I have the exact same mikes and I have never had any problems whatsoever. The sound is nice and reach and as a Professional Artist they are exactly what I want. The box states a two hundred foot range but they go way further than that. They are ideal for club, hall and pub venues and just as good at smaller venues like house parties etc. The test of quality for a mike has always been in the weight and I can verify whole heartedly that they have a beautiful, heavy feel to them. All in all, I think they are perfect and really, reasonably priced. I love em.
The frequency switch is to stop interference. Like WiFi 2.5 vs 5ghz. other radios etc in the area may mess with the signal so you can switch to find a "clean" channel.
When you mentioned some uhF you tested earlier weren’t very good, were you hinting the Ffine wireless mic? I’m deciding to with the Fifine or Tonor. Pls give me your advice. Thanks
Hi I actually really like the Fifine wireless system (k036). The Fifine system is the one that I've also used the most. I tested out a few other wireless systems, I can't remember the brand names, but they were less known brands.
Hi Tobias, what mic would you recomend between the tonnor or the Phenyx PYU - 71 , Plesae dont say finfine I just don't like the setup , i just don't want the finfine, not bothered about distance just sound, thank you so much thanks
Good job Tobias , I have been using this Tonor Mics for a while (6 months or so), One of them keeps cutting on and off. Can anybody tell me how to fix this please. Thanks Peter
As long as I've been using them, they are suitable for every kind of speaker... In my opinion, I really enjoy the way they sound with Harley Benton's amps and speakers. Hope it helps you.
I have a question I’m a bit confused do I need an amplifier and speakers, I’m sorry I’m new to all this, I just want to sing without music just solo... ♥️♥️
Yeah you'll need an amplifier and speakers, or if you would like to keep things simple, you could just get a powered PA speaker that you can plug this straight into, which is what I do
No audio engineer calls the pop windscreen a clown nose. Only amateurs do that. also, I would not recommend putting your audio receiver right on top of your audio interface in your home studio. That can possibly create part of the extra quiet white noise you’re hearing in the background.
Hi, are you set on getting this one or the G-Mark? Because I did a review of another mic system that I think I like more than both of these. It's by a brand called Fifine. Here's a link to the review I did, in case you want to check it out ua-cam.com/video/X35WU8QlZls/v-deo.html
@@TobiasHolenstein would the Tonor TW-820 be a better choice if using a sound mixer? since it has two separate XLR outpouts. the Fifine only has a single 3.5mm output.
Is it good enough for karaoke? We have “karaoke microphones” and they are so bad, you can’t hear when someone is singing and the music is always louder. The echo is baddd
I feel like it would be ok for karaoke, but I feel like the setup of this mic kit isn't quite as good as this other mic kit I reviewed ua-cam.com/video/X35WU8QlZls/v-deo.html With the K036 you can control the mic volumes and music volume all from the receiver and it has another knob if you want to add any echo to the vocals
@@TobiasHolenstein oh okay I see. I live in Germany and we can’t buy the K036 microphones, only the K025. I bought the Tonor TW 630 Microphones, I hope they’re okay!
Hi Ranju, just wondering, what are you going to use this mic system for? Because depending on what you are using it for, you may not even need a mixer. For example, I use mine with a powered PA speaker to do karaoke, so I don't need a mixer
@@TobiasHolenstein hello, just orderes mine, im gonna use it for our karaoke session with my family, do I need to but mixer for that microphone, I have only hisense soundbar, are they compatible without any mixer?
You have noise because of the cable your using . For pro use...use GOLD TIPPED XLR CABLES! NEVER TRS. THE MICS SOUND BETTER THAN SURE SM58 (SLIVER CORDED) THE WIRE ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS CHEAP Gear WITH GOOD WIRELESS IS BETTER THAN GREAT GREAR WITH CHEAP WIRELESS . LOWER QUALITY WIRESSWILL HAVE YOU INCREASING THE GAIN
I have the exact same mikes and I have never had any problems whatsoever. The sound is nice and reach and as a Professional Artist they are exactly what I want. The box states a two hundred foot range but they go way further than that. They are ideal for club, hall and pub venues and just as good at smaller venues like house parties etc. The test of quality for a mike has always been in the weight and I can verify whole heartedly that they have a beautiful, heavy feel to them. All in all, I think they are perfect and really, reasonably priced. I love em.
Great Job and thank you.... Happy New Year!! I just ordered the Tonor TW820... Take care!!
I wonder if a balanced cable will help with that noise floor.
The frequency switch is to stop interference. Like WiFi 2.5 vs 5ghz. other radios etc in the area may mess with the signal so you can switch to find a "clean" channel.
Helpful review! Thanks
Glad it helped! 🙂
Any reason why batteries deplete when mics are turned off? That has been my experience. From 3 to 1 par, even when mics are off.
tonor 820 vs phenyx pro 71 which one better ?
can you plug this up to a regular karaoke bluetooth speaker that rolls around outdoors?
It's ok for any kind of mixer sir? Thank you
i wonder phenyx pro is better one in terms of noise
isn't freq change by double-tapping the power button? mine is on the way... :)
When you mentioned some uhF you tested earlier weren’t very good, were you hinting the Ffine wireless mic? I’m deciding to with the Fifine or Tonor. Pls give me your advice. Thanks
Hi I actually really like the Fifine wireless system (k036). The Fifine system is the one that I've also used the most. I tested out a few other wireless systems, I can't remember the brand names, but they were less known brands.
Hi Tobias, what mic would you recomend between the tonnor or the Phenyx PYU - 71 , Plesae dont say finfine I just don't like the setup , i just don't want the finfine, not bothered about distance just sound, thank you so much thanks
No reply was the answer
Good job Tobias , I have been using this Tonor Mics for a while (6 months or so), One of them keeps cutting on and off. Can anybody tell me how to fix this please. Thanks Peter
Nice review!
Thank you! :)
Thanks for the video, what speakers would be suitable for this one?
As long as I've been using them, they are suitable for every kind of speaker... In my opinion, I really enjoy the way they sound with Harley Benton's amps and speakers. Hope it helps you.
I have a question I’m a bit confused do I need an amplifier and speakers, I’m sorry I’m new to all this, I just want to sing without music just solo...
♥️♥️
Yeah you'll need an amplifier and speakers, or if you would like to keep things simple, you could just get a powered PA speaker that you can plug this straight into, which is what I do
@@TobiasHolenstein nice
Thankyou so much for your response I really appreciate it..
Thankyou, Thankyou ♥️
@@dymondqueen1584 You're welcome! Hope that helps!
@@TobiasHolenstein hey dude good review .. so I can plug this straight into a standard bluetooth speaker that has a mic jack ??
No audio engineer calls the pop windscreen a clown nose. Only amateurs do that. also, I would not recommend putting your audio receiver right on top of your audio interface in your home studio. That can possibly create part of the extra quiet white noise you’re hearing in the background.
Between this one and the G-Mark that you had previously reviewed, which one do you think it's better?
Hi, are you set on getting this one or the G-Mark? Because I did a review of another mic system that I think I like more than both of these. It's by a brand called Fifine. Here's a link to the review I did, in case you want to check it out ua-cam.com/video/X35WU8QlZls/v-deo.html
@@TobiasHolenstein would the Tonor TW-820 be a better choice if using a sound mixer? since it has two separate XLR outpouts.
the Fifine only has a single 3.5mm output.
Is it good enough for karaoke?
We have “karaoke microphones” and they are so bad, you can’t hear when someone is singing and the music is always louder. The echo is baddd
I feel like it would be ok for karaoke, but I feel like the setup of this mic kit isn't quite as good as this other mic kit I reviewed ua-cam.com/video/X35WU8QlZls/v-deo.html With the K036 you can control the mic volumes and music volume all from the receiver and it has another knob if you want to add any echo to the vocals
@@TobiasHolenstein oh okay I see. I live in Germany and we can’t buy the K036 microphones, only the K025.
I bought the Tonor TW 630 Microphones, I hope they’re okay!
@@AstroGalRose Oh ok I see, I think they will be fine 🙂 Have fun with your new mics!
hi, does this tonor system give any funny function like echo or treble?
Hi, sorry for my late reply, but no it doesn't have any functions like that
@@TobiasHolenstein it's a pity..... thank you for the answear! greatings
What mixer would be suitable? Just purchased this microphone... have to buy the mixer now
Hi Ranju, just wondering, what are you going to use this mic system for? Because depending on what you are using it for, you may not even need a mixer. For example, I use mine with a powered PA speaker to do karaoke, so I don't need a mixer
@@TobiasHolenstein thank You very much for replying 🙏 it’s just to use as a table microphone to record at home ....
thank You
@@TobiasHolenstein hello, just orderes mine, im gonna use it for our karaoke session with my family, do I need to but mixer for that microphone, I have only hisense soundbar, are they compatible without any mixer?
Hello sir or ma how. can I by the monkey mwmu-2 microphone
If you are using this for karaoke, where does the sound of the microphone come from?
You have to buy a speaker, I have the Ion PA Live.
Thank you!@@angie4083
I got one today for chrismas yes there was feedback just a littol bit
Hi I am looking for a wireless dual mic that you don't have to keep close to your mouth, one about £100 to £150 can you help please
Nor reply was the answer
thats a thanks for your honour review thats why i was searching for. This noise is issue that a redflag for me.
can this be plugged in to a speaker with built in amp ?
Yes it can 🙂
Cool video bro
Thank you!
You have noise because of the cable your using . For pro use...use GOLD TIPPED XLR CABLES! NEVER TRS. THE MICS SOUND BETTER THAN SURE SM58 (SLIVER CORDED) THE WIRE ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS CHEAP Gear WITH GOOD WIRELESS IS BETTER THAN GREAT GREAR WITH CHEAP WIRELESS . LOWER QUALITY WIRESSWILL HAVE YOU INCREASING THE GAIN
Five years later lol, it never cracked. And you never had any interruption
I had fun singing Karaoke From Bluetooth Microphone cause I love singing.
🎧🎤🎤 nice man
Thanks Matt :)
I got same mics use with mixer and baleced lead v gòod
Hi
Just bought for $100.53
Lol I ripped mine too