Phenyx Pro PTU-7000-4H 4-Channel Wireless Microphone Kenya | 4 Handheld Mics

The Phenyx Pro PTU-7000-4H is a rack-mounted 4-channel wireless microphone Kenya buyers can use to run four handheld mics through one receiver. It suits churches, worship teams, conference organisers, MCs, schools and event crews who need several roaming microphones without cables across the stage.

Quick specs

• Brand and model: Phenyx Pro PTU-7000-4H
• Type: UHF wireless microphone system
• Channels: 4, with four handheld transmitters included
• Receiver: 1U rack-mount chassis with rack ears, power switch, two LCD displays and four individual volume knobs
• Antennas: four detachable antennas on BNC connectors
• Outputs: four balanced XLR outputs plus a mixed output jack
• Power: DC input on the rear panel
• Frequency setup: auto-scan
• Finish: black

How it works in a real room

The receiver sits in a rack or on a table beside your mixer, which is the practical way to run a 4-channel wireless microphone Kenya rig at a church or hall. Each of the four XLR outputs feeds its own mixer channel, so the sound person can balance a lead vocalist, a backing singer, a preacher and an MC separately. If your mixer is short on inputs, the mixed output sends all four microphones down one line instead. The front knobs let you trim each channel at the receiver, and the two displays show the frequency and channel in use.

What you need with it

This 4-channel wireless microphone Kenya system is a microphone package, not a complete sound setup. You still need a mixer or powered PA with XLR or line inputs, cables, and batteries for the handheld transmitters. Confirm the exact in-box accessories on delivery.

FAQs

Can four people sing or speak at the same time? Yes. Four handheld transmitters run through one receiver at once.

Can I mix each microphone separately? Yes. Four balanced XLR outputs give each mic its own mixer channel, and a mixed output is there when you only have one free input.

Does it fit a standard rack? Yes. The receiver is a 1U chassis with rack ears fitted.

How do I set the frequencies? Run the auto-scan function before the event so the receiver picks available frequencies, then match each handheld transmitter to its channel and test every microphone.

Do I need a separate amplifier? The receiver has line-level outputs only, so it must connect to a mixer, powered speaker or amplifier to produce sound.