I really love to see that even ‘cheap’ mics are leveling-up in quality... I bough a couple of the more inexpensive kits to have on standby at events where a smaller PA is deployed, and we just need a one-off like a ‘Best Man speech’, etc. In online groups there is a lot of shade being thrown at anything that costs less than $1000/mic; but the entire spectrum of available products is selling... and to repeat customers. That tells me that someone is doing something right. What I like about Phenyl Pro design is that they do a good job at stick with a ‘pro’ aesthetic; some other brands just look like toys from a distance, and I think there is no excuse for that. So far, the distance and sound quality are better than I would expect from this price point; they let me hold back my more expensive mic systems for larger deployments (and places I know I will be in attendance throughout the event).
Thanks for being honest about the quality of everything that you review! Buying equipment without watching your review first, is like eating a pb&j sandwich without the peanut butter! PDP 2 please!
Count me in on the raffle. Last week pickles, this week peanut butter is Mrs Uhl expecting? Thanks again for all of your reviews. Informative and entertaining
Dude! I can’t say peanut butter around my dogs at all hahaha. They even know when I pull out a jar from the fridge. Anything else I bring out (they aren’t looking, just listening), and they don’t respond. But they know PB somehow!
This would be the perfect solution for a talk-back mic for using with our XR18. Person mixing from the crowd could use this as a nice solution where quality is nowhere near as important as a vocal mic on stage. Smooth as Peanut Butter.
OOOOH! I wish I had mentioned that in this video! Because I'm working on my talkback video right now actually. Great idea! I'll actually recommend that in my video. I appreciate it!
Peanut butter love to be entered in competition for wireless system . Great review thank you . I work a lot of old people’s home as retired from main stream entertainment,so this very portable system sounds perfect .
I don’t have any on my channel. Just general knowledge of how to use an EQ and compressor are valuable for sure. I always low cut the vocals to at least 80hz minimum. And I usually like to brighten a little around 2k. Other than that, it’s all just using your ear 🤘
Marvin, you are the winner! I just shared the drawing to my CZcams/Facebook/Instagram stories to confirm it. Please get ahold of me via my socials or website (links in bio). Do not respond to scammers, there is NO money that you need to send in order to win this. Let me know if you want the PDP 1 or the PDP 2 and I'll send that info to Phenyx Pro and they will sent it to you. Thanks again!
Someone else left that comment as well, I wish I would have thought of that for this video! But I’m working on my talkback mic video now, so I’ll include it there. Great idea 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic I use that for work in live situation with 16 Evo senheisser are great but for backup check Energizer lithium I use one in mi Fenix e12 for 2 years
Excellent as always. I’ve been perusing eBay and looking at the Phenyx Pro stuff and I was wondering about the microphone. Are the microphones the same for each system? There’s the 7000, 51, 52, 71 etc. and they all have great virtues and I want to make sure I’m getting what I need. Thanks dude.
Thanks for the video Scott! I just received mine and just had a quick question since you didn't mention it in this video? The Hi/Lo switch inside the mic is for what and does it sound different? Don't think it says anything in the manual? Jimmy Z
Love your videos! This would be great for karaoke and announcements at my DJ gigs. My current wireless set has been letting me down lately and I would love to test this out and give it a try. Pick me please! ❤My favorite song about Peanut Butter is Peanut Butter Jelly by Galantis. You cannot make a peanut butter sandwich without playing it.
Great video! only missing thing is the test with the mic cover...maybe it mitigates a bit the plosive? I have been following this company for a while and they are making very interesting stuff and affordable...I notice on this product though the antenna looks pretty fragile, if it falls down you are in trouble...that's my only down on this...another good thing for me about this product would be to save 1 rack space in my already crowded rack...I am not from USA so not eligible for the giveaway...I have been asking them to expend to Canada please!!
I do wish the antenna was removable so you could replace it, but it’s not the end of the world for this price point. But yes you are correct, portability is extremely nice especially with rack space! I’ll have to look into the mic cover idea 🤘
Great video, as usual, I love the compactness of this system. With the PDP 2, is there a way to separately control volume? Also, what type of cardioid pattern is there for the mics?
@@ScottUhlMusic So the solution for me was to get 2 sets since they are so cheap $62.99 (with 10% discount). Now I can use various combinations... 1, 1+1, 2, 2+1, 2+2.
The reason I ask is because I have rhe Rode wireless go and leaving the rx pugged in is a big no no. Love the portability if this setup. The sound is a bit meh, but for the money it’s honey.
Hmm this would be interesting. Also yeah I’ld probably use it for our drummer or bass player when we have our in ears on. Would also like to check them out on the following.. for amps or ambient/crowd mics…… and Peanut Butter.
@@ScottUhlMusic sweet.. I was debating on picking up some of those Amazon LyxPro shotgun mics for crowd/ambient. I listen back our last shows recording and you are able to hear the crowd but I’m sure with dedicated mics it would be better
Hey Scott! Ive been learning how to loop and cables are a nightmare. I have learned a lot from your channel and am getting a few cheaper wireless things to try out per recommendations from your orher videos (in ear and guitar). Anyway… I have classic shure58 for vocals and use for looping random instruments as well. it is amazing at avoiding feedback, cheap, and clear. and am wondering you would recommend this mic over the shure, or if i should figure out a way to make the shure wireless via xlr wireless connectors, and if so, do you have any recommendations?
The Shure sm58 is definitely a better sounding mic than this. Both are useable mics but the sm58 is better. Here’s a good xlr adapter that works well with the sm58: czcams.com/video/gCgIhlSP6Oc/video.html Just be careful using too much cheap wireless all at once. As a solo artist, you should be okay most of the time, but just be cautious with too much cheap wireless: czcams.com/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/video.html
@@ScottUhlMusic Wow! Thanks for the quick reply! I really poured over your videos before purchasing so here is what i came up with. Ill let you know how it goes. I got the Lekato ms-1 for in ear because running at 2.4 and having a few drop outs is ok for my in ear. i use it mostly for a click track Swiff Audio for guitar because that seems to be far and away the best
@@ScottUhlMusic that be kinda cool to get a better grill with a better pop filter,, I ordered a set the one with one mic, I’ll try it out and let you know! Btw love your videos! Shout out from DRL music in uvalde tx!
@@ScottUhlMusicI get a lot of static when some of my users put the mic right up and sing. Even with the gain way down on my little board but not sure what else I can do. Ideas?
My wife does a dinner show , usually 90-100 people, room is 40’ x 40’ and twenty feet tall ! I have a harbinger vari 4112 2500 watt ! I think it’s too big ! Any recommendations!!!! “ Peanut butter ! I use Phenyx pro pu 71 it’s great ! Want to try pdp 2 mic and body pack
@@ScottUhlMusic sorry last question, yes it's built in so it is something that I cannot just replace when I needed to? also, does receiver work while its charging?
I really love to see that even ‘cheap’ mics are leveling-up in quality... I bough a couple of the more inexpensive kits to have on standby at events where a smaller PA is deployed, and we just need a one-off like a ‘Best Man speech’, etc. In online groups there is a lot of shade being thrown at anything that costs less than $1000/mic; but the entire spectrum of available products is selling... and to repeat customers. That tells me that someone is doing something right. What I like about Phenyl Pro design is that they do a good job at stick with a ‘pro’ aesthetic; some other brands just look like toys from a distance, and I think there is no excuse for that. So far, the distance and sound quality are better than I would expect from this price point; they let me hold back my more expensive mic systems for larger deployments (and places I know I will be in attendance throughout the event).
PP does some of the best affordable gear for musicians IMO
Scott!thank you again!thank God you are there to help us.👍👍👍👍
Wow, that’s incredibly cheap. Thanks for another great peanut butter video.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome! I just ordered one. Great for practice sessions.
Nice! Enjoy 🤘
Wow!! This one is amazing!! Thanks so much for testing it for us! Peanut butter over those mics!
Thanks for watching!
Smooth like peanut butter! Nice job, thanks for your content!
Thanks for watching!
Definitely a interesting product. Pheynx always thinking about good quality for a affordable price
Agreed! They definitely are a great company
Thanks for being honest about the quality of everything that you review! Buying equipment without watching your review first, is like eating a pb&j sandwich without the peanut butter! PDP 2 please!
Thanks! I appreciate the comment 🤘
Great review as always.. To the point.. This will be great for my Karaoke system, hoping for a smooth set up like peanut butter..
These would be great for karaoke for sure!
It looks nice, gotta love the finish, looks futuristic haha
Haha it kind of does!
Peanut butter! Appreciate the work you do as always!
Thanks Roger!
Great information! Thank you
“Peanut butter “ 😎
This seems like a great option for my dj business. It seems smooth as peanut butter to use.
It definitely would be great for a DJ!
Count me in on the raffle. Last week pickles, this week peanut butter is Mrs Uhl expecting? Thanks again for all of your reviews. Informative and entertaining
Hahaha it does sound like a pregnant woman grocery list 😊
Awesome video as always, Scott! Anytime someone says Peanut Butter on tv my dog goes crazy because it’s his favorite treat. So thanks for that lol
Dude! I can’t say peanut butter around my dogs at all hahaha. They even know when I pull out a jar from the fridge. Anything else I bring out (they aren’t looking, just listening), and they don’t respond. But they know PB somehow!
Great review! Pretty amazing product - might be better than peanut butter!
Woah woah woah! It might be tied at least 😅😅
Great video, very well explained, look like a very cool mic.
You should try a hot peanut butter tea for that cold.
I should try hot peanut butter tea just for fun!! 😋
This would be the perfect solution for a talk-back mic for using with our XR18. Person mixing from the crowd could use this as a nice solution where quality is nowhere near as important as a vocal mic on stage. Smooth as Peanut Butter.
OOOOH! I wish I had mentioned that in this video! Because I'm working on my talkback video right now actually. Great idea! I'll actually recommend that in my video. I appreciate it!
Beat me to it! I think I'm actually going to get one of these for exactly that purpose.
Cool revfiew Scott. Like #14
Thanks Dave!
I’ll definitely pack this “PDP1” with my peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!
Peanut butter love to be entered in competition for wireless system . Great review thank you . I work a lot of old people’s home as retired from main stream entertainment,so this very portable system sounds perfect .
Nice! That would be a great use of this system
Great video Scott! That PDP 1 is Peanut Butter Jelly Time! 😂Please put me in for one! Thanks
Hahaha you are entered! Best of luck 🤘
Great review as always!! Peanut Butter works well when you need a microphone!
Thank you!
Thx for your take on this product, always enjoy the outtakes too......and.... unfortunately , I don't qualify for any peanut butter
I had to include that outtake hahaha
Pretty nifty product. Damn Skippy you might say. . .you know, like the peanut butter
🤣🤣 nice!
Thanks for the videos - video idea- any tips for mixing vocal EQ live? (Soundboard/ processors/racks)
I don’t have any on my channel. Just general knowledge of how to use an EQ and compressor are valuable for sure. I always low cut the vocals to at least 80hz minimum. And I usually like to brighten a little around 2k. Other than that, it’s all just using your ear 🤘
Great dog treat. Hollow bone stuffed with peanut butter, then put in freezer.
hahaha, I bet the youtube algorithm is just so confused as to how this comment ended up on a wireless gear video! :) hahahahaha
This would definitely be a great mic for speeches/toasts! And have you ever put peanut butter on waffles? So good!
Dude!! Always peanut butter on waffles!!! Same with pancakes and French toast 😋
Wow! the price of this product it's like peanut butter I definitely want it 🎤🎶
🤘🤘🤘
Great video! Think I'll have a peanut butter & jelly sandwich now.
😊😊
Marvin, you are the winner! I just shared the drawing to my CZcams/Facebook/Instagram stories to confirm it. Please get ahold of me via my socials or website (links in bio). Do not respond to scammers, there is NO money that you need to send in order to win this. Let me know if you want the PDP 1 or the PDP 2 and I'll send that info to Phenyx Pro and they will sent it to you. Thanks again!
Well I guess I didn't win - so I just had to buy - thanks a lot Scott :)
😅😅😅
This wireless system would be great with peanut butter! Delicious
It will definitely brighten up the mids a bit! Guaranteed! 😅
@@ScottUhlMusic, nice!!
Would be good for a front and back talkback mic 👍
Someone else left that comment as well, I wish I would have thought of that for this video! But I’m working on my talkback mic video now, so I’ll include it there. Great idea 🤘
Great review…peanut butter!
Thanks!
Best battery that I probe was the Energizer ultimate lithium are expensive but are the best even with Energizer industrial. Have a more longer life.
I’ve used the rechargeable energizers for a long time. They are great!
@@ScottUhlMusic I use that for work in live situation with 16 Evo senheisser are great but for backup check Energizer lithium I use one in mi Fenix e12 for 2 years
love the peanut butter reviews lol.
you can add me to the give away thanks. Bless you on the sneeze
Hahaha I had to include it 😅
Excellent as always. I’ve been perusing eBay and looking at the Phenyx Pro stuff and I was wondering about the microphone. Are the microphones the same for each system? There’s the 7000, 51, 52, 71 etc. and they all have great virtues and I want to make sure I’m getting what I need.
Thanks dude.
7000s and the PTU 1U are much better quality than these for sure. These are very cheap, but work well for what they are intended for
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks man!
Thanks for the video Scott! I just received mine and just had a quick question since you didn't mention it in this video? The Hi/Lo switch inside the mic is for what and does it sound different? Don't think it says anything in the manual?
Jimmy Z
I honestly can’t remember… I just looked at mine and the manual and I didn’t see anything with that either 🤷
Dry signal sounded like peanut butter stuck in grille but brightened up nicely when you boosted mids and highs. Gesundheit!
Hahahaha well done using the magic word 😊
Love your videos! This would be great for karaoke and announcements at my DJ gigs. My current wireless set has been letting me down lately and I would love to test this out and give it a try. Pick me please! ❤My favorite song about Peanut Butter is Peanut Butter Jelly by Galantis. You cannot make a peanut butter sandwich without playing it.
This would be great for karaoke and DJs for sure!
Great video! only missing thing is the test with the mic cover...maybe it mitigates a bit the plosive? I have been following this company for a while and they are making very interesting stuff and affordable...I notice on this product though the antenna looks pretty fragile, if it falls down you are in trouble...that's my only down on this...another good thing for me about this product would be to save 1 rack space in my already crowded rack...I am not from USA so not eligible for the giveaway...I have been asking them to expend to Canada please!!
I do wish the antenna was removable so you could replace it, but it’s not the end of the world for this price point. But yes you are correct, portability is extremely nice especially with rack space! I’ll have to look into the mic cover idea 🤘
Just might be great for the pair as IEM ambient mikes? Maybe a PDP2 smooth like peanut butter?
Oooooh that’s actually a really interesting idea! Especially since you won’t get plosives as an ambient mic 🤘
Great video, as usual, I love the compactness of this system. With the PDP 2, is there a way to separately control volume? Also, what type of cardioid pattern is there for the mics?
Thanks! And there is not a way to separately control volume. Not sure on the pattern.
@@ScottUhlMusic So the solution for me was to get 2 sets since they are so cheap $62.99 (with 10% discount). Now I can use various combinations... 1, 1+1, 2, 2+1, 2+2.
Great video! PDP 1&2 > peanut butter
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Hmm.. this looks very smooth, smooth like good quality Peanut Butter..
😋 😋 😋
Thank you for the Peanut Butter tip!
Come for the tech, stay for the peanut butter tips 🤘
Would love that PDP 2 while I enjoy my peanut butter sandwich!
The best way to enjoy them 😊
Ooh, I do love a good peanut butter and jam sandwich, however a PDP Pro 2 would be sufficient.
🤘🤘
This is pretty amazing. Can you leave the receiver plugged into a power source, or will it introduce noise?
I haven’t tried it with it plugged in, but I believe that you can 👍
The reason I ask is because I have rhe Rode wireless go and leaving the rx pugged in is a big no no.
Love the portability if this setup. The sound is a bit meh, but for the money it’s honey.
Hmm this would be interesting. Also yeah I’ld probably use it for our drummer or bass player when we have our in ears on. Would also like to check them out on the following.. for amps or ambient/crowd mics…… and Peanut Butter.
Someone else mentioned the video for ambient mics and I think that’s a great way to use them!
@@ScottUhlMusic sweet.. I was debating on picking up some of those Amazon LyxPro shotgun mics for crowd/ambient. I listen back our last shows recording and you are able to hear the crowd but I’m sure with dedicated mics it would be better
I really do value your honest opinion in your reviews. Yes, I'd like to be entered in this giveaway. I also love peanut butter on whole weather bread.
You are entered! Best of luck 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks much
This might be useful for a future gig I have coming up!!!!!! Peanut Butter!!🥜🥜🥜🥜
Nice! You are entered into the contest 🤘
Hey Scott! Ive been learning how to loop and cables are a nightmare. I have learned a lot from your channel and am getting a few cheaper wireless things to try out per recommendations from your orher videos (in ear and guitar). Anyway… I have classic shure58 for vocals and use for looping random instruments as well. it is amazing at avoiding feedback, cheap, and clear. and am wondering you would recommend this mic over the shure, or if i should figure out a way to make the shure wireless via xlr wireless connectors, and if so, do you have any recommendations?
The Shure sm58 is definitely a better sounding mic than this. Both are useable mics but the sm58 is better. Here’s a good xlr adapter that works well with the sm58: czcams.com/video/gCgIhlSP6Oc/video.html
Just be careful using too much cheap wireless all at once. As a solo artist, you should be okay most of the time, but just be cautious with too much cheap wireless: czcams.com/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/video.html
@@ScottUhlMusic Wow! Thanks for the quick reply!
I really poured over your videos before purchasing so here is what i came up with. Ill let you know how it goes.
I got the Lekato ms-1 for in ear because running at 2.4 and having a few drop outs is ok for my in ear. i use it mostly for a click track
Swiff Audio for guitar because that seems to be far and away the best
Please enter me in the contest. Do these work better while eating the peanut butter? 🥜 Great video, thanks 🤘
Haha thanks! You are entered to win 🤘
Hi Scott… does this Microphone have the button to adjust the echo treble bass. And how long does the receiver last? Thankyou..
It does not have any fx, and I can’t remember the length of the battery life since this video was a while ago
Ok Thankyou for your fast response. Wishing you all the best. ❤️
Can you change the mic grill? (I think that’s what it’s called lol) maybe for one with a better pop filter in it
I’m not sure tbh
@@ScottUhlMusic that be kinda cool to get a better grill with a better pop filter,, I ordered a set the one with one mic, I’ll try it out and let you know! Btw love your videos! Shout out from DRL music in uvalde tx!
Peanut butter..🎉😊
😋😋😋
Perfect for karaoke or portable party peanut butter DJs! Would be super cool if they could fix the plosives.
Haha and yeah I wonder why it does that, I’m not sure.
@@ScottUhlMusic I wonder if you could put a e935 or Shure capsule on the top of a PDP1 TO REDUCE THE PLOSIVES
@@limofranky1 I do not believe you can do that
Does the Phenyx Pro PDP 2 receiver spilt the channels into left and right?
No, it’s a TS connector, so it’s mono
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks.
Please peanut butter 😅 thank you!
You are entered 🤘
I think this would awesome for karaoke - or you know, peanut butter.
*insert “why not both” gif I overuse in my videos 😅
@@ScottUhlMusicI get a lot of static when some of my users put the mic right up and sing. Even with the gain way down on my little board but not sure what else I can do. Ideas?
Tonor and JBL have similar products
I like Peanut Butter and your videos!
Thanks! 😊
Can i plug in directly in a battery pwrd speaker to be 100$ wireless
Yes 👍
My wife does a dinner show , usually 90-100 people, room is 40’ x 40’ and twenty feet tall !
I have a harbinger vari 4112 2500 watt ! I think it’s too big ! Any recommendations!!!! “ Peanut butter !
I use Phenyx pro pu 71 it’s great !
Want to try pdp 2 mic and body pack
The PTU will be a better one than this, but this is quite portable
First like.! Peanut butter, whoops, I’m in Canada, oh well, maybe next time.
Haha yup next one will be for everyone!
Oops PDP 1
@@limofranky1 hmmm... something is still missing.
@@ScottUhlMusic Yes you forget which type of peanut butter smooth or chunky style. Funky style would be cool 😎
Plosives and Peanut Butter!
My new band name!
Is it good for karaoke family?😊
Yes, definitely
Ironically you wouldn't want to say peanutbutter peanut butter into these microphones too much
🤣🤣🤣🤣 good point! Hahahaha
I forgot the peanut butter, LOL!
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Am I too late for peanut butter?
Hahaha yes… well, never too late for PB, but for the contest yes 😅
is receiver's battery replaceable?
It’s a built in battery
@@ScottUhlMusic sorry last question, yes it's built in so it is something that I cannot just replace when I needed to? also, does receiver work while its charging?
Why didn’t EQ it for thenplosives on this demo? Dude..!!!
You can eq some of it out, but it’s still pretty strong
Enter me in the contest please. *PEANUT BUTTER*
You are entered 🤘
Peanut Butter
The contest did end, but you can get 5% off using the link and promo code in the description 👍
sometimes my mic sounds like its loaded with peanut butter. 😀
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WARNING: DO NOT USE MIC TO SPREAD PEANUT BUTTER-MAY STICK TO LIPS (please add t o list)...
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I hope this doesn't sound like you are eating peanutbutter.
Add me to drawing #1
Hmmm possibly… something is missing 🤔🤔😊
For PUP 1
And now it’s complete!! 😊😊😊