🎧 Countryman H6 Omnidirectional Wireless Headset Microphone for Shure Carvin JTS Trantec Transmitters - Tan Review

I have used this headset 3 times. The sound is really good. But as it suits me, it's very uncomfortable. If you wear glasses and have big ears, I don't recommend this headset. Unfortunately the part is for me, I can't return it now. I'm 4 days behind my return time!

I tried several ear clip microphones to save speakers in our organization from having to hand hold the microphone. This works seamlessly with our minimal interference and static setup. The sound quality is excellent. I also bought an integrated amp thinking I might need one, but it turned out I didn't need it.

I've always heard the Countryman is the best. I was not disappointed. but I wasn't very impressed either. Met my expectations. It sometimes slips at the back of the head, but otherwise great. I sometimes forget he's on top of me. very feedback resistant. In general I like it. But for non-professional purposes, it might be a bit too expensive.

This is one of those "you get what you pay for” examples. Countryman knows what he's doing and does it well. I make my living as a magician and mentalist and perform to audiences of all sizes - this mic is perfect for any audience. I've used Lavalier before and the difference is obvious. I will never go back to a microphone with a tie. Headgear/Countryman is what you need.

The Countryman H6 is the clear answer for those who have problems with the customization of E6 models. Properly assembled, the E6 was certainly a winner, but gaining the time required to securely assemble the E6 to a speaker has been a challenge for many audio engineers, myself included. I work as an audio engineer at a university and also at a church, and we have guest speakers several times a week. We often don't have time for a proper sound check and that always leads to problems off the…