SuperSonic SC-930UHF black selectable-channel UHF wireless microphone system with two handheld mics and hard case

SuperSonic SC-930UHF Dual Selectable Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System - 300ft Range, 2 Handheld Mics, XLR Outputs, Hard Case

$173.99
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SuperSonic SC-930UHF black selectable-channel UHF wireless microphone system with two handheld mics and hard case

SuperSonic SC-930UHF Dual Selectable Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System - 300ft Range, 2 Handheld Mics, XLR Outputs, Hard Case

$173.99

SuperSonic SC-930UHF UHF Dual Selectable Channel Wireless Microphone System with 300ft Range

At a Glance

  • What it is: A two-microphone UHF wireless system with SELECTABLE frequencies - you can re-tune off interference
  • Range: Up to 300 feet, line of sight
  • Outputs: 2x XLR plus a 1/4-inch mixed output - plugs into any mixer, amp or powered speaker
  • In the box: Both mics, receiver, DC adapter, 1/4-inch cable, 4x AA batteries, and an aluminium hard case
  • ⚠ Before you buy: There is NO built-in speaker - this must plug into a PA. And the mics run about 4 hours on AA batteries; they are not rechargeable

The word that matters in this product's name is SELECTABLE. Cheap wireless mic systems lock you to a fixed frequency, so when a local TV transmitter or another act's rig sits on your channel, you are simply out of luck. The SC-930UHF lets you re-tune. It runs on UHF (470-580 MHz) - the professional band - reaches 300 feet line of sight, and outputs on proper balanced XLR, all in an aluminium flight case with the batteries already included.

Key Features

  • Selectable Frequencies - the Whole Reason to Buy It: If you hit interference, you change channel. SuperSonic's cheaper SC-920UHF is FIXED-channel and cannot do this. In a busy venue, that difference is the difference between a working gig and a dead microphone.
  • 300-Foot Line-of-Sight Range: Enough to cover a hall, a sanctuary, a gym or an outdoor setup with the receiver out of sight.
  • UHF 470-580 MHz: The professional band. It penetrates and resists interference far better than the VHF systems usually found at this price.
  • Dual Independent Receiver Antennas: Two antennas mean the receiver locks onto whichever has the stronger signal - which is what actually delivers reliable range and fewer dropouts.
  • 2x XLR and 1/4-Inch Mixed Output: Balanced XLR out means it drops straight into any mixer, PA or powered speaker you already own.
  • Batteries and a Hard Case Included: Four AA batteries in the box, and a real aluminium flight case rather than cardboard. This is a system meant to be carried to a gig.
  • Published Engineering Specs: 91 dB signal-to-noise, under 0.5% THD, 50Hz-16kHz response. SuperSonic actually publishes them, so you can verify what you are buying.

Before You Buy

  • There is no built-in speaker: This is a microphone and receiver system, not a PA. It MUST be connected to a mixer, amplifier or powered speaker via XLR or 1/4-inch. If you want an all-in-one that makes sound by itself, this is not it.
  • The mics are not rechargeable - about 4 hours per set of AAs: They run on 4 AA batteries (included) for roughly 4 hours. That covers a service, a wedding or a set - but it is not an all-day or all-weekend system without spare batteries. Bring spares.
  • The receiver needs its DC adapter - it is not battery powered: The 12-15V adapter is included, but the receiver has to be plugged in. There is no USB power option.
  • UHF shares a band with TV broadcast: In dense urban markets, interference happens. That is precisely why the selectable channel matters: when something else lands on your frequency, you re-tune and keep working. Learn how to change channel BEFORE the event, not during it.

What's Included

  • 2 handheld dynamic wireless microphones
  • Dual-antenna receiver
  • 1/4-inch mono cable
  • DC power adapter
  • 4 x 1.5V AA batteries
  • Aluminium carrying case
  • User manual

Perfect For

  • Churches, schools, community halls and conference rooms
  • Weddings, karaoke nights and DJ or MC work
  • Fitness and dance instruction, and coaching in a gym
  • A speaker plus a co-host, or a lead and a backing singer - two mics, two channels
  • Anyone who has been burned by a fixed-channel system going dead mid-event
Full Specifications

Performance

  • Model: SC-930UHF
  • Range: Up to 300 feet, line of sight
  • Frequency range: 470-580 MHz (UHF)
  • Channels: 2, SELECTABLE
  • Frequency response: 50 Hz - 16 kHz
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 91 dB
  • Total harmonic distortion: Less than 0.5%

Microphones

  • Type: 2 x handheld dynamic, aluminium body
  • Battery: Up to 4 hours on 4 x AA batteries (included)
  • Indicator: LED status indicator
  • Dimensions: 2.05 x 9.72 inches, 0.66 lb each

Receiver

  • Antennas: 2, independent
  • Outputs: 2x XLR, 1x 1/4-inch mixed output
  • Mix output: 300 mV
  • Balanced output: 150 mV
  • Power: 12-15V DC adapter (included)
  • Dimensions: 7.87 x 6.5 x 1.38 inches, 1.5 lb

Warranty

  • Warranty: 90-day SuperSonic limited warranty
  • Exclusions: SuperSonic's warranty explicitly excludes antennas - and this receiver has two
Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between this and the SC-920UHF?
A: Frequency selection. This SC-930UHF is SELECTABLE - if you hit interference, you re-tune. The SC-920UHF is FIXED-channel and cannot. They are otherwise near-identical, and the 930 also reaches 300 feet against the 920's 200. If you work busy venues, the selectable model is the one to buy.

Q: Does it have a built-in speaker?
A: No. It is a mic and receiver system - it must plug into a mixer, amp or powered speaker via XLR or 1/4-inch.

Q: Are batteries included?
A: Yes, four AA batteries are in the box. The mics are NOT rechargeable and run about 4 hours per set, so bring spares for a long event.

Q: Will it work with my PA?
A: Almost certainly. It outputs on two balanced XLR channels plus a mixed 1/4-inch, which covers essentially every mixer, PA and powered speaker.

Q: What happens if I hit interference?
A: You change channel. UHF shares a band with TV broadcast, so interference happens in dense markets - and this system is built to be re-tuned around it in seconds. That is exactly what 'selectable' buys you, and it is why the fixed-channel systems at this price fail.

Q: What does the warranty cover?
A: 90 days, and SuperSonic's terms explicitly exclude antennas. This receiver has two external antennas, so treat them gently.

Care & Use
  • Remove the AA batteries from the microphones if storing for more than a few weeks. Leaking cells are the most common cause of death in wireless mics.
  • Handle the receiver's two antennas carefully - SuperSonic's warranty explicitly excludes antennas from coverage.
  • Transport the system in the included aluminium case rather than loose in a bag.
  • Keep line of sight between the mics and receiver where you can. Walls and metal cut real-world range well below the 300-foot line-of-sight figure.
  • Wipe microphone grilles with a dry cloth. Never spray cleaner into a capsule.
Why Choose SuperSonic?

SuperSonic publishes full engineering specifications for this system - 91 dB signal-to-noise, under 0.5% THD, 470-580 MHz UHF, 300-foot range - at a price where most brands publish a marketing bullet and nothing else. The SC-930UHF is the SELECTABLE-channel model, not the fixed-channel SC-920UHF, and it ships with batteries and an aluminium flight case because it is built to be carried to a gig. Backed by a 90-day SuperSonic limited warranty.

Shipping & Warranty

Backed by SuperSonic's 90-day limited warranty. Note that SuperSonic's warranty terms explicitly exclude antennas. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.

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