Musical Broadcast Bluetooth Microphone

Sounds great. Capable of good volume with musical clarity. Bluetooth connection is quite aggressive once established. If you have two devices connected you have to pause play on the active device to switch sources. The form factor is quite reasonable - ie not too big, and the weight is fair , not too heavy to drag around.

After installing this Microphone and recording one musical event, I was delighted by the sound clarity and extended range when compared to my camcorders integrated microphone.

How sick to use this broadcast quality microphone! I can't find any cons on that item.. Perfect for interviews on a DSLR kit, weddings and conferences. I would recommend it to anyone!

Over the years I've acquired a small arsenal of microphones from the very expensive (costing over a thousand dollars) to the basic inexpensive models.Years ago while working on broadcast productions, I came across this industry workhorse beauty after hearing the clarity and richness of the broadcast sound in many early productions.When I inquired, the microphone was the Sony ECM-55b. And it was a staple in tv and productions.I own a few of these microphones. As time goes on, they seem indestructible! They've been tossed about, stomped on, rained on, abused by amateurs ... you name it .. even chewed on by pets.Like the old Timex Watch ads: They keep tickin and take a lickin.Many times, when I can't decide amongst my expensive mics, I reach in my bag for this one. Even If you have a flip style cam, grab yourself a XLR to mini plug for a few dollars and with the Sony, you've just added pro style sound to your production.After auditioning microphone after microphone for a series I'm filming this month, again I've chosen this microphone. You can't beat the quality built into this baby.

As a retired Broadcast Engineer, we always depended on O.C. White microphone arms to support the RE-20 or other mikes. Naturally, I wanted that same quality for my home studio. This product will NEVER disappoint. It is quality and toughness in an attractive package.

This one is an interesting and good-sounding microphone. It feels like a broadcast microphone with decent noise rejection, but it sounds like a condenser with a little bit of mid-forwarding sound.

This microphone and accessories are used for many professional audio needs namely a radio broadcast heard around the world. It's use is daily and because of the various arrangement the complete set up has, it is a must for professional sound. Thank you for offering a powerful tool in the professional field.

This broadcast arm worked out just right. Supported the weight of both the Blue Yeti microphone and shock mount, and pop filter. Arm extended over both monitors for a clean look and while allowing me to sit comfortably during recording. Easy to set up.

I was looking for a studio shotgun microphone did some research and came across this on a YouTube review and decided to give it a try and boy does it fit the bill perfectly. When they say broadcast quality if you have a good interface to record with you get broadcast quality. I like the idea of no-frills just plug it in give it phantom power and enough gain and you get a quality recording.

I have been using these broadcast headphones and microphone for about 3 years now. It has the male XLR output that plugs into the mixer and the headphones would as well. Such great audio quality, I can hear the audio levels , and overall the best headphones I have seen. We use them for our sports podcast, play by play and it's easy to plug in and use. We have used them a ton and they continue do work great. Might purchase another one for our podcast soon. Great product!