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XTUGA is a professional audio brand specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of electro-acoustic products. The company offers a wide range of audio solutions, including UHF wireless microphone systems, in-ear monitoring systems, professional audio mixers, and instrument microphones.
Designed for both stage performance and home recording, XTUGA products aim to deliver reliable sound quality and versatility for musicians, presenters, and content creators.
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Turn on the receiver and the handheld microphone. If the system supports IR pairing, align the IR window on the microphone with the receiver's IR light and press the sync button. Otherwise, manually select the same frequency channel on both devices.
Locate the button labeled '+48V' or 'Phantom' on your mixer or audio interface. Press it to enable 48V power for condenser microphones. Dynamic microphones generally do not require this setting.
Try changing the frequency channel on both the receiver and transmitter to a clean channel. Ensure there are no large metal objects blocking the line of sight and keep the receiver away from other RF-generating electronics like routers.
Yes, provided each system is set to a different frequency channel. Check your specific model's manual for the number of simultaneous channels supported.