XTUGA CM240 4-Channel Wireless Conference Microphone System with UHF Gooseneck Mics

Conference rooms, lecture spaces, and places of worship need a clear way for several speakers to address an audience. The XTUGA CM240 provides four wireless gooseneck microphones for meetings, lectures, and public speaking.

Its flexible necks let each speaker position a microphone at a comfortable angle, whether seated at a panel or standing to present. That helps multiple people share one sound system without crowding around a single fixed mic.

With auto frequency scanning, UHF transmission, and a stated range of 164 ft line of sight, the CM240 is designed for use in larger rooms as well as boardrooms and training spaces.

Worth noting

The system offers four microphone channels and 4×50 selectable UHF frequencies across 500–700 MHz. Auto Scan identifies an available frequency, while frequency lock protection helps keep the selected setting in place. For events that need additional microphones, the system is described as supporting up to 12 microphones simultaneously.

Each gooseneck bends through 360° to help speakers set a useful pickup position without leaning toward a fixed microphone. This is practical for a panel where participants sit at different heights, or for a presentation that moves between seated and standing speakers. The manufacturer also describes feedback rejection for use in challenging acoustic spaces.

The metal receiver has four balanced XLR outputs and a 1/4-inch mixed output. Connect it to an amplifier or mixer to integrate the microphones with a conference-room or venue sound system. Compared with relying on one fixed lectern microphone, four individual mics make it easier to accommodate several speakers at once.

Everyday use

The wireless setup keeps microphone cables away from the speaking area, helping maintain a tidy table or presentation space. In a meeting, each participant can use a dedicated microphone rather than passing one around. In a lecture or church service, the flexible necks make it easier to set the mic for the speaker’s position before they begin.

The 164 ft range is specified for line-of-sight use, making the system suitable for spacious rooms where the receiver and microphones have a clear path between them. Auto scanning provides a straightforward way to select a frequency for the venue, and the lock function helps preserve that setting during use.

Getting the most from it

Place each microphone so it is directed toward its speaker, then connect the receiver’s XLR outputs or mixed 1/4-inch output to the amplifier or mixer in the room. Use the separate XLR outputs when you want the four channels available individually, the mixed output provides a combined signal path. Frequency scanning and lock protection support setup in venues where wireless channels need to be selected and held for an event.

For a panel or group meeting, assign one microphone to each speaker and adjust the goosenecks to suit their seating positions. For a lecture, position the microphone to match the presenter’s stance. Keeping the receiver and microphones within the specified line-of-sight range supports the intended wireless setup.

Buying verdict

The XTUGA CM240 suits organizers who need four gooseneck microphones in one wireless conference system, with the option to connect through balanced XLR outputs or a mixed 1/4-inch output. Its flexible positioning works well for meetings with multiple speakers, while auto scanning and frequency lock are useful features for venue setup. Choose it for conferences, lectures, training sessions, or services where speakers need individual microphones and a shared amplification system.