Dynatech MS-14RLL Dual Lapel Wireless Microphone System

Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone

The Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone system pairs a dual-channel receiver with two bodypack transmitters and lapel microphones, and the Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone system is built for presenters, teachers and panelists who need both hands free. Each lapel microphone clips to clothing and feeds a bodypack transmitter, so the speaker can gesture, demonstrate and move around the stage while the receiver feeds the mixer or PA.

Why Choose Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone?

Hands-free speaking changes a presentation: the speaker faces the audience, uses both hands, and never has to hold a microphone near the mouth. The MS-14RLL gives that freedom to two speakers at once, with individual channel outputs and level control for balancing voices, plus a mix output for a simple PA hookup. UHF operation keeps the link stable in rooms full of wireless traffic, and the lapel form factor is discreet on camera and on stage.

Key Features

• Dual lapel system: Two bodypack transmitters with lapel microphones on one dual-channel receiver.
• Hands-free operation: Clip-on lapel microphones leave both hands free for presenting and demonstrating.
• Individual and mix outputs: Each channel has its own output with level control, plus a mixed output.
• UHF wireless operation: UHF band operation for stable links in busy radio environments.
• Two speakers at once: Both lapel channels can be live simultaneously for panels and interviews.
• Discreet on camera: Small clip-on microphones that sit neatly on clothing.

Best Suited For

The Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone system suits teachers, trainers, presenters, panel discussions, houses of worship and conference stages where two hands-free voices are needed. Singers and hosts who prefer to hold a microphone should look at the handheld version, the MS-14RHH, instead.

Setup and Connection Guide

Clip each lapel microphone to clothing near the chest, facing up toward the mouth, and clip the bodypack to a belt or pocket with the cable run kept short and strain-free. Place the Dynatech MS-14RLL Wireless Microphone receiver near the mixer with its antennas clear, connect the individual outputs or the mix output, and check both channels before the session. Spare batteries at the desk and a labelled channel list keep changeovers smooth during a busy programme. Label each bodypack with its channel number. Lapel microphones pick up room sound more readily than handhelds, so keep the speaker reasonably close to the microphone and set mixer gain to avoid feedback in live rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can both lapel microphones be used at the same time?

Yes. The MS-14RLL is a dual system: both bodypack and lapel channels can be live simultaneously, each on its own receiver channel.

What is the difference from the MS-14RHH?

The MS-14RLL uses two bodypack transmitters with lapel microphones for hands-free use, while the MS-14RHH uses two handheld microphone transmitters.

Does it work with a mixer and a PA?

Yes. The receiver provides individual channel outputs for a mixer and a mix output for a direct PA connection.

Technical Specifications

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For a related option from the same catalogue, see the Digimore D-305 dual wireless microphone system, and for the manufacturer’s reference information see the Sonotone Dynatech MS-14 page.