I've been using these mics as my primary wedding mics for years with ZERO dropouts. I'm so glad Cleveland Terry made a video years ago highly praising these mics. That's what made me give them a try. After my first time using them on a wedding with stellar results, I was completely sold. They have never let me down no matter what all the gear snobs have to say.
I kinda hate, that people are catching on to my secret sauce. I had 8 Shure ULX mic in the early 2000's (approx $8k), then the FCC sold off the 700Mhz, so I replaced them all with EV RE2's in the 600MHz band (12 Mics approx $6k), then the FCC sold the 600MHz, so I replace all 12 with Phoenix Pro's for about $1100, (Two 7000 quad receivers, and 2 7A receivers), Going on 3 years now, and super impressed.
I love my Phoenix pro microphones. I have used them for years and they work flawlessly. Never had a drop out. Never had one issue with them. They’re just fantastic. I used to use shure microphones and they gave me nothing but problems constantly.
Which Model Shure systems? On what frequency group? In what geographic area? I find it hard to believe that it wasn't user error. I've been using Shure systems for 23 ish years and I've just never had a problem at thousands of gigs.
I’m so glad you made this video Phenyx Pro deserves to be on top! Recently I was shopping for new mics and ran across the Phenyx brand, It was at a venue during ceremony. The receiver was upstairs in a closet about 50 feet away from the officiant and he sounded great! I was impressed! I Looked up the price and I couldn’t believe it and was very skeptical! Either way I bought the PTU 2U and I’m extremely happy with the product. The question is not why are they cheap but why are we always getting robbed by the big name brands. They inflate the price even though in reality it’s worth less, obviously we’re just paying for the brand. Either way thanks for this video and you will see the product is amazing!
Dude I’ve been using those Phenyx PTU71 for years. I’ve been praising them like crazy! Last year I just bought 2 different PTU-2U for my booths just before the new PTAU-2 came out. I love it SO much! And I’m envious of the new Pro units. The older PTU-2U are still true Diversity Systems and are just absolutely amazing! I’ve yet to experience any drop outs in the 60+ events I’ve done this year with them.
I have the PTU-71 as well and love this system. I actually just got the body pack for it and use it for a wireless speaker now. I like these bat zone batteries! Need to pick these up!
yo danny i need to try this!! I've seen people doing this with other brands but didnt know if phenyx pro could do it! Any chance you can post a link to the cable you use for the body pack to use it as a wireless system?
I have the PTU2U and it works great. With a good mixer you can EQ it nicely. I do have some older Shure ULDX / SLDX as well. The PTU I believe was their true diversity flagship prior to the model you showed in the 2nd portion. Thanks for this video and all your other videos.
I picked up the same mics and used them for the 1st time for speeches at our holiday parties and I was thoroughly impressed. Sound was good and the range was awesome.
WTH? No snow in MN?? I have two Phenyx PTU 71B’s. Handheld/lavalier and no issues as of yet. Travis McGuire led me to these, and now you have reassured their quality and superb operation. We got snow in Michigan.
Love these mics, these are what we use for Karaoke and for our newer DJ's so we don't send them out with expensive gear. They've been bullet proof for us so far.
I got the ptu-71, been using it for a year. It's been working great with my large Proms that has 300-400 students, with all the cellphones and other frequencies. No drop outs at all. I was skeptical at first. Just bought the same one you have.
I have the ptu 2u and I'm a huge fan. Nice bright sound, good hot signal, and strong signal. The only caveat is that it has noticeable handling noise. If you scan for a signal at a new venue while everybody is there, you will never had feedback. The few times I had feedback I was lazy and didn't rescan after people came. That being said my Sennheiser G4 didn't have any dropouts even if I didn't rescan, so it is still a bit more reliable. But for the price, there is nothing better than the PTU 2u set up. Sennheiser g4 set up is triple the price for just one mic. With phenyx pro you get two true diversity mic for $300+. Phenomenal.
I too love my Phenyx Pro mics. I use the PTU-7000 series and have been for years. Very similar to Shure wireless but for a much more affordable price. Amazing feel, range, and quality.
I've been talking about Phenyx for at least 3 years now. People crapped on me for comparing them to their favorite 58. They absolutely deserve to be recognized as a quality solution!
Aaron - Great video. How about a review of their lapel mics for wedding ceremonies? I continue to struggle with the quality of the lapels. Looks like their top of the line here with 4 mics is about $300
I HAVE PTU-71 over 4 years, amazing product, no drops, and got PTU-7000, I recommend removing the batteries after every gig, but regardless I use new batteries before each gig.
@AaronStrawn these units drain battery 🔋 even if off, I beleave it stays asleep but takes bit of energy. Regards if you getting paid to do gig, its good to have fresh batteries or use rechargeable batteries which you suggest. To cut cost.
I have a Phoenix PTU 71 for four years and I have experience dropouts like two times that I remembered. but after scanning my venues no dropouts ever again. solid electronics in this things and I will buy another set when it gets obsolete, and I don't think it's very soon
Dope vid man. So I started like most of us do with the Shure SM58 as a hand held and as I wanted to venture out to a wireless system I was going to grab Shure's PGX system, but I was hesitant because I wanted both a hand held and lavalier to utilize and having to buy two separate systems was pricey for me at the time. So I went to checking out everybody's mic reviews and gig logs looking for a solution and Dj 2Legit was pumping the PTU-71. So after researching it for a while I felt convinced enough to grab one with a cordless mic and lavalier and it just does not disappoint. I think I paid no more than $150 for the set and the shit just works! Are there others out there with better performance? I'm sure there is, but if your talking getting the most bang for the buck particularly if your on a budget.... Phyenx is hard to beat.
@@AaronStrawn Something I check is the "stats for nerds" thing for YT videos (right click on the video itself) and if the number is negative, says the audio could be louder.
I used Phenyx last year with mixed results. Obviously wireless conditions vary by area and venue and scanning is a must before all events. I found the handheld and lapel sets to be hit or miss. Sometimes it was crystal clear and other times I had drop outs and/or static, even within 15 - 30 feet line of sight. I could not find myself able to rely on them for the most important moments like ceremony and toasts. I ended up going with 2 sennheiser ew g4 systems - a lapel system and a handheld system. The sennheiser systems have been rock solid for every wedding (30+) this year. Just my experience.
My PTU-71 channel B died 3 months out of warranty. Dropped at 3 wedding ceremonies. Good karaoke mics, switched to Shure QLXD for weddings. No drop outs since.
I've had issues with the 71s as well. What I found was the BNC center wire broke on all of them that had issues. You can buy the same connector and resolder. It's not that hard but certainly a pain in the ass when that shouldn't be a weak point.
Those wireless mics give you alot for your money. I have owned them in the past and NEVER and any issues with drop outs. What I want to tell you is this.... You can use the line out and put a guitar cable in it and then run the other side of the cable to a sound mixer and controller and BOTH micd will work on just 1 channel with NO XLR Connections. Great vid Aaron. If someone does a mic drop with these mics won't need to remortgage your home to purchase new ones.
@@dsdjgreg what about people holding the mic too low on the bass (like hand at the bottom of the mic). I saw my RF go down significantly when someone was doing this
Both are amazing mics. The only part of the review that you skipped over that I think you will really enjoy is the Spectrum feature. It’s the same as the ones in the Audio Technica mics and the Sennheiser IEM that people like Rick Web love so much.
I have the Phenyx pro PTU 52 dual mics. Used at my first wedding. Got through but was hearing loud cracks in speakers. Couldn’t tell if it was mic reception or what…but got through first speeches.
Thank you for testing it on the Everse 8 - that's exactly what I bought it for. Just curious, why not use as a main microphone system? If you tested it and it works, why the hesitation? Have you tried the lavalier version?
I have that new PTAU-2 and it's the real deal and I paid around $280 for it when it first came out 6 months ago LOL such a deal. It's now my main mic for weddings, just don't let a fat guy LOL wrap both hands around the bottom antenna with his back to you other than that it's good to go but not perfect, you'll see. I do about 170 weddings a year so I've really tested this thing. I even have two Shure QLDX systems and I use this over those. The QLDX does have better distance but at weddings I don't need that distance. The PTU-71 "dual" will get you in trouble cuz it's not a true diversity system and you WILL get drop out hard environments. I did ordered those rechargeable batteries too as I normally get the Costco 48 pack for $18 but hey. Thank you Aaron with me being an old DJ with over 40 years in the night club and wedding biz you keep it real. Lastly think I've been sync'n my PTAU-2 mic with the bottom cap on guest I should've read the directions LOL
I use two ptu-5000s, 1 for my ceremony and one for my receptions BUT at my last wedding I did using two of the same exact units it was almost as if the ptu-5000s acted as an extender to eachother so my ceremony site was 1/4 mile uphill and the vendors downhill at my reception setup where i forgot to turn the volume down on my mains heard the entire ceremony from uphill because two ptu-5000s were extending to eachother (i think) because thatd be wild if was just picking up just the mic signal from uphill instead of receivers boosting the signals to eachother but idk im not Ben from nlfx so i couldnt tell you what exactly was goin on 😂
I have a few of these I have been using for over a yr. These are legit!! Get them while they're cheap because prices are going to skyrocket next yr in the US. They are made here but the parts are from China.
Mine PTU71 lost this plastic windows on a first wedding and they was cutting... Sent them back. Their most expensive thing is working ok. I have 4 channels for Karaoke rig.
I used Phenyx for years and recently just changed to Shure. Great microphone but only complaint is the Mic handling sound. Other than that it competes well with the Shure SM58.
@@AaronStrawn With the Phenyx..I get a rattle sound sometimes when people are holding the mic and moving it around in their hands when talking or when passing the mic. I can tighten the mic up and I still hear it sometimes. I haven't heard it with the SM58. Or haven't heard it yet because it is a newer mic for me.
This was my first mic set as a DJ. It’s a great system. I have no problem handing this to clients, it feels good quality. These aren’t diversity. My general rules stay 30’ from the booth and it will be rock solid. I would not recommend for speeches unless you can get the antennas up in the air.
Because they are making the “brand names” yall seem to love so this is basically straight from manufacturer. At least that what I am going to believe. They look like Shure mics 🤷🏾♂️
The rules of microphones and lighting are 2 spaces in the dj world where it's increasingly foolish to think you must pay a premium for great results. Snobs won't admit it 😜
Just an observation....I'm just saying. We all enjoy it when our clients book our premium packagess and rates, and at the same time we ourselves sometimes go for the least expensive tools. I understand it's business, there are budget realities, but when something seems unusually inexpensive, it just feels weird to me. But again, to each his own. If you love it, then that's what matters. I run Sennheiser and Shure.
They dodn't sound as good as Shure slxd, qlxd, ulxd systems do They don't offer any networking features They can't run as many systems at once They're not as good a quality either. That having been said I got the ptu-6000 set that has 8 receivers in one rack space. I wouldn't want to try to use all 8 in a major city but it does fine for a summer camp gig i do every year. Overall I'd say they're fine for most DJ work
I've never seen, and I don't think I ever will see Phenyx Pro on any artist ryder. Just not going to happen... Sennheiser and Shure have the technology and the history and know-how to deal with things like feedback and wireless interference.. I just don't see Phenyx as being able to go beyond a wedding dj type of use. As a company they just haven't proven themselves and I don't see them making much effort in trying to expand their business reach beyond a mobile/temporary sound reinforcement type of use. Like c'mon...their company name is amateur sounding ..."Phenyx" but pronounced Phoenix? Why not just call your company Phoenix and call it a day.. The spelling doesn't make it edgy or cool. It's just unnecessarily confusing and stupid. Sounds like a Chinese company name that can't spell properly
Hit the damn like button people 😂 5% OFF COUPON CODE: AARONSTRAWN
I've been using these mics as my primary wedding mics for years with ZERO dropouts. I'm so glad Cleveland Terry made a video years ago highly praising these mics. That's what made me give them a try. After my first time using them on a wedding with stellar results, I was completely sold. They have never let me down no matter what all the gear snobs have to say.
@@DJ2Legit007 love it
I kinda hate, that people are catching on to my secret sauce. I had 8 Shure ULX mic in the early 2000's (approx $8k), then the FCC sold off the 700Mhz, so I replaced them all with EV RE2's in the 600MHz band (12 Mics approx $6k), then the FCC sold the 600MHz, so I replace all 12 with Phoenix Pro's for about $1100, (Two 7000 quad receivers, and 2 7A receivers), Going on 3 years now, and super impressed.
Lol hardly a secret, Aaron is just late to the party
@@StevieRayEntertainme I’m usually late to the party lol
I love my Phoenix pro microphones. I have used them for years and they work flawlessly. Never had a drop out. Never had one issue with them. They’re just fantastic. I used to use shure microphones and they gave me nothing but problems constantly.
@@dantaddia43 awesome!
Which Model Shure systems?
On what frequency group?
In what geographic area?
I find it hard to believe that it wasn't user error. I've been using Shure systems for 23 ish years and I've just never had a problem at thousands of gigs.
I really like their mics. They make some portable battery powered mic/receiver combos (PDP) that come in real handy.
@@logisticalstyles I want to try those next
That’s what I use!! The PDPs are great!
I’m so glad you made this video Phenyx Pro deserves to be on top!
Recently I was shopping for new mics and ran across the Phenyx brand, It was at a venue during ceremony. The receiver was upstairs in a closet about 50 feet away from the officiant and he sounded great! I was impressed!
I Looked up the price and I couldn’t believe it and was very skeptical! Either way I bought the PTU 2U and I’m extremely happy with the product.
The question is not why are they cheap but why are we always getting robbed by the big name brands. They inflate the price even though in reality it’s worth less, obviously we’re just paying for the brand. Either way thanks for this video and you will see the product is amazing!
Dude I’ve been using those Phenyx PTU71 for years. I’ve been praising them like crazy! Last year I just bought 2 different PTU-2U for my booths just before the new PTAU-2 came out. I love it SO much! And I’m envious of the new Pro units. The older PTU-2U are still true Diversity Systems and are just absolutely amazing! I’ve yet to experience any drop outs in the 60+ events I’ve done this year with them.
I have a a 4 wireless microphone setup from Phenix and absolutely love it.
Been using these mics for my weddings for the last year with zero issues!!! Great mics
I have the PTU-71 as well and love this system. I actually just got the body pack for it and use it for a wireless speaker now. I like these bat zone batteries! Need to pick these up!
I just did that at my last gig. Didn’t have another option with me. It was outside about 150’ away. Worked great.
@@cduemig1 Awesome! I agree, these mics work great! Phenyx Pro really bringing competition to the game!
yo danny i need to try this!! I've seen people doing this with other brands but didnt know if phenyx pro could do it! Any chance you can post a link to the cable you use for the body pack to use it as a wireless system?
I have the PTU2U and it works great. With a good mixer you can EQ it nicely. I do have some older Shure ULDX / SLDX as well.
The PTU I believe was their true diversity flagship prior to the model you showed in the 2nd portion.
Thanks for this video and all your other videos.
I picked up the same mics and used them for the 1st time for speeches at our holiday parties and I was thoroughly impressed. Sound was good and the range was awesome.
@@FSP.Entertainment lots of people in the chat saying they are working great for them. Love to hear it
WTH? No snow in MN?? I have two Phenyx PTU 71B’s. Handheld/lavalier and no issues as of yet. Travis McGuire led me to these, and now you have reassured their quality and superb operation. We got snow in Michigan.
Love these mics, these are what we use for Karaoke and for our newer DJ's so we don't send them out with expensive gear. They've been bullet proof for us so far.
Phenyx has been my go to for a while now. They've been great.
I got the ptu-71, been using it for a year. It's been working great with my large Proms that has 300-400 students, with all the cellphones and other frequencies. No drop outs at all. I was skeptical at first. Just bought the same one you have.
I have the ptu 2u and I'm a huge fan. Nice bright sound, good hot signal, and strong signal. The only caveat is that it has noticeable handling noise. If you scan for a signal at a new venue while everybody is there, you will never had feedback. The few times I had feedback I was lazy and didn't rescan after people came. That being said my Sennheiser G4 didn't have any dropouts even if I didn't rescan, so it is still a bit more reliable. But for the price, there is nothing better than the PTU 2u set up. Sennheiser g4 set up is triple the price for just one mic. With phenyx pro you get two true diversity mic for $300+. Phenomenal.
I too love my Phenyx Pro mics. I use the PTU-7000 series and have been for years. Very similar to Shure wireless but for a much more affordable price. Amazing feel, range, and quality.
I've been talking about Phenyx for at least 3 years now. People crapped on me for comparing them to their favorite 58. They absolutely deserve to be recognized as a quality solution!
Bought a pair n they sound great so far🎉
Aaron - Great video. How about a review of their lapel mics for wedding ceremonies? I continue to struggle with the quality of the lapels. Looks like their top of the line here with 4 mics is about $300
Ptu 71. Got these a month ago and so happy
It won’t click but it works. I have cable matters xlrs as well never had an issue
I HAVE PTU-71 over 4 years, amazing product, no drops, and got PTU-7000, I recommend removing the batteries after every gig, but regardless I use new batteries before each gig.
@@GetYourDJNOW why do you take the batteries out?
@AaronStrawn these units drain battery 🔋 even if off, I beleave it stays asleep but takes bit of energy. Regards if you getting paid to do gig, its good to have fresh batteries or use rechargeable batteries which you suggest. To cut cost.
@@GetYourDJNOW interesting. I’ll keep this in mind. I was blown away that I used them an entire gig and all my tests and the batteries are still full
I have a Phoenix PTU 71 for four years and I have experience dropouts like two times that I remembered. but after scanning my venues no dropouts ever again. solid electronics in this things and I will buy another set when it gets obsolete, and I don't think it's very soon
I love my Phenyx pro!
work brilliant for me in the UK. no issues at all!
Dope vid man. So I started like most of us do with the Shure SM58 as a hand held and as I wanted to venture out to a wireless system I was going to grab Shure's PGX system, but I was hesitant because I wanted both a hand held and lavalier to utilize and having to buy two separate systems was pricey for me at the time. So I went to checking out everybody's mic reviews and gig logs looking for a solution and Dj 2Legit was pumping the PTU-71. So after researching it for a while I felt convinced enough to grab one with a cordless mic and lavalier and it just does not disappoint. I think I paid no more than $150 for the set and the shit just works! Are there others out there with better performance? I'm sure there is, but if your talking getting the most bang for the buck particularly if your on a budget.... Phyenx is hard to beat.
Nice review. Just a quick tip - your audio level on this is quite low - should be able to push it up another 8-10 dB
@@johnmcvicker6728 thanks- I’ll pump it up on the next one
@@AaronStrawn Something I check is the "stats for nerds" thing for YT videos (right click on the video itself) and if the number is negative, says the audio could be louder.
I used Phenyx last year with mixed results. Obviously wireless conditions vary by area and venue and scanning is a must before all events. I found the handheld and lapel sets to be hit or miss. Sometimes it was crystal clear and other times I had drop outs and/or static, even within 15 - 30 feet line of sight. I could not find myself able to rely on them for the most important moments like ceremony and toasts. I ended up going with 2 sennheiser ew g4 systems - a lapel system and a handheld system. The sennheiser systems have been rock solid for every wedding (30+) this year. Just my experience.
My PTU-71 channel B died 3 months out of warranty. Dropped at 3 wedding ceremonies.
Good karaoke mics, switched to Shure QLXD for weddings. No drop outs since.
I've had issues with the 71s as well. What I found was the BNC center wire broke on all of them that had issues. You can buy the same connector and resolder. It's not that hard but certainly a pain in the ass when that shouldn't be a weak point.
Those wireless mics give you alot for your money. I have owned them in the past and NEVER and any issues with drop outs. What I want to tell you is this.... You can use the line out and put a guitar cable in it and then run the other side of the cable to a sound mixer and controller and BOTH micd will work on just 1 channel with NO XLR Connections. Great vid Aaron. If someone does a mic drop with these mics won't need to remortgage your home to purchase new ones.
Phenyx Pro are legit!! I have the PTU-2U and am a huge fan!!
I’ve had the dual mics PTU71 for 2 years & still no issues those mics are built like a tank I use them for all weddings & no issues
@@dsdjgreg what about people holding the mic too low on the bass (like hand at the bottom of the mic). I saw my RF go down significantly when someone was doing this
Both are amazing mics. The only part of the review that you skipped over that I think you will really enjoy is the Spectrum feature. It’s the same as the ones in the Audio Technica mics and the Sennheiser IEM that people like Rick Web love so much.
@@litproductions503 I saw this, but didn’t understand it so I cut it out 😂
I've been using phenyx pro for almost 3 years now no problems! I use Magomi Gold XLR Cables they also work just fine!
Awesome
So far, 5 weddings for me on the Second one that he showed it was a hundred and eighty bucks
I have the Phenyx pro PTU 52 dual mics. Used at my first wedding. Got through but was hearing loud cracks in speakers. Couldn’t tell if it was mic reception or what…but got through first speeches.
@@jonmillson4337 did you scan before the event? I noticed with these you gotta scan every time you use them
@ yes I scanned both mics. I even changed frequencies which helped out. Thanks for the video and recd on the batteries too!
love my Phoenix pro ptu-500 4 mic channel 4 years now . dj17:40
Phenyx pro is so awesome I’ve been using them for my karaoke show for years just bought a new set on cyber Monday at 45% off
Thank you for testing it on the Everse 8 - that's exactly what I bought it for. Just curious, why not use as a main microphone system? If you tested it and it works, why the hesitation? Have you tried the lavalier version?
Aaron I have 2 of the PTU71
One on my Ceremony system with Lav and Handheld
And 2 handhelds on my main rigs
I have that new PTAU-2 and it's the real deal and I paid around $280 for it when it first came out 6 months ago LOL such a deal. It's now my main mic for weddings, just don't let a fat guy LOL wrap both hands around the bottom antenna with his back to you other than that it's good to go but not perfect, you'll see. I do about 170 weddings a year so I've really tested this thing. I even have two Shure QLDX systems and I use this over those. The QLDX does have better distance but at weddings I don't need that distance. The PTU-71 "dual" will get you in trouble cuz it's not a true diversity system and you WILL get drop out hard environments. I did ordered those rechargeable batteries too as I normally get the Costco 48 pack for $18 but hey. Thank you Aaron with me being an old DJ with over 40 years in the night club and wedding biz you keep it real. Lastly think I've been sync'n my PTAU-2 mic with the bottom cap on guest I should've read the directions LOL
I just wish the antennas was shorter
Are the capsules removable
I use two ptu-5000s, 1 for my ceremony and one for my receptions BUT at my last wedding I did using two of the same exact units it was almost as if the ptu-5000s acted as an extender to eachother so my ceremony site was 1/4 mile uphill and the vendors downhill at my reception setup where i forgot to turn the volume down on my mains heard the entire ceremony from uphill because two ptu-5000s were extending to eachother (i think) because thatd be wild if was just picking up just the mic signal from uphill instead of receivers boosting the signals to eachother but idk im not Ben from nlfx so i couldnt tell you what exactly was goin on 😂
They were probably just set to the same channel and both receivers were picking up the signal.
@ thats sooo crazy considering how far away I was🤯🤯
You just sold it!!
I have a few of these I have been using for over a yr. These are legit!! Get them while they're cheap because prices are going to skyrocket next yr in the US. They are made here but the parts are from China.
Mine PTU71 lost this plastic windows on a first wedding and they was cutting... Sent them back. Their most expensive thing is working ok. I have 4 channels for Karaoke rig.
I used Phenyx for years and recently just changed to Shure. Great microphone but only complaint is the Mic handling sound. Other than that it competes well with the Shure SM58.
@@djaga4404 what about the Shure helps with mic handling? Sennheiser does it too
@@AaronStrawn With the Phenyx..I get a rattle sound sometimes when people are holding the mic and moving it around in their hands when talking or when passing the mic. I can tighten the mic up and I still hear it sometimes. I haven't heard it with the SM58. Or haven't heard it yet because it is a newer mic for me.
You can go much further in the distance test
I don’t know but I bought them up before the prices go up
This was my first mic set as a DJ. It’s a great system. I have no problem handing this to clients, it feels good quality. These aren’t diversity. My general rules stay 30’ from the booth and it will be rock solid. I would not recommend for speeches unless you can get the antennas up in the air.
Need the link for the sennhesier ev power cable
@@cloudthedj reach out to NLFX. I’ve tried a few on Amazon and they’ve been garbage. I bought 2 from them and worked perfectly
provide email where to send you the Serato skin for VDJ
Walk to my grandmas house in Crystal. Or uncle Lake Minnetonka 😂 can u hear me now?
Because they are making the “brand names” yall seem to love so this is basically straight from manufacturer. At least that what I am going to believe. They look like Shure mics 🤷🏾♂️
put that junk down. BTW---good going you have almost 8k subs
The rules of microphones and lighting are 2 spaces in the dj world where it's increasingly foolish to think you must pay a premium for great results.
Snobs won't admit it 😜
Too many people sleep on these.
Agree!
Just an observation....I'm just saying. We all enjoy it when our clients book our premium packagess and rates, and at the same time we ourselves sometimes go for the least expensive tools. I understand it's business, there are budget realities, but when something seems unusually inexpensive, it just feels weird to me. But again, to each his own. If you love it, then that's what matters. I run Sennheiser and Shure.
They dodn't sound as good as Shure slxd, qlxd, ulxd systems do
They don't offer any networking features
They can't run as many systems at once
They're not as good a quality either.
That having been said
I got the ptu-6000 set that has 8 receivers in one rack space. I wouldn't want to try to use all 8 in a major city but it does fine for a summer camp gig i do every year.
Overall I'd say they're fine for most DJ work
Sending hate from New Jersey.
@@NickSpinelli 😂
I've never seen, and I don't think I ever will see Phenyx Pro on any artist ryder. Just not going to happen... Sennheiser and Shure have the technology and the history and know-how to deal with things like feedback and wireless interference.. I just don't see Phenyx as being able to go beyond a wedding dj type of use. As a company they just haven't proven themselves and I don't see them making much effort in trying to expand their business reach beyond a mobile/temporary sound reinforcement type of use. Like c'mon...their company name is amateur sounding ..."Phenyx" but pronounced Phoenix? Why not just call your company Phoenix and call it a day.. The spelling doesn't make it edgy or cool. It's just unnecessarily confusing and stupid. Sounds like a Chinese company name that can't spell properly
housing sucks, no privacy!
@@TheHappyDIYGuy-ri8nb I got nothing to hide lol
Calm down Kaczynski, that's some weak shade to throw.