Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier Radio System

The Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier vocal and speech microphone radio system is encountered too often in advertisements. Banners on city streets and online assure buyers that life is difficult without a radio system. Naturally, buyers have questions. After all, the system’s price in the mid-range segment is approximately $335.

Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier Radio System

This is a classic radio system with two belt transmitters and lavalier microphones. The equipment operates in the UHF range (400-520 MHz). According to the manufacturer, it uses a UHF receiver with 2×50 PLL channels. It features a DSP digital processing model.

Many modern technologies used in manufacturing the microphone system still raise one question. As we know, the UHF range is good for urban conditions. But the manufacturer states that the Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier radio system is suitable for any conditions. Perhaps this is an oversight by the advertising team. Overall, the device is not suitable for rugged or forested areas.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier

And another oddity. There is no information at all about the sound receivers used. We know the microphone sensitivity, but what equipment is inside cannot be determined without disassembly. This should raise suspicion. This is the first sign that the device may be of poor quality. It is assumed that the Prodipe UHF B210 DSP Lavalier radio system is not intended for live performances or broadcasts. Additional sound processing will be required.

Among the positives are manual and automatic selection of “clean frequencies”. Infrared synchronization of the carrier frequency. Additionally, up to eight similar systems can be used simultaneously in one project.