iCON Pro Audio WM3.2 UHF Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System 2 Mics

iCON Pro Audio WM3.2: Two UHF Handhelds Through One Receiver

The iCON Pro Audio WM3.2 is a dual-channel UHF wireless handheld system that pairs two transmitter mics with a single receiver on the 640-690 MHz band, with up to 30 selectable channels (15 in the Americas). Both handhelds mix down to one combined output, so a two-person setup runs off one receiver and occupies just one input on the console. That is the whole appeal: a second wireless voice without a second receiver or a spare channel to spare. It fits duos, panels, and worship teams that need two mics and want to keep the signal chain simple.

Two Mics, One Combined Output

Picture a small venue with a crowded little mixer and no free channels - the WM3.2 sums its two transmitters into a single 3.5 mm / 6.35 mm output, so a host and guest or two singers share one input with no extra hardware. A wedding DJ can pass one handheld around for toasts while keeping the other on the MC, both landing on the same channel. It is the most direct way to add a second wireless voice to a simple PA. When the board only has room for one input, this system still delivers two mics.

Up to 30 UHF Channels, 98 dB Signal-to-Noise

Both transmitters run digital frequency modulation across up to 30 selectable UHF channels, with a signal-to-noise ratio above 98 dB and THD under 1%. Assigning each mic its own clear channel lets a church or event space full of wireless run both cleanly, without the two stepping on each other. A 0.005% carrier stability holds each frequency steady through a long session, so two simultaneous voices don't drift or beat against one another. Two clean, stable carriers are what make a shared output sound like one tidy mix, not a mess.

Cardioid Capsules on Both Mics

Each handheld uses a cardioid capsule that focuses on the voice in front and rejects side and rear spill, cutting feedback risk when both mics work near PA speakers. A 75 Hz-18 kHz response (+/-3 dB) reproduces natural speech and vocals from either user, and the two mics stay locked on their talkers as each person moves independently around a room. Anti-roll rings on both bodies keep them from rolling off a table during a break. With two live mics in one space, that directional focus is what keeps a panel from ringing out.

Rechargeable 18650 Cells Across All Three Units

Internal 3.7 V 18650 lithium cells power the receiver and both transmitters - up to 6 hours on the receiver and 5 to 10 hours per transmitter. A roughly 3-hour USB charge readies the whole set between events, with no disposable batteries anywhere in the chain. A weekly panel show or worship service can bring all three units up on a single overnight charge. Rechargeable across the board means the running cost of a two-mic system stays near zero.

Single-System Hookup for Two Voices

The receiver's LCD reads battery, channel, and level, and the combined 3.5 mm / 6.35 mm (1/4 in) output plugs straight into mixers, powered speakers, and amps via the included adapter. Because both mics share one output, hookup stays as simple as a single-mic system even though two people are live, ideal for duos, interviews, panels, karaoke, worship, and classrooms. Two wireless voices, one cable to the PA, is the promise. For a one-microphone setup on the same platform, the WM3.1 uses a single transmitter.