QWM 1970 BP Dual Channel UHF Beltpack Wireless Mic System

QWM 1970 BP Dual Channel UHF Beltpack Wireless Mic System

CH70 (863-865MHz) License Free
£239.00
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QWM 1970 BP Dual Channel UHF Beltpack Wireless Mic System
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QWM 1970 BP Dual Channel UHF Beltpack Wireless Mic System

£239.00
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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.

Each beltpack transmitter connects via TA-4 mini-XLR and is supplied with a lavalier/tie-clip microphone, a headworn microphone, and a guitar link cable — providing exceptional versatility across different performance and presentation scenarios. The dual-channel receiver features true diversity reception on both channels, with ACT infrared pairing for fast, reliable transmitter synchronisation. 19" racking hardware is included for clean integration into professional equipment setups.

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
  • CH70 (863–865MHz) — completely licence-free operation
  • CH38 (606–614MHz) — shared PMSE licence required
Technical Specifications
System Type Dual-channel True Diversity UHF
Frequency Options CH70: 863–865MHz (licence-free) | CH38: 606–614MHz (licensed)
Frequency Response 30Hz – 20kHz
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.

Is this system suitable for fitness instruction?

Yes — the QWM 1970 BP is a popular choice for fitness instructors. Both beltpacks are supplied with headworn microphones suited to active use, and the dual-channel system supports two instructors operating simultaneously.

How does this compare to the QWM 1960 V3 BP?

The QWM 1970 BP is the newer, higher-specification system with a broader frequency response (30Hz–20kHz vs the 1960's narrower response) and a more comprehensive accessory kit. Both are dual-channel beltpack systems available in CH70 and CH38 variants.

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