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¿ Low Hz Headset microphone ?
¿ Anyone using a Low Hz mic headset as they play guitar and sing & what are you using/recommend ? I like the idea of eliminating having to haul a mic stand when I busk . EZ : HR
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A friend of mine who busked here in santa Fe used a small lavalier mic clipped to the collar of his shirt. You didn't see the mic and he had his amp hidden in a backpack so he didn't appear to be amplified. But you could hear him over the street noise.
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I've started looking around for a headset mic, and found that none of them have XLR connectors on them!
This Shure: https://www.americanmusical.com/Item...-PGA31TQG-LIST has a "TA4F" connector to plug into a wireless transmitter bodypack. Is this also sometimes called a 'mini XLR'? Having a tough time trying to find an adapter that will allow me to use a standard XLR cable with it. I think this might be it, but I'm not sure: https://www.alliedelec.com/switchcra...SABEgJ9J_D_BwE or https://www.arcade-electronics.com/S...p/swi-ta4m.htm
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From someone on another forum, it looks like that Shure needs 5vdc supplied by the wireless beltpack. The Sweetwater advisor who got back to me suggested some $80 inline preamp for a Beta mic, won't be asking him for more advise!
So obviously what's needed is a dynamic mic that doesn't need any kind of power supply. This AT looks to fit the bill, and it gets mostly good reviews, but some bad ones: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-a...70420000000000 Any other choices?
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Crown CM311A. Expensive but the best.
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Sometimes use this one... https://www.akg.com/Microphones/Head...nes/C555L.html
with the 9v belt pack. The one shown with this in Acces. has a recording function? Mine is an older version without that. '??' Anyway, decent sounding and relatively inexpensive. Kris
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Thank you all for the input . It's all good man , I've got plenty to review now .
EZ : HR
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$450!!! and needs phantom power.
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