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Trantec S4.04 & S4.10 UHF Radio Microphone Systems

Two system options S4.04 & S4.10

The S4.04 is Trantec’s simplest plug and play system, designed to launch you in to the world of wireless.

It’s rugged and compact frames hold a reliable multi-functioning system that is optimised for use with a range of microphones from handheld, to lapels, to headsets, or alternatively can be used with a musical instrument.

The S4.10 Series is designed to make multi channel wireless as simple as possible - unbeatable in combined price and performance!

The system is encased in a sturdy yet compact metal frame. It can be used with a wide range of microphones, or musical instruments making it the perfect solution for amateur and semi professional musicians and theatre performers.

Trantec S4.04 UHF radio microphone systems
The S4.04 is Trantec’s simplest plug and play system, designed to launch you in to the world of wireless.

Trantec S4.10 UHF radio microphone systems
The Trantec S4.10 system can be used with a wide range of microphones, or musical instruments providing the perfect solution for amateur & semi professional musicians and theatre performers.

Hand Held UHF radio Microphones - Trantec S4.04 & S4.10 Systems

Lapel Radio Microphones - Trantec S4.04 & S4.10 Systems

Head microphone radio microphones - Trantec S4.04 S4.10 Systems

Trantec S4.10 Rack 'n' Ready radio microphone systems
A range of Racked and Ready radio microphone systems supplied 'Racked n Ready' to use - ideal for schools, amateur dramatics, churches and audio-visual companies

Trantec radio mic spares and accessories
we offer a vast range of spares for Trantec radio microphone equipment both current and 'vintage'!

Radio Microphone operating bands

Channel 38 UHF (606.5-613.5MHz) - Regulated/Shared. A licence is required, irrespective of the number of microphones. Interference from other users is unlikely.

Channel 70 UHF 863.1-864.9MHz - ‘Licence Free’ and therefore subject to potential interference from other users.

Interference free operation of more than 2 channels simultaneously on a site is not guaranteed, although 4 channels may be possible in most cases. More than four channels simultaneously will not be possible using licence free Ch. 70 equipment.

For further information please visit the OFCOM website: