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Find microphones for live vocals, instruments, recording, presentations and installed sound. Explore wired and wireless systems, handheld microphones, headsets, lapel mics and USB models, alongside monitoring systems and accessories. Our range supports performers, venues, schools, churches and event professionals.

Microphones for Live Sound, Recording and Events

The right microphone starts with what you need to capture and where you will use it. A singer on stage, a presenter moving around a room and a musician recording at home each need different features, connections and microphone styles.

Prebeat’s range includes microphones and systems from JTS, Q-Audio, W Audio, Citronic, Chord and other audio brands. Choose from straightforward wired models, wireless systems and specialist microphones for instruments, speech and recording.

Wireless Microphones for Singers and Presenters

Wireless microphones give performers and speakers freedom to move without a microphone cable trailing behind them. Handheld systems suit singing, karaoke and shared announcements, while headset and lapel microphones leave the user’s hands free for presentations, teaching and demonstrations.

Choose a system according to the number of people who need to speak or perform at the same time. Single, dual and multichannel options serve different setups, but operating several wireless microphones together requires compatible frequency planning.

Check whether the product is a complete system or an individual transmitter, receiver or microphone accessory. Replacement components must match the relevant system, frequency range and connection requirements.

Wired Vocal and Dynamic Microphones

For a fixed position on stage or a straightforward PA setup, a wired microphone provides a direct connection without transmitter batteries to manage. Browse vocal microphones for singing and speech, or explore dynamic microphones for live sound applications.

Consider the microphone’s pickup pattern, handling noise and placement alongside its sound. A directional microphone can help control unwanted pickup when positioned correctly, but speaker placement and sensible system levels remain important for managing feedback.

Condenser and USB Microphones for Recording

Condenser microphones are widely used for capturing vocals, acoustic instruments and detailed sound. Match the microphone to your recording space and check its power requirements. Many XLR condenser models require phantom power from a compatible mixer or audio interface.

USB microphones provide a convenient route into computer recording, voiceovers, podcasting and streaming. Before choosing, compare device compatibility, monitoring options and the controls you need. Your room’s acoustics and microphone position also affect the recording, so allow space for a suitable stand and careful placement.

Instrument and Paging Microphones

Instrument microphones help capture sources such as drums, guitar cabinets, brass and acoustic instruments. Choose a design that suits the instrument’s volume, frequency range and mounting position.

For announcements in commercial and public spaces, explore paging microphones. Check compatibility with the receiving amplifier or paging system, especially where dedicated connectors, switching or zone selection are involved.

Monitoring, Communication and Event Audio

Our wider microphone category also includes in-ear monitors, wireless communication systems and silent disco headphones. These serve different purposes, from helping performers hear their mix to delivering audio directly to event listeners.

Choose each system around the number of users, required connections and how it will work with your existing equipment.

Complete Your Microphone Setup

The supporting equipment matters as much as the microphone itself. Browse microphone accessories for compatible clips, mounts and replacement parts, and choose suitable microphone cables for wired connections.

Before ordering, check that your microphone, mixer, amplifier or recording interface provides the connections and power required. For wireless setups, confirm the included components and how many channels can operate together.