Xtuga Collection

XTUGA is a Chinese audio equipment brand supplying wireless microphones, mixers, sound cards and in-ear monitor systems to musicians, content creators, churches and event organisers. It competes on price rather than prestige.

The range covers UHF wireless microphone systems for karaoke, church and stage use, USB audio interfaces like the M22D and sound cards for recording and streaming, mixers from compact desktop units to multi-channel consoles like the CT160X and CT80, dedicated drum microphone kits such as the DI7, and in-ear monitor systems for performers.

What XTUGA is good for

• Karaoke and family events — wireless mic systems built for videoke nights, birthday parties and small gatherings
• Church and small venue sound — multi-channel mixers and wireless mics for congregations and community halls
• Home studio and streaming — USB audio interfaces with phantom power for condenser mics, recording and live broadcast
• First live sound setup — an accessible entry point for anyone assembling a PA system for the first time

Worth knowing before you buy

UHF wireless systems need clear frequencies to perform well. Most XTUGA UHF systems offer multiple selectable channels to work around venue interference, test before an event rather than on the day.

Match channel count to your setup, not your ambition. A 4-channel mixer suits a small group; a 16-channel unit like the CT160X is for a full band or event where you genuinely need that many inputs.

Phantom power (48V) is required for condenser microphones but does no harm to dynamic mics left connected.

All XTUGA products sold here carry a 1-year warranty and ship nationwide across the Philippines.

Frequently asked questions

Do XTUGA mixers need drivers on Windows or Mac?
No, XTUGA USB audio interfaces and mixers are plug-and-play on both operating systems.

Can XTUGA wireless mic systems support more than one microphone?
Yes, several models (like the K1 K2) ship with dual transmitters for two-person use, and IEM systems like the J02S support up to 6 receivers from one transmitter.

Do XTUGA condenser microphones need phantom power?
Yes, 48V phantom power is required for condenser mics and overhead drum mics; dynamic mics don't need it.