TL;DR
A wireless microphone is a microphone that transmits sound to an audio system via radio frequency (RF) signals rather than a physical cable. Comprising a transmitter (inside the handheld capsule or bodypack) and a dedicated receiver plugged into your audio mixer, wireless systems eliminate tripping hazards and allow speakers, MCs, and celebrants complete freedom of movement.
Whether running an intimate gathering of 30 guests or a full-scale event of 100, pairing a high-performance wireless microphone with a dedicated two-speaker PA system guarantees pristine vocal clarity without restricting your movement across the venue.
Pricing Summary
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Product / Package |
Category / Specification |
Ideal Guest Count / Use Case |
Daily Rate (AUD) |
Product Link |
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Wireless Handheld Microphone System |
UHF Wireless System |
Mobile MCs, Celebrant Vows & Q&A |
$45.00 / day |
View Wireless Mic |
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Shure SM58 Professional Microphone |
Industry Standard Dynamic Mic |
Fixed Podium & Lectern Speeches |
$18.00 / day |
View Shure SM58 |
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Microphone Stand |
Heavy-Duty Adjustable Boom |
Hands-Free Speech Placement |
$10.00 / day |
View Mic Stand |
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2 x 1000W 12" Speaker Package |
2,000W Peak Powered PA |
Up to 30 Guests |
$130.00 / day |
View 12" Package |
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2 x 1500W 15" Speaker Package |
3,000W Peak Powered PA |
Up to 60 Guests |
$185.00 / day |
View 15" Package |
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5600W EV Speaker & Subwoofer Package |
5,600W Electro-Voice System |
Up to 100 Guests |
$350.00 / day |
View 5,600W Package |
Key Takeaways
- Complete Mobility: Wireless microphones allow speakers to move freely around a venue, table-hop during wedding toasts, or present without cable restriction.
- Enhanced Event Safety: Removing trailing microphone cables across stages, dance floors, and entryways eliminates trip hazards for presenters and guests.
- Transmitter and Receiver Integration: Sound is converted into an RF signal by the handheld transmitter and sent wirelessly to the receiver, which connects directly into an audio mixer.
- System Signal Flow: For clear vocal projection, the wireless receiver feeds an audio mixer to manage gain and EQ, which then drives a dedicated stereo speaker package.
What Is a Wireless Microphone and How Does It Work?
A wireless microphone operates by converting acoustic sound waves into a radio signal. Instead of sending audio down a traditional copper XLR cable, the microphone contains a built-in radio frequency (RF) transmitter. This transmitter broadcasts the signal through the air to a tabletop receiver unit, which converts the radio waves back into an electrical audio signal to send to your mixing console.
Components of a Wireless Microphone System
- The Transmitter: Built directly into the handle of a handheld microphone. It encodes the audio signal onto a specific UHF radio frequency.
- The Receiver: A stationary base unit connected to mains power. It tunes into the transmitter's frequency, decodes the radio signal, and outputs standard audio via an XLR cable.
- The Signal Processing Hub: The receiver plugs into an audio mixer channel, allowing you to fine-tune vocal volume, control equalisation (EQ), and eliminate unwanted room feedback.
Matching Wireless Mics and Powered PA Packages to Your Event
To deliver crystal-clear speeches and announcements, your wireless microphone must be paired with high-quality input accessories and a complete two-speaker PA system sized appropriately for your venue layout.
Step 1: Selecting the Right Microphone Setup
For roving MCs, outdoor wedding celebrants, and interactive audience Q&A sessions, deploying a Wireless Handheld Microphone System provides total freedom of movement.
If your event features a fixed lectern or continuous podium speeches, combining an industry-standard wired Shure SM58 Professional Microphone mounted on a heavy-duty Microphone Stand offers a stable, reliable secondary option alongside your wireless system.
Step 2: Routing to Complete Two-Speaker Packages
Sending your wireless microphone signal through an audio mixer into a complete powered PA setup ensures even stereo coverage without sacrificing dynamic headroom:
- Intimate Venues & Speeches (Up to 30 Guests): Connect your wireless receiver into the 2 x 1000 Watt Speaker Package. This twin 12-inch active PA delivers 2,000 watts of peak power for natural vocal clarity in smaller function rooms.
- Medium Functions & Receptions (Up to 60 Guests): Upgrade to the 2 x 1500 Watt 15†Speaker Package. Its larger 15-inch woofers push 3,000 watts of full-range audio, ensuring speech and music carry effortlessly across larger spaces without distortion.
- High-Impact Celebrations & Large Spaces (Up to 100 Guests): For events needing powerful music playback alongside speech intelligibility, run your system into the 5600W EV Speaker and Subwoofer Package. Dedicated Electro-Voice subwoofers handle low-end frequencies, allowing the active top speakers to project speech with clarity over a full audience.