Mini Cardioid Lavalier Microph Review

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(More customer reviews)For me this was an upgrade from the cheap ATR lapel mic. I heard these mics when helping another guy with his setup. I was blown away at how clear the voice is. I put them on my agenda to purchase as soon as the funds became available. I recently used these at an airshow with WW2 planes in the background. A very loud background. They worked perfectly to isolate the subject and reject the planes. In fact, I prepared for that and recorded a second audio source so that I could blend in the perfect level of engine noise to the background. I didnt want it too quiet with only the subjects being heard. I needed to have the viewer feel they were at the airport.
These mics are outstanding. Its not really a drawback but it is extra time to hook everything up. And you will have to have a method of getting an xlr source into your video camera. However you get that done will be worth it. These mics are worth every penny. The next step is around 800 and is not necessary for the semi-pro.
I just cant over how rich these sound. They are not tinty at all and have great bass. They are just a great step up from the cheap lavs that everyone starts out with. Combined with an HD vid cam, my videos are now completely professional sounding and looking.

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For years this condenser microphone has been one of the top choicesin the industry for lavalier microphones and can be found installed inmany of the top wireless lavalier systems as well. It also can serve as an acoustic guitar mic mounted in the sound hole. The cardioid pickup pattern ensures the best possible pickup directly in front of the microphone while minimizing external noise, thus resulting in minimal feedback. The microphone comes with a tie/collar clip and terminates to a power module with battery. In place of the battery, the microphone can also be powered by 48 volt phantom power. Features:Clip-on lavalier mic also excels in acoustic guitar applicationsProvides crisp, full-sounding voice and instrument pickupOperates on battery or phantom power6' (1.8 m) cable permanently attached between microphone and power module Specifications:Element: CondenserPolar Pattern: CardioidFrequency Response: 40 - 20,000 HzOpen Circuit Sensitivity: PHANTOM: -44 dB (6.3 mV) re 1V at 1 Pa; BATTERY: -45 dB (5.6 mV) re 1V at 1 PaImpedance: PHANTOM: 200 ohms; BATTERY: 270 ohmsMaximum Input Sound Level: PHANTOM: 135 dB SPL, 1 kHz at 1% T.H.D.; BATTERY: 121 dB SPL, 1 kHz at 1% T.H.D.Signal to Noise Rati 65 dB, 1 kHz at 1 PaDynamic Range (Typical): PHANTOM: 106 dB, 1 kHz at Max. SPL; BATTERY: 92 dB, 1 kHz at Max. SPLPhantom Power Requirements: 9 - 52V, 2 mA typicalBattery T...

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Audio Technica Pro Series Cardioid Condenser Lavalier/Instrument Microphone Review

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(More customer reviews)Make sure you're buying the one that includes the battery power pack. I have included an audio sample from the store, which I recorded with my Zoom H4. There was some loud music playing on the speakers, so it'll give you a good idea of how it might sound under such circumstances. The Pro70 battery pack was powering the mic (not Zoom H4's phantom power). I was impressed with the sound of this mic, and the overall quality. It doesn't have the dynamic range of the next model up in the series (the 831b, which I own) but when you switch on the low-cut of the 831b, it and the Pro-70 sound virtually identical. I like this mic, and feel it's a good value for someone looking for a professional XLR mic that has good sound. Again, I find I generall prefer to swich on the "low cut" switch with my 831b anyway, so there's little reason to spend more than this if you're, say, a podcaster or wedding video place looking for excellent audio quality and bang for the buck. By the way, if it sounds a bit overdriven, that's my fault -- not the mic. I had my levels too high.

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This miniature condenser microphone achieves full-sounding pickup and is known for outstanding consistency and dependable performance. Supplied with both a clothing clip and guitar mount, it provides natural and articulate vocal reproduction when used as a clip-on lavalier and excels in pickup of acoustic guitar.

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Shure SM93 Lavalier Microphone Review

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(More customer reviews)Just bought this for presentation recordings and hooked it up via audio mixer via USB to Laptop, sound is crisp after a few minutes of practice placing it on a jacket/shirt and really helps isolate your voice during instructional scenes. Phantom powered (total novice but read up and worked it out) so needs a mixer/power source for it to work. Great build qulaity, preamp is heavy and sturdy (clippable in back pocket)
Hope this helps enjoy!
MR

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Providing a full, clear sound comparable to that of much larger microphones, the Shure SM93 omnidirectional miniature lavalier condenser microphone is ideal for body-worn applications in TV broadcasting, theater, and sound reinforcement. Its frequency response is tailored to body-worn applications, with low-end rolloff and presence rise.
Intended for wired applications, the SM93 is powered by phantom power supplied by broadcast, sound reinforcement or recording equipment, or an external phantom supply, and it includes a preamplifier assembly for connection to three-pin professional (XLR) audio connectors.
The SM93 is supplied with a sew-on mounting bracket, a mounting block with attached tie bar, and an acoustic windscreen to minimize wind noise in outdoor applications. It is also supplied with a dual mounting block with attached tie bar.

Key Features
Subminiature lavalier design; ideal size for theater, television broadcasting, video, film, and sound reinforcement
Small, inconspicuous mounting hardware
Full, clear sound comparable to larger microphones
Smooth extended frequency response with presence rise specially tailored for chest-worn microphone operation
Controlled low-frequency rolloff reduces low-frequency clothing and room noise
Low distortion, wide dynamic range
Versatile mounting accessories allow a variety of low-visibility applications
Preamplifier assembly can be pocketed, strapped to the body, or clipped to belt or waistband
Omnidirectional condenser

Mounting the Microphone The tie clips and mounting bracket provided with the SM93 allow the user to wear the microphone in a variety of ways. To achieve optimum pickup, attach the microphone to the user's chest. You can also obtain high-quality sound when the microphone is worn in the hair, sewn into clothing, or attached to an acoustic instrument such as a guitar.
Tie Clip. A spring-loaded clasp attaches easily to a necktie, lapel, blouse, or shirt. Snap the microphone into the clip's mounting bracket and attach the clip to an article of clothing. The dual tie clip supplied with the SM93 provides simultaneous mounting of two microphones.
Sew-On Bracket. Sew the supplied sew-on mounting bracket directly to a garment (Figure 1). Use dark or light thread as necessary to match the color of the bracket.

Specifications
Type: Condenser (electret bias)
Frequency Response: 80 to 20,000 Hz, 12 dB/octave rolloff below 100 Hz
Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional, uniform with frequency
Output Impedance: Rated at 150 ohms (90 ohms actual) Recommended minimum load impedance: 800 ohms (may be used with loads as low as 150 with reduced clipping level)
Output Level (1 Pascal = 94 dB SPL):
Open Circuit Voltage: -43 dBV/Pa (7.0 mV)

Output Clipping Level (at 1,000 Hz): -18 dBV (0.13 V) minimum
Total Harmonic Distortion: Less than 1% at 120 dB
Maximum SPL: 120 dB
Dynamic Range (maximum SPL to A-weighted noise level): 98 dB
Output Noise (equivalent SPL): 22 dB typical, A-weighted; 26 dB, weighted per DIN 45 405
Hum Pickup (electromagnetic): -4 dB equivalent SPL in a 1 mOe field (60 Hz)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 72 dB at 94 dB SPL (IEC 651)
Polarity: Positive pressure on microphone diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3 of preamplifier output cable connector
Current Drain: 0.33 mA
Cable: Black, 4.17 feet, attached, two-conductor, shielded, terminated by miniature connector type (TA4F)
Case:
Microphone: Black ABS thermoplastic case with stainless-steel-mesh grille
Preamplifier: Steel case with non-reflective black finish, black-chrome belt clip

Weight:
Microphone: 0.57 ounces
Preamplifier: 4.17 ounces

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Shure PG185 Condenser Lavalier Microphone, QG Review

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(More customer reviews)The first photo is the correct Shure Microphone. The two follow up pictures submitted by a user are NOT the correct mic. The unit has a standard Shure Mini XLR plug, NOT the Locking stereo mini (1/8") plug displayed in picture two. It can be easily rewired to add a standard XLR or other connector plug. Also, the lavalier mic element is the one in the first picture, NOT the one in the third picture. Unit comes with lapel clip and two windscreens. It is an excellent value for the money.

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Condenser lavalier microphone for use with PG Wireless Systems

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Audio Technica PRO88W-R35 VHF Wireless Microphone System for Camcorder Use Review

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(More customer reviews)This is my first wireless mic. After some research I decided to go with this mostly due to it's price. To my surprise, not only the craftsmenship on this was great, but the sound is excellent too. I mostly do interviews and close range dialog shoots. It's great for the occasion.
You might need to play around with the antennas to get the sound clear but once it's done there's no prob. Can't say much on it's long distance performance but for my use it's great.
You can plug in any kind of mic with a mini plug on the transimitter. This way you can turn any mic into a wireless mic.
There are two outputs on the reciever. One for mic output to be used for connecting to your mixer,camera etc. And an additional output for monitoring sound through a headphone (small earpice headphone comes with the kit) or to be used as a line level output for non powered devices.
If you need more range and have high possibility of interference go for a UHF mic. But for regular interviews and on site shooting this is up to the job.

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Audio-Technica\'s PRO88W-R35 VHF Wireless Microphone System includes the omnidrectionalATR35 lavalier-type clip-on microphone for intelligible, accurate voice reproduction. This system is designed for camcorder and other applications requiring a small, easily portable wireless. Equipped with a flexible detachable antenna and a choice of two transmitter and receiver frequencies on each system, the small and inconspicuous VHF wireless system will mount on the light shoe of camcorders or on the back of a camera itself with a Velcro attachment. For fixed installations, a 9V DC input is available on the receiver. Eight VHF channels are available for interference-free operation in virtually any location.

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Rode PG1 Pistol Grip for VideoMic Review

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(More customer reviews)This works great I am a film maker and use this for making independant films. It's better then spending a whole lot on more expensive stuff and you get the same quality.

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The Rode PG1 Pistol Grip For VideoMic is a convenient and ergonomic way to operate your Rode VideoMic or Stereo VideoMic independently of your video camera.A built-in cold shoe mount makes a secure connection between the microphone and the grip. For even more versatility, the PG1 features a 3/8-inch thread on the base that allows connection to a boompole or microphone stand, while the spine features handy cable management.

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Samson Concert 77 UHF TD Lapel Wireless LM10 Microphone System, Channel N4 Review

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(More customer reviews)We purchased one of these devices to use for our church for audio recordings. While it picks up very well, there is a lot of noise that comes along with it. We tried new batteries, different rooms, balanced/unbalanced cables, different output devices -- it didn't matter, the buzzing around the speakers voice was always present and difficult to remove afterwards. The unit works well, and if you're not recording it would probably be fine (nobody could tell on the audio system). It just didn't work, though, for audio recording.

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Samson Concert 77 lapel wireless system is an ideal solution for any professional application. The Concert 77 lapel wireless provides high performance UHF True-Diversity Wireless at an incredible price. The Concert 77 UHF Wireless systems feature half rack space/dual antenna receivers with 6 segment audio and RF metering, volume and squelch controls, 1/4-inch unbalanced and XLR balanced outputs (switchable mic/line level), a rugged beltpacks transmitter with On/Off and Audio Mute switches, a battery meter, and audio level controls. The CT7 beltpack transmitter is configured as a headset system thanks to the popular locking P3 input connection. The CT7 also features a three-segment battery indicator, separate power and audio on/off switches, adjustable AF level (audio gain), and 12-hours of battery life on a single 9-volt battery.The CR77 true-diversity half-rack UHF receiver is the core of the Concert77 system. The new synthesized PLL frequency control circuitry keeps the signal locked and true while dual tuned molded antennas with LEDs monitor the true-diversity operation. The CR77 features a front panel display with large multi-segment Audio level and RF level LED meters, and a large rotary volume knob allows easy adjustment of audio output. The rear panel features balanced XLR and un-balanced 1/4-inch outputs allowing flexible connection options. Two CR77 receivers can be rack mounted together in a single space rack adapter available as an added accessory.

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Audio-Technica Pro 45 Hanging Condenser Microphone - White Review

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(More customer reviews)We used this mic to pick up very low dB sounds in therapy rooms. This thing can pick up the slightest whisper from all the way across the room, it's that sensitive -- really amazing. And we have the mics hanging from the ceiling so they aren't anywhere near the source.
Highly recommend

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With robust construction and unobtrusive appearance, the PRO45 and PRO45W offer versatile solutions for speech, theater, orchestra and choir reinforcement. The mis's high SPL handling is perfect for suspension over choirs and orchestras.

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Shure PGX14/93 Lavalier Wireless System, J6 Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this at a local Guitar Center in Pasadena, CA. the label sign said $648 and they realized it was mispriced. In stores it's actually $399.99 and he gave me 10% off because I really wanted the lower model PG14 which they don't carry in stores.
At our church, we rent out a school auditorium where there's no sound padding. We currently have a Shure wireless handheld (looks like a Pg14 + handheld but I think it's some older model) and a Sennheiser wireless lapel system that's been giving us a lot of interference/feedback.
First I tried the new AKG wireless presenter set and it had a lot of pops and feedback even though we adjusted the squelch and other areas.
So we tried this PGX14/WL93 system and this past Sunday there was no feedback, pops, in interference. We only experienced the clean and clear interference-free sound that comes from Shure.
On the base unit, I mounted it on top of our other Shure (which was set to channel) 1 and pressed channel and it seems like channel 9 was the only available option (7, 8, 9 at first, but now just 9). I think this is fine as we won't be adding more wireless systems, as of yet.
Once we popped in the 2 AA batteries into the transmitter unit I brought the unit over to the wireless base and hit "auto-sync". I wasn't sure if it was 1 tap or hold so I held it and it synced. After that, everything worked beautifully.
I appreciated that the body transmitter was easy to use. Hold the top button for power (green), push once for mute (orange), and again for unmute (green). On the side there's a gain switch for mic (high), 0 (medium), -10db (low). the "0" level was the best because mic was too loud and pitchy.
The lavaliere mic was great. I originally thought it would pick up too many other ambient sounds since it's a condenser mic but even with the band playing in the back the speaker was the only voice captured in the mic. there were no pops from "p" sounds and it did not have ruffling sounds on the shirt/jacket (I did not put on the wind screen which is quite big and odd looking). All we received was clear sound.
The other good thing about this model (transmitter) is that you can use 3 different lavaliere mics: WL93 (which it came with), the higher end WL185, or the lower end PG185 which comes with the PG14/PG185.
WL93: $80, WL185: $100. PG185:$40.
Having loved the countryman, I am now completely fine with the above options. Countrymans break and cost $400+ just to replace the mic (yes just the mic!). I don't know how the lower end PG185 is, but I assume it's Shure clear. So for $40-$100 to replace a lavaliere mic, I would gladly choose this over and over again! And Shure will be the brand of choice over and over again.

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Includes WL93 Omnidirectional Micro-Lavalier Condenser Microphone, PGX1 Bodypack Transmitter, and PGX4 Diversity Receiver.Reliable system for spoken word applications

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NADY 401X-QUAD-LT/E4/F 4-CHANNEL Professional Vhf Wireless Hand-held Microphone System Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a decent low budget option, but the sound quality is lacking and we have had some problems with interference. If quality sound and no issues is what you're looking for, you may want to keep looking. On the plus side, it was great having multiple mics once we got around the interference issues.

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NADY 401X-QUAD-LT/E4/F 4-CHANNEL Professional Vhf Wireless Hand-held Microphone System

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Lapel Microphone Review

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(More customer reviews)The AT831cW Lavalier Microphone is small, solid and sounds fine. The problem is the cable. The cable is too fragile, it breaks easily and needs to be replaced every couple of years, or sooner. The fun part of it is that you cannot purchase the cable alone - without the microphone on it (although the mic can be unscrewed) - and so, it's a $75 a pop expense.
The transmitters are very poorly designed.
Overall: AVOID.


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The AT831CW is terminated with locking 4-pin connector for AT UniPak bodypack wireless transmitters. Featuring a miniature condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern, the AT831CW is designed for hands-free applications in sound reinforcement systems and for use by professional musicians. The AT831CW provides improved gain before feedback that normally cannot be achieved with miniature omnidirectional microphones. Close-up voice pickup is crisp and clean, yet full sounding, while suppression of background noise is significantly improved over that of stand-mounted full-size cardioid microphones. Audio-Technica design engineers have utilized the newest low-mass technology in the quest for superior performance. Features Clip-on lavalier condenser cardioid microphone Provides crisp, full-sounding voice Excellent gain before feedback and suppression of background noise The microphone can be attached to clothing using the clip provided. An open-pore foam windscreen simply slips over the head of the microphone, effectively reducing wind noise or popping when used extra close. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Audio-Technica products.

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Samson Concert 77 UHF TD Lapel Wireless LM10 Microphone System, Channel N2 Review

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(More customer reviews)We purchased one of these devices to use for our church for audio recordings. While it picks up very well, there is a lot of noise that comes along with it. We tried new batteries, different rooms, balanced/unbalanced cables, different output devices -- it didn't matter, the buzzing around the speakers voice was always present and difficult to remove afterwards. The unit works well, and if you're not recording it would probably be fine (nobody could tell on the audio system). It just didn't work, though, for audio recording.

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Samson Concert 77 lapel wireless system is an ideal solution for any professional application. The Concert 77 lapel wireless provides high performance UHF True-Diversity Wireless at an incredible price. The Concert 77 UHF Wireless systems feature half rack space/dual antenna receivers with 6 segment audio and RF metering, volume and squelch controls, 1/4-inch unbalanced and XLR balanced outputs (switchable mic/line level), a rugged beltpacks transmitter with On/Off and Audio Mute switches, a battery meter, and audio level controls. The CT7 beltpack transmitter is configured as a headset system thanks to the popular locking P3 input connection. The CT7 also features a three-segment battery indicator, separate power and audio on/off switches, adjustable AF level (audio gain), and 12-hours of battery life on a single 9-volt battery.The CR77 true-diversity half-rack UHF receiver is the core of the Concert77 system. The new synthesized PLL frequency control circuitry keeps the signal locked and true while dual tuned molded antennas with LEDs monitor the true-diversity operation. The CR77 features a front panel display with large multi-segment Audio level and RF level LED meters, and a large rotary volume knob allows easy adjustment of audio output. The rear panel features balanced XLR and un-balanced 1/4-inch outputs allowing flexible connection options. Two CR77 receivers can be rack mounted together in a single space rack adapter available as an added accessory.

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Samson Concert 77 UHF TD Lapel Wireless LM10 Microphone System, Channel N1 Review

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(More customer reviews)We purchased one of these devices to use for our church for audio recordings. While it picks up very well, there is a lot of noise that comes along with it. We tried new batteries, different rooms, balanced/unbalanced cables, different output devices -- it didn't matter, the buzzing around the speakers voice was always present and difficult to remove afterwards. The unit works well, and if you're not recording it would probably be fine (nobody could tell on the audio system). It just didn't work, though, for audio recording.

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Samson Concert 77 lapel wireless system is an ideal solution for any professional application. The Concert 77 lapel wireless provides high performance UHF True-Diversity Wireless at an incredible price. The Concert 77 UHF Wireless systems feature half rack space/dual antenna receivers with 6 segment audio and RF metering, volume and squelch controls, 1/4-inch unbalanced and XLR balanced outputs (switchable mic/line level), a rugged beltpacks transmitter with On/Off and Audio Mute switches, a battery meter, and audio level controls. The CT7 beltpack transmitter is configured as a headset system thanks to the popular locking P3 input connection. The CT7 also features a three-segment battery indicator, separate power and audio on/off switches, adjustable AF level (audio gain), and 12-hours of battery life on a single 9-volt battery.The CR77 true-diversity half-rack UHF receiver is the core of the Concert77 system. The new synthesized PLL frequency control circuitry keeps the signal locked and true while dual tuned molded antennas with LEDs monitor the true-diversity operation. The CR77 features a front panel display with large multi-segment Audio level and RF level LED meters, and a large rotary volume knob allows easy adjustment of audio output. The rear panel features balanced XLR and un-balanced 1/4-inch outputs allowing flexible connection options. Two CR77 receivers can be rack mounted together in a single space rack adapter available as an added accessory.

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Samson Concert 77 UHF TD Lapel Wireless LM10 Microphone System, Channel N3 Review

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(More customer reviews)We purchased one of these devices to use for our church for audio recordings. While it picks up very well, there is a lot of noise that comes along with it. We tried new batteries, different rooms, balanced/unbalanced cables, different output devices -- it didn't matter, the buzzing around the speakers voice was always present and difficult to remove afterwards. The unit works well, and if you're not recording it would probably be fine (nobody could tell on the audio system). It just didn't work, though, for audio recording.

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Samson Concert 77 lapel wireless system is an ideal solution for any professional application. The Concert 77 lapel wireless provides high performance UHF True-Diversity Wireless at an incredible price. The Concert 77 UHF Wireless systems feature half rack space/dual antenna receivers with 6 segment audio and RF metering, volume and squelch controls, 1/4-inch unbalanced and XLR balanced outputs (switchable mic/line level), a rugged beltpacks transmitter with On/Off and Audio Mute switches, a battery meter, and audio level controls. The CT7 beltpack transmitter is configured as a headset system thanks to the popular locking P3 input connection. The CT7 also features a three-segment battery indicator, separate power and audio on/off switches, adjustable AF level (audio gain), and 12-hours of battery life on a single 9-volt battery.The CR77 true-diversity half-rack UHF receiver is the core of the Concert77 system. The new synthesized PLL frequency control circuitry keeps the signal locked and true while dual tuned molded antennas with LEDs monitor the true-diversity operation. The CR77 features a front panel display with large multi-segment Audio level and RF level LED meters, and a large rotary volume knob allows easy adjustment of audio output. The rear panel features balanced XLR and un-balanced 1/4-inch outputs allowing flexible connection options. Two CR77 receivers can be rack mounted together in a single space rack adapter available as an added accessory.

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Shure PG188/PG185 Dual Lavalier Wireless System, H7 Review

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(More customer reviews)This product didn't have a lot of reviews other than a couple and one video on Ebay, so I purchased it for my DJ Business, I must say this did not work as expected, many drop outs at two different events during the Ceremony, fully charged batteries energizers and away from anything that could have caused interference. I am very dissapointed with this Shure product and will not buy another Lavaliere from Shure other than the PGX items as those seem to work well, but this product is a complete letdown.

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Includes PG88 Dual Diversity Receiver, two (2) PG1 Bodypack Transmitters and 2 PG185 Condenser Lavalier Microphones for discreet spoken word presentations

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Audio Technica Pro Series Dynamic Headworn Microphone for Wireless Systems Review

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(More customer reviews)Can't say how it works. It was recommended by a local store to go along with Audio-Technica's PRO 88W VHF wireless microphone systems that are designed for use with a camcorder. However, upon receiving both items, I discovered the headset has a 4-pin connection, and the wireless set accepts 3.5mm pin. The descriptions clearly state this. I just didn't read it, since I was going on 'professional' advice. My bad. I will say, the headset does seem to be well made, for the price. It's probably a great buy if it has the right connection for your system.
That being said, American Musical Supply, who the headset was ordered from, was exceptional fast in responding to my request for a RA# to return the headset. Credit was promptly applied to my account. I will shop with them in the future!

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Offering highly intelligible voice reproduction, the comfortable and lightweight PRO8HEX is ideal for guitarists, keyboard players and drummers who need the full use of both hands during performance. It features a pivot mounted flexible mic boom that descends from either the left or right side.

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Shure PGX14/93 Lavalier Wireless System, L5 Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this at a local Guitar Center in Pasadena, CA. the label sign said $648 and they realized it was mispriced. In stores it's actually $399.99 and he gave me 10% off because I really wanted the lower model PG14 which they don't carry in stores.
At our church, we rent out a school auditorium where there's no sound padding. We currently have a Shure wireless handheld (looks like a Pg14 + handheld but I think it's some older model) and a Sennheiser wireless lapel system that's been giving us a lot of interference/feedback.
First I tried the new AKG wireless presenter set and it had a lot of pops and feedback even though we adjusted the squelch and other areas.
So we tried this PGX14/WL93 system and this past Sunday there was no feedback, pops, in interference. We only experienced the clean and clear interference-free sound that comes from Shure.
On the base unit, I mounted it on top of our other Shure (which was set to channel) 1 and pressed channel and it seems like channel 9 was the only available option (7, 8, 9 at first, but now just 9). I think this is fine as we won't be adding more wireless systems, as of yet.
Once we popped in the 2 AA batteries into the transmitter unit I brought the unit over to the wireless base and hit "auto-sync". I wasn't sure if it was 1 tap or hold so I held it and it synced. After that, everything worked beautifully.
I appreciated that the body transmitter was easy to use. Hold the top button for power (green), push once for mute (orange), and again for unmute (green). On the side there's a gain switch for mic (high), 0 (medium), -10db (low). the "0" level was the best because mic was too loud and pitchy.
The lavaliere mic was great. I originally thought it would pick up too many other ambient sounds since it's a condenser mic but even with the band playing in the back the speaker was the only voice captured in the mic. there were no pops from "p" sounds and it did not have ruffling sounds on the shirt/jacket (I did not put on the wind screen which is quite big and odd looking). All we received was clear sound.
The other good thing about this model (transmitter) is that you can use 3 different lavaliere mics: WL93 (which it came with), the higher end WL185, or the lower end PG185 which comes with the PG14/PG185.
WL93: $80, WL185: $100. PG185:$40.
Having loved the countryman, I am now completely fine with the above options. Countrymans break and cost $400+ just to replace the mic (yes just the mic!). I don't know how the lower end PG185 is, but I assume it's Shure clear. So for $40-$100 to replace a lavaliere mic, I would gladly choose this over and over again! And Shure will be the brand of choice over and over again.

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Includes WL93 Omnidirectional Micro-Lavalier Condenser Microphone, PGX1 Bodypack Transmitter, and PGX4 Diversity Receiver.Reliable system for spoken word applications

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