Microfoonset JBL Wireless Two Microphone System

The JBL Wireless Two Microphone System is a dual-microphone set optimised for use with JBL PartyBox speakers. Each microphone uses a cardioid pickup pattern for clear, warm vocal reproduction and is engineered to reduce handling noise and breath pops. The system supports wireless operation up to 30 m and features a rechargeable Lithium‑Ion battery for long runtime and convenient recharging.

Advantages

Cardioid capsules provide clear, crisp vocals while rejecting off‑axis noise. An integrated foam pop filter reduces unwanted breath and plosive sounds, and a shock mount system minimizes handling noise when passing the microphone between performers. Low latency (under 12 ms) and wireless range up to 30 m allow flexible placement during performances, and the built‑in rechargeable battery supports extended use.

Suitable for

• Home parties and private events
• Karaoke sessions with JBL PartyBox speakers
• Small gatherings and outdoor get-togethers
• Presentations or announcements at informal events

Key specifications

• Model: JBLPBWIRELESSMIC
• Configuration: Two wireless handheld microphones with dual‑channel receiver
• Frequency response: 50 – 15000 Hz
• Connectivity: Wireless
• Maximum operating distance: up to 30 m (line of sight)
• Latency: < 12 ms
• Battery: Rechargeable Lithium‑Ion, 600 mAh
• Colour: Black
• EAN: 1200130010156

How to use

Plug the receiver into your JBL PartyBox or pair the system using the supplied wireless dongle according to the receiver instructions. Power on the microphones and the receiver, select matching channels if required, and adjust the PartyBox volume and microphone gain to the desired level. You can use the microphones while they charge from the PartyBox power bank if needed. For best results, hold the microphone 5–15 cm from the mouth and sing or speak directly into the grille.

Recommendations

Charge the microphones fully before first use and keep firmware updated on compatible PartyBox models. Avoid exposing the microphones to strong wind or heavy moisture and use close cardioid positioning to reduce feedback in louder environments.