I have an Audio-Technica powered lavalier mic to use instead of your mic. Will this help with the audio problems people are complaining about?
848721
This is the best mic that I have used. I think it will do a good job for you and help your problem
415942
I purchased this microphone is much better Audio Technica AT829MW Lavalier Mic for Pro 88W Transmitter Haim Ziv - ISRAEL
2199485
yes. it sounds like your mic is built into the mirror. you can always buy another mic and clip it somewhere
1920414
Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
396568
This mic is not powered. It actually won't work on any thing that requires a powered mic. I didn't find it to be all that useful for my purposes.
410907
I don't use mine anymore due to the feedback created when I connected two microphones to it. I suggest ensuring you can return it if not satisfied.
1582018
Absolutely, that is what I do every other week with these mics. I've found that 90% of how well my podcast sounds is making sure the mics are close enough and the recording level is high enough without having the signal peak. Once it's recorded look into audio compression and you'll have yourself a great sounding podcast! Good luck!
1418191
yes it will help take static out and any other feedback's you might get also I got it hooked onto my mic and work perfect plus if you record your audio like if u into try n ta rap to beats or what not it give's very clear record sound back I love it man it's worth it
722044
You are probably right! In any event the sound was not acceptable. You may want to re-consider purchasing an external phantom powered unit to power your microphones.
793994
Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone
2157128
Audio Technica has a variety of condenser mics. Regardless of the one you pick it will work.
1835336
I am not an audio expert. However, I do use many of these lavalier microphones with my Sennheiser wireless system at my school's theatre. Noise will sometimes be a problem if the area around the microphone is noisy, especially outside where wind can be a significant problem (possibly reduced with a foam wind screen. Try a lavalier connected directly to your camera; I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with the improved sound.
1230441
The simple answer is yes. I have found, the mic only marginally useful as it picks up not only the wearers voice but also the the surrounding 'noise'. Only useful in a one to one situation.
929041
I have not had people complain about hearing me. Make sure you are not blocking the mic with the clamping brackets. I also use Bluetooth in my car to hear and talk. Not sure if bluetooth will help you if you have it in your car.
1153289
No, this mic all round is no good. It's not worth the LONG wait either. I highly suggest looking for a different microphone. I beat box a lot and wanted a mic so I got this, Audio-Technica ATR-1300 Unidirectional Dynamic Vocal/Instrument Microphone It is a really decent microphone, and I haven't had a single problem with it.
1893956
Honestly i haven't tried it since the main reason for what i bought the product was to listen not use it in mic terms. But it's all about sound being transferred. So my best guess it's that it should work for that.
565785
To echo some of the other sentiments, there could be multiple causes for the hiss so I'm not sure if it will be a fix or not.I would test with another mic (if you could maybe borrow one from somebody) just to test that option.The thought that comes to me with your question though is that if you are willing to spend money to fix the issue, why not buy a new mic that doesn't need to be adjusted? That seems like a better choice since the dB adjustment seems to be what is causing your hiss.