Radio microphone hardware from entry level to touring grade, centred on Shure’s BLX, SLX-D and ULX-D platforms and Sennheiser’s XS Wireless, evolution G4, EW-D and EW-DX ranges plus the DECT-based AVX and SpeechLine families, with Audio Technica systems alongside. This is the deepest section of the microphone department, covering complete systems and every separate part of one.

Starting from scratch, go to Sets for complete transmitter-and-receiver packages in handheld, lavalier and headset configurations. Expanding an existing rig, the Handheld Transmitters, Body Worn Transmitters and Receivers subcategories sell the halves separately, and Capsules lets you change a handheld’s voicing without replacing the system. Multi-channel installations should plan around Antennas and Distribution for paddles, splitters and boosters, with chargers, batteries and PSUs under Accessories, and Table Top Transmitters covering wireless boundary and gooseneck bases for meeting rooms. Whatever the tier, frequency band is the non-negotiable: transmitter and receiver band codes must match exactly. UK buyers should note that Channel 38 (606 to 614 MHz) operation requires an Ofcom Shared Licence, while 1.9 GHz DECT systems such as AVX and SpeechLine DW run licence-free.

Trade account holders get engineer-level frequency planning help, worth using before committing a whole inventory to one band.