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

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 1.5 V-10 V "). If you have a wireless system designed to work with lavalier mics, this mic will work fine with it, since those systems are designed to power the mic. If you have a speaker system or a If you have a mixer, check if they can offer phantom power for 1/4" jack (many of them only offer phantom power for XLR inputs). Current between the microphone and the input. However, if you choose your microphone for your wireless system want to expand, this microphone is hard to beat in terms of value for money.This microphone It does not work with only 1.5V phantom power, which is included in all transmitter kits i St. Most sub-compact over-ear mics range in price from $100 to $600 and you'll have a hard time hearing the difference, especially in PA systems. I use this mic, as does its PMHM1 sibling, with the Sennheiser EW 112P G3 system and it sounds better in noisy environments than the Sennheiser ME-2 lav that came with the system (due to the mic's position closer to the sound). Source). The person who took the product photo for Revain also doesn't know about these mics because the mic sits upside down on the mannequin's head. Discover your gear, folks! If you don't know what you need, pay a few bucks more and call one of the professional audio stores that have knowledgeable salespeople and then buy from them! Some of these stores even sell through Revain and are happy if you order with your Prime account. So don't be afraid to call and ask questions. Otherwise you're just raising the prices on everyone else by buying the wrong item and sending it back as defective.