UHF Wireless Violin Microphone System Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Clip-on Instrument Microphones & Systems Mic for Violin, Musician, Active PA Systems, VT-5

The ACEMIC VT-5 has truly elevated my violin performances. Its sound quality is exceptional, capturing the instrument’s nuances with clarity and minimal latency. The setup is straightforward—pairing is quick, and the clip-on design ensures a secure fit without damaging the violin’s finish. The battery life is impressive, lasting through extended sessions without a hitch. With a reliable range and sturdy build, this microphone system offers both freedom and confidence on stage. Highly recommended for any violinist seeking a professional-grade wireless solution.

This wireless violin microphone system with a transmitter is a game-changer for musicians. It delivers clear, high-fidelity sound with no interference, ensuring a seamless performance. The compact and lightweight design makes it easy to attach without affecting playability. With a stable wireless connection and long battery life, it’s perfect for stage performances, rehearsals, and recordings. The setup is simple, and the signal remains strong even at a distance. Whether you’re a professional violinist or an enthusiast, this system enhances your sound quality and mobility, making it a must-have for any violin player

Took me about a frustrating hour to realize that in order sync, you actually have to touch the IR screens to each other in order to get it to sync. It should be clear in the instructions!

I run this microphone through a Bose S1 speaker. I used it for 2 hours yesterday afternoon (Valentine's shows) and then again for 3 hours last night. I did charge it in my car in-between shows while driving, but I'm sure it wasn't fully charged before I started the 3 hour gig. Battery lasted fine. Bose S1 also made it the entire 5 hours without charging. This microphone is kind of big, but perhaps that's why it sounds so natural. It's also a little tricky to put on. It works great for solo violin with accompaniment tracks. If I was playing with a live drummer, and guitar players, it probably would pick up those instruments, and I might not be able to get it loud enough. I have a piezo pickup that attached to my bridge for those gigs, but it's not as natural sounding. This microphone also sounded great through a large sound system at a church for a wedding. No cables, light weight. Easy connection between the transmitter and the receiver. I would buy again.

Great microphone to amplify musical instruments very practical to connect and efficient very good sound

Most of time, I have to give up since the connection will drop if a bit far.

The functionality of using this on instruments and also as a personal microphone. The battery life is very good for its size. Sound quality is great. The mic plug is a professional plug that you see band members use. It's wireless so that's plus as well.

Do not buy this for a viola. I measured mine and compared it to what the mic could extend for- as there are not many options for a viola. Although it supposedly fits a viola, it is so tight and difficult to extend that it ended up scratching/chipping my instrument. I honestly wouldn’t trust it for a violin either, any sort of extension is so unbelievably tight. I didn’t put it on longer than trying it on, so I don’t know anything about the sound quality. But I don’t think any good quality sound is worth the risk of damaging an instrument. Will be returning.