EYK specializes in professional audio equipment, including UHF wireless microphone systems and in-ear monitors designed for stage performances and broadcasts.
EYK is a specialized audio brand offering professional sound equipment tailored for musicians, stage performers, and broadcasters. Their product lineup features high-quality UHF wireless microphone systems, dual-channel headmics, lavalier components, and versatile audio mixers designed for reliable, interference-free sound transmission.
Furthermore, EYK produces a comprehensive range of UHF wireless in-ear monitoring (IEM) systems that provide performing artists with real-time, crystal-clear stage audio. Designed with robust metal housing and user-friendly features like simple LED channel synchronization and dynamic sound processing, EYK audio equipment focuses on delivering optimal listening effects and durable performance for intensive live applications.
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You can manually adjust the channel by pressing the 'SELECT' or 'CH+/CH-' button located inside the battery compartment of the bodypack or on the front panel of the transmitter. Set the receiver to match the new frequency.
If your receiver is equipped with a battery compartment for a 18650 lithium battery (such as the EW102 system), you can recharge it directly via the integrated Type-C USB charging port using a standard DC 5V power source.
Yes, compatible systems like the IEM82 support connecting multiple bodypack receivers to a single transmitter, or using multi-channel transmitters with distinct frequencies for different audio mixes. Ensure active channels do not overlap to prevent signal interference.
If you experience interference or poor signal performance, try changing the channel frequency on both the receiver and transmitter to a clear band. Also, ensure the antennas are unobstructed and keep the system away from high-power electronic devices, cellular signals, or routing switches.