QWM 1970 BP Dual Channel UHF Beltpack Wireless Mic System
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The Q Audio QWM 1970 BP is a dual beltpack UHF wireless system that delivers professional hands-free audio performance at a genuinely accessible price point. Two beltpack transmitters are included straight out of the box, each supplied with a comprehensive accessory kit — making this system immediately deployable for fitness instructors, presenters, performers, and anyone requiring two simultaneous hands-free wireless channels.
Available in CH70 (863–865MHz, completely licence-free) for immediate operation without any paperwork, or CH38 (606–614MHz) for shared PMSE licence operation where greater channel options are required. A well-reviewed system that combines impressive performance, ease of use, and durability at a competitive price point.
What's Included
- 1× QWM 1970 dual-channel true diversity UHF receiver (with 19" rack kit)
- 2× QWM 1970 BP beltpack transmitters
- 2× Lavalier/tie-clip microphones
- 2× Headworn microphones
- 2× Guitar link cables (4-pin mini-XLR to 6.3mm jack)
Key Features
- Dual-channel true diversity UHF receiver
- Two beltpack transmitters included with comprehensive accessory kits
- Each beltpack supplied with lavalier, headworn, and guitar cable
- ACT infrared pairing — fast, reliable transmitter synchronisation
- Broad frequency response 30Hz – 20kHz
- 19" rack mounting hardware included
- Balanced XLR and unbalanced jack outputs
Technical Specifications
| System Type | Dual-channel True Diversity UHF |
| Frequency Options | CH70: 863–865MHz (licence-free) | CH38: 606–614MHz (licensed) |
| Transmitter Connector | TA-4 mini-XLR |
| Pairing | ACT infrared |
| Rack Mounting | 19" rack kit included |
| Output Connectors | Balanced XLR + unbalanced 6.3mm jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CH70 version require a licence in the UK?
No — the CH70 version operates on 863–865MHz which is the licence-free band in the UK. You can use it anywhere in the UK immediately without any licence or registration. The CH38 version (606–614MHz) requires a shared PMSE licence from Ofcom.
Can I use the beltpack with my own lavalier microphone?
Yes — the beltpack uses a standard TA-4 mini-XLR connector, which is compatible with a wide range of third-party lavalier and headset microphones designed for this connector type.