🎧 Super Lightweight Omnidirectional Professional Headset Mic JK MIC-J 071S - Compatible with Sennheiser Wireless System - Creative Design with Smallest Cartridge Review

I've been looking for the perfect hands free headset and I think this is it. Comfortable to wear, great sound quality. People don't know I'm using the speakerphone because it doesn't suffer from audio degradation like using the speakerphone or other headphone/mic combos. Oh, by the way, it's just a microphone. This is a bit cumbersome, but you need separate headphones to make calls. Then you need a splitter with a jack socket for this microphone and another headphone socket. A bit tricky I…

When you just want to look good on stage but don't care how you sound. this is a great purchase! If you're whispering, if you're talking to hundreds or thousands of people, I think it might work. However, if you're speaking at a normal or louder volume, this mic will peak and you'll struggle to handle louder moments. Even the preacher at the wedding spoke about it every fourth sentence. (It wasn't my JBL PA or Sennheiser Wireless doing weird stuff) It's just a cheaper mic that can't handle…

Bought as a spare mic for a fellow countryman. I found guest speakers sometimes had issues with e6, so I decided to get this and have the regular minister exclusively use the countryman (this also saves them from having to reconfigure it after someone else has used it). I was surprised how good it sounds for the price. If the compatriot dies tomorrow, I could just replace him with this one. However, not without guilt. The first guest broke it. I have no idea how, but he did. I plugged it in and

Works great with our Sennheiser G3 and G4 transmitter kits. The microphone is very sensitive, so I moved it slightly away from the actor's mouth and reduced the sensitivity of the transmitter. Works just as well as more expensive models. Eventually, a small pull screw loosened and the microphone detached from the headset, but luckily that part stuck to the actor's skin, making it easy to find and screw back in. I was pleased enough to order four more for our show. I will update my review when I

Every Sunday morning I broadcast my church live and had the task of replacing my pastor's headset. He used to use a Countryman/G2 combo which has worked great for the past 3 years, but recently the headset stopped working (the mic was accidentally bent). Had to replace my pastor's $500 headset with a product that costs 10% off. The cost made me hesitant to place this order. But I'm really glad I did! The headset worked just as well and even better on the ears than the previous set. I can't…

With careful use, this headset delivers great sound at a great price. Really great considering the price. Used on the same show as the Sennheiser MKE2 Gold mics and sounded very close. That's why I was so annoyed about the reinforcement. The sensitivity is too high for most of my needs. It is intended for a person speaking at a normal volume, not most singers. In my case I had a singer with a very soft voice who played one of the main roles in the piece. It made her sound great and I had enough

The JK MIC-J 071S head microphone works well for me when connected to a PC or Zoom H1 portable recorder. This model's connector has a locking ring for use with Sennheiser bodypack transmitters (and others). But the retaining ring on this model is retractable and doesn't interfere when plugged into a standard 3.5mm jack on a PC or Zoom H1. (The locking ring on Sennheiser connectors will not retract to fit securely into a standard 3.5mm jack. To solve this problem, you can purchase a "6" ME3…

These are great mics for the price. You can afford to have a few and throw them away if you run into trouble. I didn't throw anything away. The only problem we had with it was that sometimes the small screw came loose. If you don't notice it, it may fall off and get lost. A very simple and quick solution - a small zipper will solve the problem forever. They might not be as good as a $500 mic, but not much lower, and most of us can't afford a dozen $500 mics in church. I think you'll be…

Great little headset. The double ear is great for staying stable while moving and being active. The microphone works great. I've seen other reviews mention that they have issues with being close to monitors and networks. I could tell it will have this problem once I start testing it. But this problem is very easy to solve if you have the right equipment. First, the equalizer and gain structure are vital. You should get a boost right after the EQ. Once you get into the EQ you need to identify…