Has anyone attempted to use this microphone while placing it on the floor? Or a wall?
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No. I use it in a big courtroom on my desk. Judge is higher than where I Am. Picks up everyone real well in all directions, all heights. Hope this helps. &#128516;
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No, I just tried it. You can use your headphones or speakers, but the mic does not work while it is docked.
1824655
My experience has been very good. We've used it for a guest dance teacher on the floor with music playing and only her voice is coming through. We set the microphone about 2" to the side of the mouth and it seems to only pick up the voice. We have the gain set very low.
1330571
HI,I did not do that way, I am using a mixer for Microphone.What is your concerns?Liuharry
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This would not be good to put on a desk... It would require to turn the gain up on a mixer which would distort your sound. You'd be better off with a different style of mic, maybe a condenser mic, for that purpose.
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If you can do it without laying it down then do it that way.. But you risk damaging the speaker if it happens to fall over. I layed mine down carefully
638163
I had no problem, you might want to check that the connector is set correct. You might want to play with the settings off your mic also. I will also do a couple of test settings and if I can duplicate the issue I will let you know.
612343
Never tried for floor tom but I think it should work perfectly. It is a little bit large for that purpose but sound should be nice.
2192729
I would thick so I have used on mic. Ref. even spots on hardwood floors I never thought of bathroom I think I will try it on the tile to brighten up grout.
1741559
I have never been able to get the microphone to work satisfactorily, even while holding it up to my mouth and practically yelling into it. In my opinion, the microphone does NOT work.
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I use mine in my basement while I am working in the same room. It is not noisy in my opinion. I doubt anyone could hear it through a wall. Set it on a piece of short napped indoor/outdoor carpet or something.
2046284
Dont know if this is the problem but I had a lot of cracking noise and the cord on my old one was damaged. OR if you have feedback of your own voice (kind of an echo) could your recorder also be recording from its mic?
2147047
Seems to work terribly for actually staying in front of my microphone, it just falls down thanks to gravity.
1991783
I think it depends on the placement of the mic, i just had to play around with it. I had to also tape it down it was coming off some times.
679761
I have the same issue before and I could not able to find the location of microphone. I tried to record and found the quality of recoded voivce was OK infront or in the left side it.
1803295
I've had no issues, but I also don't abuse it. I use in a small home studio environment where it pretty much never moves from it's spot on the desk. To your point regarding a mixer with phantom power, this little box is intended for users who DON'T have such a mixer and just want to be able to use a condenser mic in their setup from time to time. Cheap, easy phantom power.
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Definitely not if they are behind a wall. Even if it is thin. There is plenty of sound leakage, but if they are not in the same room I cannot imagine they would be able to hear it.