Imagine this: you have a great home theatre setup, a hi-fi stereo, or a powered speaker system — but no microphone input. You want to sing, host family karaoke nights, or do announcements — but how?
That’s exactly what the Sonken EZY Mic 5.2 Universal UHF Wireless Microphones is built for: transforming ordinary speaker systems into full-fledged karaoke setups — complete with mic effects, Bluetooth streaming, and dual wireless mics.
Why the EZY Mic 5.2 Is a Game-Changer
Most amplifiers and powered speakers only have line-level inputs (AUX, RCA, 3.5 mm, 6.35 mm, etc.), not dedicated mic inputs. That means even if you plug in a microphone, the levels and impedance won't match, and you either get no sound or distortion.
The EZY Mic 5.2 solves this in one go:
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It has auxiliary input compatibility (3.5 mm or RCA) so it can tie into virtually any stereo, home theatre, hifi amplifier or powered speaker system.
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It also works with conventional mic inputs, because it provides 3.5 mm / 6.35 mm connectors.
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Inside the unit is a dual-channel UHF wireless mic receiver, paired with two wireless microphones.
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Each microphone features onboard effects (mic volume, echo, bass, treble, channel selection) — so there's no need for a separate mixer.
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The receiver itself also provides Bluetooth input. This means you can stream from a phone, tablet, laptop, smart TV etc, and sing along through your system — the streamed music and mic inputs get mixed in the unit.
In short: this device bridges the gap for any non-mic-equipped audio system to become karaoke-capable — with built-in effects and wireless convenience. Sonken has created a true Universal Wireless Microphone System.
Key Features & Specs
| Feature | Description / Benefit |
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| Dual UHF wireless mics | Two mics, each operating on UHF (CH-A: 650.10 – 659.90 MHz, CH-B: 661.30 – 671.10 MHz) with 50 frequency options each. |
| On-mic effects controls | Each mic has controls for mic volume, echo, bass, treble, and channel selection. |
| Anti-feedback technology | Helps reduce microphone feedback/loop issues when pairing with powerful speakers. |
| Rechargeable batteries | The receiver and both mics use rechargeable batteries (via USB). Each mic delivers about 5 hours of use. |
| Bluetooth audio input | The receiver can pair to a Bluetooth device independently of the mics, so you can stream music and sing along. |
| Simple connection to audio systems | Supports line-level input (AUX / RCA / 3.5 mm) so you don’t need a mic jack. |
| Australian frequency compliant | The mics are compliant with Australian government frequency regulations. |
| Extras included | The package includes anti-roll mic stands and microphone “socks” (covers). |
How It Transforms Your Setup
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Home Theatre + Karaoke
Your theatre system has great speakers but no mic input. Add the EZY Mic 5.2, route music via Bluetooth or audio cable, and let your family sing karaoke nights — no mixer or extra gear needed. -
Hi-Fi Stereo / Amplifier
Audiophiles often have pure stereo amps with RCA/line inputs. The EZY Mic 5.2 lets you inject microphone signals cleanly, with built-in effects, without messing with your primary amp setup. -
Powered Speakers / Party Setup
DJs or party hosts sometimes use active speakers that accept only line-level input. You can plug the EZY Mic 5.2 in, and any speaker system becomes karaoke-ready. -
Portable Events & Small Venues
For small functions or impromptu gigs, carry the receiver and mics; bump it into whatever PA or speaker the venue has — and you’re ready to go.
Tips & Best Practices
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Set gain carefully — Don’t crank the volume too high at first. Start with low mic gain and raise gradually to avoid feedback.
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Use anti-feedback feature — The built-in anti-feedback helps, but positioning matters: keep mics pointed away from speakers where possible.
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Avoid overlapping frequencies — With each microphone having a unique operating channels (frequency), you can select a different channel to make sure they’re on sufficiently separated frequencies to reduce interference.
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Charge fully before use — The internal battery life is ~5 hours per mic, so plan ahead for longer sessions.
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Bluetooth priority — If you connect via Bluetooth and also sing, ensure your Bluetooth device volume is balanced with mic levels.
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Cable vs Bluetooth — For critical performances, use wired AUX if possible (less latency, more reliable) — use Bluetooth more for casual sing-along.
