I have acorded Microphone that a person has to hold it very close to mouth. How is the senstivity of this mic? How close this mic has to be from lips for a strong sound?
1837692
This is a good dynamic mic but is anti-feedback. Meaning ambient noise is filtered out. 1-5" is ideal.
1837693
This system works great and it can't be beat for the money. Very sensitive, clear and with a long range. Batteries don't last that long is the only knock. You don't have to hold it that close to your mouth.
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.
1444156
Mic is overall good but sometimes people can't hear me where there's a lot of noise. Noise isolation is good, too much noise isolation is dangerous
674543
I have a 17" neck and it's tight on me. Might be a little uncomfortable at 18". Might loosen up with wear. Haven't had to opportunity to break mine in yet. Still using ear piece and mic combo.
1247739
As far as I can tell from some basic tests, pretty good, although I have not yet had a chance to try this mic in a live performance. I had contact with Rodemic about this microphone because of the handling noise and their recommendation was to set the mic to +20db and the recording level of the mic in the camera to low. This way you will prevent noise resulting from the average camera circuitry. Obviously, if you arerecording very loud music, like in a rock concert, you might want to lower the mic input level. Just a matter of experimenting, I guess.
1624405
Rule #1 "There is NO such thing as TOO MUCH BASS." That device is EXTREMELY sensitive. You probably will be happy with it with the sensitivity control all the way down. If still too sensitive you can take the cover off and put a tiny piece of duct tape over the microphone. Good Luck. FEEL THE BASS!!!!!! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
1918037
My experience is that it is a great recording mic. It was not meant for live performances as the design is sensitive to movement hence the rubber suspension holding mechanism to reduce vibrations. Good Luck.
1069026
This mic is highly directional. Therefore it does not pick up as much extraneous sound (i.e. mouse clicks, fan noises, etc). The downside is that you must speak right into it. I work about five inches away form it and find it a bit quieter than my Blue Yeti. Sound quality is very good.
443135
The mic works good, but If you position it to the back of your neck It's kind of hard for others to hear you. You have to move it to the front.
1400614
I haven't experienced any handling noise from this mic. It's on a shock mount. Once mounted it's as if it's "floating." Also has a low decibel cut switch that rids of most handling noise if there is any.
1208023
The microphone boom is adjustable/flexible and the Mike positions well in fron of the mouth. The wrap around which holds the unit from the back of the head seems strong, springy, yet may be bent for even stronger hold. I have a voice condition and this allows me to communicate in a classroom setting, however the unite cannot overcome other noices, iy may compliment your own voice and reduce stress on it.
722704
I haven't tried a lapel mic. I don't know if it would make your voice loud enough. I put the microphone directly in front of my mouth.
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
1514139
The trick is to put it so that the pin and the tab on the microphone go around the negative post - you can bend it so that it holds better. Once it's mechanically stable, solder up and it'll hold forever.
1154035
I have not tried to record with the microphone at a distance from my face so I don't know about the quality of its reception that way. I will say that it will increase the possibility of outside noise getting into the recording and will require a totally quiet environment when recording.
1111132
I have only run mine through a Behringer PMP 2000 (Europower 800 Watt PA system). The microphone stays true and clean no matter how loud I get; it's sensitive enough to pick up softer tones when used. What you use it for will dictate what size amp to utilize, because the mic itself won't distort or adulterate what it picks up without external interference. If you run it through an 8 watt amplifier and use it for full force growling or screaming (my version of these vocals anyway), the truth to your efforts won't carry as well as perhaps a 100 Watt. You just have to decide how loud you would like to be and purchase accordingly.
1140202
The mics in this recorder are sensitive. It might sound s little bit tinny that way, but it will do it.
1972354
That would depend on your situation. I would suggest a combination of a lav and a shotgun. If you have both and record to separate channels, you're covered. Sometimes lav mics pick up body noise/shirt rubbing etc...a shotgun mic will get the best results generally... This is a great little machine. Great options and quality for the price-point.