Pixel Wireless Voice-Groomed Dual Microphone - Voical Lark

This is the first wireless microphone system that I bought. What I like so far is having two mics to video a conversation or interview. the sound is clean. I like the 3 sets of reverb available. I am not to keen on the male, female and child sound. I do like the host of wires available to attach to any device. And most of all the noise cancellation is a big plus. Well Done..

I have tried a lot of different lav mics to get the sound quality I am looking for. No matter how good your video is, if you don’t have decent sound quality, it will ruin the viewing for anyone. These Pixel lav mics by Voical Lark actually have a decent sound. They also have good range, as long as there is nothing blocking the way, such as a wall. The antennas work well to boost the range, either way.

The size is a small issue for me, as they are a little bigger, and harder to hide than some of the lavs I am used to. However, they are pretty sleek, so if you don’t mind having them in the picture, they do offer a professional look. I also like to set volumes on mics separately, since people tend to talk at different levels, and that’s not something available on these. They do offer a decent sound canceling ability, and that is adjustable for voice versus background noise, which gave them a higher mark from me!

This is my initial review for the Pixel UHF Wireless Lavalier Microphone System and I'll continue updating it as I use it.

I'm a big fan of pixel products, they are always have been very budget friendly and also maintaining the high quality aspect, looks like they discovered the secret recipe for quality products on budget. I use these wireless lavalier microphone system for pro work as a sound recordist. I wanted more mics for less money and I can tell you now that I got more then I expected. They have there cons, like some time you have to run auto scan more than once to avoid other type of interference. Some time you get a over modulated radio sound if you don't pay attention. I use the Sennheiser's ew 100-ENG G3-A on set a lot and This product give you 97% of what the G3-A give you at fraction of the price. I have used them with 3 different recorders and if your recorders have good pre amps you should have no problem with hissing at all, also the supplied transmitter is amazing, has clean clear sounding vocals, can separate 2 mono channels or combine them to a stereo channel, so many possibilists. The only way I had hissing is when I set the level of the receiver to low but other then that they have been clean and clients have been happy with my sound. I give them a 5 stars, I am really happy with them.

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This product looks and sounds great.
I bought the previous pixel wireless microphone and this one is a great new model...

It has two channels on one receiver that works great if you are shooting with another person or solo or interviewing someone.

It is plug and go, no need to wire up an extra lav to it, clip it to your suit or shirt and go.
The range is good alone but it also came with an extended range antenna which is great.

As with the other pixel audio product I have, this comes with a great case and all the peripherals needed to hook up and go quick...
The only thing you will need is a lightning adapter if you have an iphone.

I highly recommend this audio wireless system if you need a decent podcast or video mic on the go.

This lavalier microphone set really impressed me. I like the design of the clip-on microphones--while they're fairly large when compared to the smaller lav mics I've used, the sound quality and wireless nature more than makes up for it. They perfectly fit into a shirt pocket and pick up vocals well. I've tried them for recording interview-style vocals and singing just to put them through their paces. While the mics are definitely better suited for speaking than singing, I wouldn't hesitate to record a demo of vocals with these mics if I were on the road.
One of the things that I liked most about the set, as well, was the inclusion of a hard-foam carrying case that zips and has enough room for the many cables included and even a portable charger if you need to top up the batteries on the go. Having a secure place to keep the mics and receiver is incredibly useful if you're trying to travel with these so they don't get damaged in a loose bag.
I'm planning on using these fairly regularly with interviews, so I'll try to update my review if anything goes wrong. There's also a low review on these that talks about audio echo--that's a setting within the receiver that can be turned off easily. It has different settings for different levels of reverb--not something I would ever use, so you can keep cycling through them until you don't see any icon in between the two large numbers on the screen (that's when you just have clean audio). So far, I'm a big fan of these and I'm going to keep using them.