🎧 High Quality Pyle Double Over-Ear Professional Condenser Microphone Headset with 3.5mm / 1/4" Adapter - PMHM2, Beige Review

My friend is a well-known sound engineer - he runs a recording and production studio for a national radio station and mixes the work of professional musicians. He recommended this device to me for a podcast app. I was willing to go over the cost of this device and he recommended it to me. I'm not disappointed. (As with all microphones) make sure to position it correctly in relation to your mouth/face/nose so you can hear your voice. The connection to my digital voice recorder was perfect - I…

I ordered three sets of these wireless microphone pairs for teacher headsets at the Austin Spring Tango Festival. As a teacher and as a person with hearing impairments, I appreciate the many benefits of wireless headsets. The teachers can speak in a normal, natural voice, making the lessons less tiring. Likewise, students don't have to strain to hear the teacher's voices (perhaps in a low voice) in a crowded room. You can be more confident while fully participating without undue stress. We used

I love pleasant surprises and this mic turned out a lot better than I expected. The omnidirectional mic, as mentioned, is pretty resilient to pop music considering it's going to be placed right next to your mouth. Good frequency response for close voice pickup. Low self-noise and no hum even when I extended the cable 20 feet. Very easy to wear but it stays in place if you wear it right! Different from the mannequin in the picture. I wore it while the camera took long shots of me (from head to…

The hype is well deserved! Was eyeing the Countryman E6 for reliable head mics. It's $650-$700 with a good deal. I've seen the rave reviews of these mics and compared them to the E6 and found they cost less than $20 I should give it a try. WOW! Just great! Our live event was recorded in one room and we are very happy with the results. It sounded great in the room and the recordings were as clear as a bell ringing with no hiss. I got a headset with two earbuds for myself because I'm very active…

When you look at the feedback from all the people who couldn't get this mic to work it seems like they don't know much about mics. This is an electret condenser microphone that REQUIRES phantom power to operate. You can't just plug it into a suitable microphone input and expect it to work. Anyone familiar with microphone types could tell you this by looking, but since there are many casual users here, Revane should have specifically mentioned this in the bold description (now it says "Power: DC

This Pyle-Pro PMHM2 3.5mm Omnidirectional Head Microphone is exactly what I was looking for to work with the Zoom H1. I use the Zoom H1 for lectures/sermons. I've tried a few lavalier mics and in-ear mics for cordless phones, but I wasn't satisfied with the quality of the tests. Most sounded a bit muffled, others muffled. There was also quite a bit of ambient noise picked up by other microphones. Because of the price of this device, I decided to give it a try. When I received the unit, I took…