2.4G Wireless Saxophone Microphone Clip on Music Instruments Microphone, Wireless Receiver and Transmitter, for Saxophone and more

Have used it stuck on with velcro to an accordion for last few weeks. Very simple to use great piece of gear for the price. Highly recommended

Sound quality good but a but toppy, need to EQ it down, can hear sax key clonk, I put some extra rubber pads on Mic clip which made it less clonky, volume switch on Mic body is good idea, not used it live as yet but the majority of the audience wouldn't notice what your using, for the price it's a good backup to my ageing Samson Airline RF Mic.

OK - it is cheap - but it's operating as well as others that we have that cost 5 times as much. It probably doesn't have the range of them and it won't bounce frequencies - but we'll always have the receiver and transmitter very close anyway. What I do like is the simplicity. Our other wireless saxophone mics need power to the base station and a lead to the amp. This is so simple - just plug straight in and turn on. I don't suppose the batteries will last long and can't be replaced but if we get a couple of years that's worth it for the price. (Used in a swing band to mic up the sax section)

Easy to use at a good price makes a massive difference when playing my saxophone

Ok for the purpose I purchased for

I play semi professional as a sax player in a Big Band. If this was a good buy I was going to buy another 4 for soloists in my band. Anyway I charged both the transmitter and the receiver a nice red light comes on. The pairing bit didn't happen. On the Reciever is just a on/off and micro USB charging port (old tech) warning bells### On the transmitter which cosmetically looks nice there is the same but a volume +/-. The transmitter showed a blue flashing light (TRADITIONALLY) a blue/red alternative flash depicts pairing mode. I tried holding down the + and - separately and together,no pairing mode. This function isn't available on the receiver as there is just a power button. Instructions obviously brief and in poor English as the main language of origin is Chinese. A wasted afternoon. As with all music gear IF YOU CANT GET IT WORK, it will never work. DONT BUY is my MANTRA. Cheap tech, I am looking at a £200 set up with £60 as a additional mic.

Absolute tinny junk. Just sits on the shelf waiting for me to acknowledge I’ve wasted my money and bin it after one attempted live use and ages trying to dial in a half reasonable sound at practice. Don’t waste your money. 2 stars because it does actually send a signal at least.

This product was surprisingly good. A very easy to use, Good quality and sound. A very happy purchase. Highly recommend.

Efectivo para lo que necesito

Très satisfait pour le moment.

Bidone!

It is the second time that I have purchased the product. I lost my mic on a trip abroad and had to but a new one. I am so happy with the value for money that I did not even search for an alternative. Recommended. UPDATE: The mic got broken. Before buying a new I contacted the company and ask if I can get a new one. It came by post after 3 days. And they did not ask for money. I am impressed. Thank you for your service. Tal Saxophone

One of my BEST decisions was to buy this mic. I am an intermediate player of Sax Tenor and performed at a wedding of a friend. It really saved me. Great value for money. Very useful to have the feature of controlling the volume on the transmitter. The overall sound was very good.