Review on 🎤 Professional UHF Lavalier Lapel Micophone - MC9F Wireless Microphone System with 32 Channels, 1 Receiver, and 4 Transmitters for Sony & Panasonic DSLR Cameras, Camcorders, YouTube Video Recording, Interviews, and More by Loren Schmidt

First, it's a good device and the price is great. However, I encountered 2 problems. Actually it is 1 problem with 2 parts. 1 - The only way to control the volume or turn off the sound is through the transmitter. 2 - The receiver receives all channels at the same time. If you use it for wedding videos like we did, you could run into serious problems. When you put a microphone on the groom, the priest, the bride and the father of the bride (for example). Well, they'll be in different places at the same time. For example, the priest might be standing at the altar, the bride might be behind with her father, the groom might be walking down the aisle. It is good for the bride and bridegroom to speak at the same time while the priest is speaking to the guests; everything is removed at once. This means that no sound can be used. You had to create these devices to have a volume/mute function on the receiver. So you can turn off the microphone of the bride, groom and father of the bride while the priest is speaking. Then you can turn on the sound of the bride and groom during their vows. That's a great idea, but they need to change things up a bit. I'm excited to see what happens with version 2.0.