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UHF Microphone and VHF Microphone  micro_phoneUHF vs VHF
Microphones  Microphones are used to capture sound, whether its
from the human voice, animals, or even from the environment, and
either amplify it for rebroadcast or to record it for later use.
Although VHF (Very High Frequency) and UHF (Ultra High
Frequency) are both used to describe frequencies, these are not
related to the frequency of the voice that is being recorded.
Instead, it is related to the transmission of the voice signal
from the microphone to its receiver on wireless microphones.
VHF microphones usually transmit at around 170Mhz to 216Mhz
while UHF microphones transmit between 450Mhz and 952Mhz, which
is over ten times the difference in the frequency range that
devices can use. UHF microphones benefit from this very wide
range of frequencies that can be used by manufacturers. This
makes it less prone to interference as you are less likely to
encounter another UHF device that