the audience. It's now my GO TO FOR MY WIRELESS NEEDS. I give it a BIG 10 STAR RATING. Try it for yourself, and you'll see. A Satisfied Professional, Mark Friedman

Been using the handheld Gemini UHF system and wanted the headsets. Be aware on the UHF there are two different frequencies sold by Gemini, So if you want to combine systems then you want the same frequency boxes. The kit includes the wired headsets that plug into belt packs. It has the receiver with power cord, antennas, a 1/4 plug cable to connect to an amp, a mounting bracket. I run it through XLR balanced plugs to my amp. I have the 6200M and the receiver is the same, uses a digital display to connect the belt packs. you can change frequencies pretty easy. ***Biggest issue is the belt clip, it is just a wire that mounts on a thin plastic area on the belt pack. Moving around or accidently pulling on the wire could yank the belt pack out. The clip is NOT very secure to hold. THEN if the pack does fall, it could land on the clip and break the tiny plastic that holds the clip. Now you just have a pack without a way to mount. This happened my first time using. I was DJing and had to run across the stage, when my arm got caught on the headset wire and yanked the pack up. Broke the clip on one side. I bought just before the pandemic, but didn't use until after so it was out of warranty. Might try velcro or gluing a real belt clip on it.

Sounds very good and battery last very long. This is my second set. I love it. Thank you

So I've purchased 2 different sets of these at different times. I own a small DJ/Entertainment company and we host alot of karaoke. I liked the compact foot print of the receiver and the mics are really light weight. And for the way I arrange the DJ cases, the smaller antennas were perfect. With that being said, these mics are definitely not great especially at the price point. * the mics lack a strong true to sound volume level... I have to boost the gain on yhe sound board with the receiver volume on the mislcs all the up (this is using xlr cables) and even then they end up lacking when compared to other brands in the 150 to 200 dollar price point. I have another brand I use and only run the receiver volume at 12oclock with the gain on the board at 12 also and have plenty of headroom. *the mics constantly have drop out issues, for no reason. This within 10 to 15 feet away from the receiver. I've used every group/channel trying to get it to stop and no mater what it's still an issue. This has happened at multiple different venues. Even took the receiver out of my DJ case so there was no blockage or interference from any of my DJ equipment.... now the drop out issue happens a handful of times a night.... which isn't alot considering my shows are 3 to 4 hours... but at this price point of around 200 dollars this should not be an issue. *sound quality is decent. Not a good mic for anyone playing in a band or doing acoustic shows. These are decent for karaoke mics, if only they didn't drop out. These mics are worth around 100 to 120 dollars given the quality and issues. So my experience with 2 different sets, I'd go with another brand. There's a brand I use now starts with a P (sounds like the name of a bird but spelled different) and is around 50 dollars cheaper.

Used the mic’s for the first time today! We have a small fellowship service where we have an interactive session where people in the audience read verses and speak so we wanted microphones for those watching the stream to hear the crowd. The mic’s seemed to work pretty good! We used them for our worship as well! Only 2 downsides so far. When you mute the mic you can hear a “click” through the speaker. Not sure if that can be resolved. And my pastor moves A LOT so we could hear the bottom part of the mic jiggling a bit. Hope we can find a way to stabilize it. Other than that so far so good!! Used the mic’s for over 3 hours and the battery power didn’t even move. Feeling hopeful 🙏

Relatively inexpensive but great quality.