how close to the mouth should be the microphone to work fine?
2036460
It varies with how loud you actually voice. for example if you are very soft spoken person you will have to bring them closer to your mouth. However if you scream you can actually pull these mics about 12 inches away from your face and they should pick up beautifully
2036461
A couple inches is fine. You may want to order the foam wind covers to help with "popping p's". Also, be concious of where you are in relation to the speakers, as the mic may cut out.
1287073
That's what I did. Works great, you might need to fuss with the mic location. Recommendation: take a zip tie and secure the muffler to the actual microphone. Otherwise you'll take off your helmet and it will eventually fall off and get lost.
1837694
The Mic works really well, but some voices carry better than others. It's always best to encourage people to hold the mic close to their mouth. We're very happy with the mic.
1908495
my mic works perfectly with no issues... if u tried messing with the settings and it still doesnt work it might just be a faulty product....
1774264
Mine works well, make sure everything is connected correctly, and that you have the microphone away from as much interference as possible.
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.
547795
The mic works fine as long as you stay within about 10 feet of unit and off to one side to eliminate squeal interference. I bought a wired mic also and use it for presentations in a set place, such as behind a podium or at a table.
1599551
It works perfectly fine I use mine to listen to music and to make and answer phone calls, I have absolutely no complaints about this product. The microphone is exactly where it. The best to be the advice I can gave is to try it out and judge for yourself u wont regret it
1106263
If you have line-of-sight between the mic and receiver AND it is 30' or less, I'd say go for it. Otherwise, save up a bit more and get a better system.
1488035
I can not be sure, it would think it depends on you set up. Let me share my experience, maybe that will help you. I used a set of speakers in the front of the classroom. The mic was placed on desk approximately 7 to 8 feet from the speakers. The mic worked extremely well and did not pick up anything from the speakers. Hope that helps.
336360
My daughter's microphone also only works if it is very very close to the mouth. I don't think that it has a very good range on it.
2078800
No, you shouldn't need an adapter if you're plugging it into a mic jack. But do be aware that this is a lav mic, so it's not meant to pick up sounds that are far away. The idea range is about 6" since that's how far it'd be from your mouth when clipped to your shirt.
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.
112636
I wish I could answer that, I barely get mine to work. I can't pick up voices over 5 to 8 feet away.
1774262
No problem at all. Check the conection on the back. They are two holes and only one will be for the Mic.
195025
make sure that your microphone is plugged in or make sure that it is in close enough range to hear your voice.
506924
If you've got your sound settings adjusted correctly then you shouldn't have to worry about too much background noise. I never had any issues with background noise while using this mic.