Wireless mics · Las Vegas

Wireless mic rental for trade shows

A dropped mic mid-demo costs more than the rental saved. Show floors are among the harshest wireless environments anywhere — hundreds of transmitters, video walls, LED processors and the venue's own systems all sharing the air. Renting "a wireless mic" isn't the job; renting one that works in that room, that week is.

What you get

Why coordination matters

RF coordination is our day job — we do it for festivals and broadcast events, where a dropout gets noticed by more people than a trade show aisle. Before your kit ships we plan your channels against your hall's real spectrum picture, so you're not discovering conflicts live in front of prospects. If the environment shifts when the doors open, we're twenty minutes away.

Pairs with

Most mic rentals ride along with booth internet or step up to the full booth audio system — speakers, mixer and mics as one delivery. Wireless mics alone run $300/day for the two-channel pack.

Questions about wireless mic rental

How much does it cost to rent wireless mics for a trade show booth?

Two channels of Shure SLX-D digital wireless, one handheld and one beltpack with lapel, is $300 per day, frequency coordinated for your specific hall.

Why do trade show wireless mics drop out?

Show floors are packed with transmitters, LED walls and venue systems all sharing the air. Mics that are not coordinated against that picture get stepped on. Coordination is our day job at festivals and broadcasts, so we plan your channels before you arrive.

Can we get a headset instead of a lapel mic?

Yes. A headset is available in place of the lapel for an additional charge. Note it on your order.

Can we rent more than two channels?

Yes. Add more mic packs to the order, or call us for a larger presentation setup and we will spec it for your hall.

Rates start at $40/day for booth internet. Build your order in two minutes — we confirm coverage for your exact hall before anything ships.

See rental packages   Call 702-907-4762

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