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Pro Sound systems October 2007

Mipro revolutionary encrypted digital wireless system, ACT-82, is a true digital wireless microphone system that provides crystal clear, secure and interference-free audio transmission.

S&V Contracting September 2007

In March this year, Taiwan-based Mipro introduced its latest offering, the ACT-81 and ACT-82 1 channel and 2 channel digital wireless receivers, respectively. They are intended for use with the ACT-8H handheld transmitter or ACT-8T body-pack transmitter. (http://svconline.com/avcontrol/products/avinstall_mipro_act)

Line up Magazine February / March 2006

In common with other IEM units used for this purpose, the MI-808 is a stereo system but that's not the reason why the receiver has two aerials! It uses the diversity technique well known to radio-mic users: two aerials, two stereo receivers, and a clever circuit to silently switch the strongest receiver to the output.

Fohonline Magazine May 2005

The MI-808 from MIPRO has gone against that conventional wisdom, and it does make a difference. I will admit that when I was asked to check out one of these units I was not that enthusiastic, looking at them as one more Asian knockoff. I was wrong. The MI-808 is a real contender.

Pro Audio Review Magazine January 2005

I tested the MIPRO in-ear monitor system on 12 occasions, most of those times the input to the transmitter was receiving signal from the cue output of the monitor console. Each time, the MIPRO system performed flawlessly, with no adjacent channel reception of signal, showing me that the filtering circuitry is excellent.

Pro Audio Review Magazine January 2004

Since I was not previously familiar with the MIPRO Electronics Company, and I had heard some good things about some of their products, I was eager to explore this new product, the ACT-707D wireless microphone system.

Audio Technology Magazine October 2003

In use, the whole system was completely hassle-free throughout a fairly jam-packed set-up and event. The process of naming receiver channels and configuring transmitters took no time at all.

SONO Magazine Issue 26

The products here are both types of powered speakers, one small and the other somewhat more imposing, but both fitted with dynamic loudspeakers and radio receivers for reception of signals emanating from the mike.

Audio Media Magazine July 2003

MIPRO may not be the most familiar name in the marketplace, but its extensive range of radio microphone systems shows it to be a serious contender, and a good indicator of how far things have come since the days when radio mics were a necessary evil.