Perform · 8-channel
MicKit Perform 8
8 channels · 2× modular 1U quad receiver racks (cascaded) + 8 bodypacks or handhelds, in a shock case with accessory drawer
- Full school musical (8 leads)
- Keynote + panel (1 host + 7 panelists)
- Regional theatre production
- Large worship team
- Corporate all-hands
- Live broadcast / streaming event
Kit visual
MicKit Perform 8
Your weekly rate
$1,099 /week
Reserve this kitShips 2 business days before your first rehearsal. Free return label included.
The opening-night kit
MicKit Perform 8 is the first kit in the Perform tier, and the jump from Pro to Perform is not about channel count alone — it’s about the assumption that the kit is going to run ten shows in a row without touching it. Every component is rack-mounted, every antenna is coordinated through a proper distro, and every bodypack arrives paired to its receiver with a printed channel map. This is the kit that shows up to tech week on Monday, runs through a matinee and an evening performance every day for a week, and ships back the following Monday without a single dropout. It’s what a regional theatre rents when the house wireless rig went down on a Thursday. It’s what a conference company rents when the keynote speaker brings seven panelists.
Built for
- Full school musicals with eight principals (think Into the Woods, Matilda, Newsies ensemble leads)
- Regional theatre productions and summer stock
- Keynote events with a host and 7 panelists
- Large worship teams with full vocal ensemble
- Corporate all-hands and town halls
- Live-streamed events and broadcast productions
Brand selector
Shure SLX-D+ or Sennheiser EW-DX at checkout. Shure is the default. Sennheiser adds $300/wk on Perform 8 because the build uses four EW-DX EM2 dual receivers plus an ASA 214 antenna combiner (vs. two Shure SLXD4Q+ quad racks that cascade with half-wave antennas alone). More gear, more rack space, more RF coordination. Worth it if your operator wants Sennheiser specifically — otherwise, Shure is the default.
What’s in the rack
- Shure build: 2x Shure SLXD4Q+ quad receiver racks (cascaded — shared 1/2 wave antenna pair between them) + 8x SLXD1+ bodypack transmitters
- Sennheiser build (+$300/wk): 4x Sennheiser EW-DX EM2 dual receivers + ASA 214 antenna combiner + 8x EW-DX SK bodypack transmitters
- 8x Point Source Audio CO-6 earsets or CO-8WL waterproof lavaliers (choose one type)
- 4x Backup Point Source Audio elements (spares for long runs)
- 2x 1/2 wave antennas (shared across cascaded receiver pair, pre-mounted)
- 1x Rack power distribution bar
- 1x 10 ft IEC power cable
- 8x 10 ft XLR cables labeled CH1-CH8
- 1x 8-channel XLR fan-out to a TRS sub-snake (optional, included)
- 32x Foam windscreens in 4 skin tones (8 of each)
- 16x Spare clips, 2 rolls of theatrical gaff tape
- 2x Sheets of hypoallergenic skin patches
- 1x Laminated quick-start card labeled “BATTERY: AA MODE” with printed channel map
- 1x Pre-paid return shipping label
- 1x 4U shock-mounted rack case with 2U accessory drawer
Case: 4U roto-molded shock rack (2U receivers + 2U accessory drawer), recessed handles, heavy-duty latches. Setup time: under 15 minutes including antenna deployment. Batteries: ships without batteries. Bring 16x AA (or upgrade to MicKit Power for all 8 channels).
Upgrades
- MicKit Power (+$130/wk) — 8 rechargeable packs + 8-bay dock charger
- MicKit Premium Element (+$15/channel/wk = +$120/wk) — all 8 channels on GO-9WD-SH
Tech specs
- 8 channels, RF-coordinated by our engineers for your venue
- Cascaded antenna architecture (Shure): two quad racks share one 1/2 wave antenna pair
- Sennheiser ASA 214 antenna combiner on Sennheiser build (4 dual receivers → shared antennas)
- Latency <3 ms, range 330 ft line of sight (150 ft typical venue)
- Battery life: 8+ hrs AA, 9+ hrs rechargeable