Axelvox DWS7000HT TD Bundle — a wireless system with two handheld transmitters

Maxim Liadov

In 2025, the Axelvox DWS7000HT wireless microphone range gained updated versions with different channel counts and transmitter types. We have already covered the four-channel model, the Axelvox DWS7000HT FC Bundle. Now we turn to the two-channel Axelvox DWS7000HT TD Bundle.

The TD Bundle takes its name from its professional-level True Diversity technology. The system uses four antennas connected to two tuners, which pass the signal on for demodulation and output. Before the audio reaches the output, a comparator checks the signal characteristics from each antenna. This comparison runs continuously, and the system outputs the signal with the best characteristics at that moment. The receiver can scan the radio environment and automatically find suitable free frequencies. The operating range reaches 100 meters. The rackmount housing makes it easy to add more channels if needed.

The package includes two fairly large handheld transmitters with rubber anti-roll rings. The housing is all metal. The brushed aluminum front panel is finished in black.

Receiver specifications

• QuickScan function for quickly selecting a free frequency channel; Auto Mute
• Independent volume control for each channel
• Display: two LCD displays
• Output connectors: 1/4-inch MIX and two XLR outputs (Channel A and Channel B)
• Housing material: steel
• Infrared programming port
• Power supply: 12 V
• Dimensions: 480 × 205 × 40 mm

Package contents

• Stationary 710–726 MHz receiver (two-channel)
• Handheld microphones — 2
• Jack-to-jack audio cable
• Antennas — 4
• 12 V power adapter
• User manual
• Microphone clips — 2
• Silicone rings — 2
• Package dimensions: 550 × 435 × 70 mm

The Axelvox DWS7000HT operates in the 710–726 MHz band. Signal transmission uses advanced 4-DQPSK modulation. Compared with conventional modulation methods, 4DQPSK significantly increases the channel's data capacity. The narrower bandwidth of each channel also helps make transmission more reliable.

Apart from rack installation, the receiver can stand on a surface using its rubber feet. The large displays clearly show the channel number, frequency, and volume. The supplied Russian manual explains the controls. Automatic tuning scans the full frequency range and selects a free channel. The user then presses SET to synchronize the settings with the transmitter.

The receiver connects to a mixer through separate balanced XLR outputs. There is also an unbalanced 1/4-inch TRS output combining the signals from all four microphones. The removable antennas allow the use of an antenna splitter.

The Axelvox handheld transmitters are full-size microphones. Unlike those in many affordable systems, the transmitter housing is all metal. The microphone has a moderate weight, well distributed along the housing. Flat sections on the protective grille stop the microphone from rolling across a surface.

Microphone specifications

• Dynamic capsule with a cardioid polar pattern
• Housing: aluminum
• Operating frequency range: 710–726 MHz
• Display: LCD
• Infrared programming port
• Power supply: two AA batteries

The handheld transmitters use a dynamic capsule with a cardioid polar pattern.

The handheld transmitter runs on two AA batteries. As usual, the battery compartment is in the lower part of the microphone under a cover.

 

The microphone has a small display and a power button. The display shows the selected frequency and battery charge. It is bright and dims after 10 seconds of activity. An infrared port next to the display synchronizes the transmitter with the receiver. Hold the button for 2 seconds to switch the microphone off completely. When the transmitter is turned off, the receiver automatically detects the loss of signal and mutes the unused channel to prevent possible interference.

Under the metal grille is a conventional dynamic capsule with a cardioid polar pattern. A thin foam layer inside the grille provides extra protection against wind and breath noise. The handheld transmitters in the new sets differ slightly from the earlier models.

 

We tested the Axelvox DWS7000HT TD Bundle in different conditions and found no problems or signal interference. Reception was stable, without delays or dropouts. Receiver noise is low for an affordable system, below what competitors usually offer at this price. The handheld transmitters in the new sets have no sensitivity adjustment, but the signal level is sufficient for singing and speech.

The microphones meet the expected sound quality without any unusual characteristics. The best distance from the sound source is a few centimeters and should be found by experiment. Very close placement increases bass, while a greater distance makes the signal quieter. This is typical of dynamic capsules. A strong point is the excellent capsule isolation from handling noise and vibrations when placing the microphone on a stand. We also had no problems with unwanted feedback.

Conclusions

The Axelvox DWS7000HT remains one of the most attractive affordable systems on the Russian market. The new two-channel and four-channel packages allow users to build the required channel count with rackmounted receivers. The Axelvox DWS7000HT is an excellent option for sound reinforcement at events, presentations, and performances. The handheld transmitters in the new package retain the same professional sound quality.