Three channels. Zero silence.

No — they're called silent because no amplified sound leaves the headphones. Inside the room you'll hear chatter and laughter, but there's no music playing through speakers. That's exactly why hotels, councils, and noise-limited venues use them — you can run a full club night without a single decibel registering on the room's noise limiter.

Three transmitters sit at the front of house. Each broadcasts a different audio source on its own UHF radio channel. Every wireless headphone receives all three streams simultaneously, and the wearer presses a button on the cup to choose which channel they listen to. The LED ring on the headphones changes colour to show which channel is active — so you can spot from across the room who is on which.

300 metres line-of-sight from the transmitter. Walls, bodies, and structural columns reduce that figure, but in a normal venue you will get strong, dropout-free reception across the whole room, the bar, the smoking area, and usually well into the car park.

10 hours on a single charge for both the headphones and the transmitters. Every unit arrives fully charged and PAT-tested, so you get the entire evening on one battery cycle with no mid-event swap-outs.

No — UHF radio. Bluetooth maxes out at around 10 metres, struggles in dense crowds, and introduces audio lag that destroys any DJ-style mixing. UHF travels 30 times further, supports unlimited simultaneous listeners on the same channel, and has zero pairing or dropout problems.

Yes — outdoor events are one of the best use cases. There is no amplified sound to manage with neighbours, weather, or council restrictions, so you can run a silent disco anywhere from a beach to a back garden without a noise permit. The kit is splash-resistant but not waterproof, so we recommend a covered area for the transmitters if rain is forecast.

Every headphone is tested and charged before it leaves us. If one does play up on the night, check our how-to videos and online knowledge base on your phone, open 24/7, and let us know so we can sort it.

No — Silent Disco Club provides the kit only. You plug in any audio source you like: a laptop running Spotify, a hired DJ controller, three different phones with curated playlists, even live streamed radio. We are happy to recommend DJs we have worked alongside if you need names; just ask when you enquire.

The kit ships so it arrives 24 hours before your event, fully charged and PAT-tested in a flight case with handles and wheels. Collection is the next working day after the event — Saturday event means Monday pickup. Pricing includes UK-wide delivery to all mainland addresses with no hidden carriage fees.

Straight away. Pick a headcount and a date in the quote builder and you get a fixed price there and then, fully itemised: kit hire, delivery, collection and VAT. The number you see is the number you pay.

Yes. Every hire has three channels, each with its own transmitter, so up to three DJs, playlists or phones can play at the same time. Guests switch channel on their headphones whenever they like.

Fixed prices for a one-day hire, including VAT, delivery and collection: £125 for 10 headphones, £175 for 50, £250 for 100 and £1,095 for 500, with packages in between. Over 500, we quote. Extra days, lighting, karaoke and tablets are added in the quote builder.

As early as you can for summer weekends and the Christmas party season, when kit is in most demand. The quote builder checks our live stock for your date, so it tells you straight away whether we can do it.

Yes — the headphones adjust for any head size from around age 5 upwards. Maximum volume is capped well below hearing-damage thresholds for safer use with younger guests, and the LED ring helps kids spot their friends across a busy room. Older guests benefit from the personal volume control, which means anyone can set their own level rather than being stuck with whatever a room speaker dictates.