Microphones
WARNING!
We've given this section a warning because making the right choice when it comes to microphones is crucial to how your system performs.
It's all about choosing the right tool for the job - for example, you wouldn't use a hammer to screw in a screw! But don't worry, we're here to help make it easy, tel: 01582 761122
There are 2 general types of microphone available:
Dynamic mics - for singers mostly - use close to the mouth - the closer the more bass. Very tough and robust mics. E.g. Sennheiser e840
Condenser mics - multi purpose - close up or at a distance (arms length). Also great when two or more people gather around a mic to sing - more prone to feedback squealing from the speakers NOTE: These require phantom power from the mixer or some have battery power. E.g. Audio Technica AT8033, Lectern mics, boundary mics etc.
We've given this section a warning because making the right choice when it comes to microphones is crucial to how your system performs.
It's all about choosing the right tool for the job - for example, you wouldn't use a hammer to screw in a screw! But don't worry, we're here to help make it easy, tel: 01582 761122
There are 2 general types of microphone available:
Dynamic mics - for singers mostly - use close to the mouth - the closer the more bass. Very tough and robust mics. E.g. Sennheiser e840
Condenser mics - multi purpose - close up or at a distance (arms length). Also great when two or more people gather around a mic to sing - more prone to feedback squealing from the speakers NOTE: These require phantom power from the mixer or some have battery power. E.g. Audio Technica AT8033, Lectern mics, boundary mics etc.
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