Radio Shack Wireless Lapel Microphone System

I use it to switch speakers and/or different radios in my Ham Radio Shack.

An excellent and affordable case. I pack a Canon HD camcorder, wireless lapel microphone, and all camera cables and discs.

I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

This was used with a Samson Expedition XP800 amp/mixer/speakers system for an all day event with about 100 people under a large tent. The system was easy to set up and connect with the XP800. The microphones worked very well. For the small microphone, you have the choice of clipping a lapel clip to it or a headset/boom. We used the lapel clip. Be sure to clip it near the center of the body for best pickup. Our first user clipped it a bit to the side, and every time he turned his head the other way, his voice trailed off. With it clipped to a shirt under the chin,, the pickup was remarkable and clear. The instructions state that the mics need AA alkaline batteries and they will last about 8 hours, and don't use rechargeable batteries. These mics were used a lot and did die after about 8 hours. Next time I would use Energizer Lithium batteries for a very long event. A couple of times the microphone popped off of the lapel clip when the speaker had muted their mic and was working with their hands and not paying attention. It clips back on easily.

I purchased the lapel microphone for our church sound system. The quality of the audio is excellent, sharp and clear. Ordering and shipping was excellent.

We had a old mic that was dropped and needed to be replaced at our church and this worked well for that. It's better than the old Radio Shack mic it replaced.

We use this mic in a church setting. We were using a lapel mic that came included with our AKG wireless system. Once we swapped out the lapel and started using the Countryman the difference was amazing! Sound was clear and crisp with no pops, hissing, or buzzing. For pro speaking environments this is a must have!

We upgraded the sound of our Shure wireless mic by replacing the "general purpose" lapel mic with this Countryman B3. While the Shure lapel that came with the system was not bad, the Countryman is brighter, crisper and much smaller in size. For a modest investment, we've made a noticeable improvement in our Shure BLX wireless system

The LC-1 Lapel Clip, available from B&H, is the original that comes with the Azden lapel microphone, but is not avaible from Azden. The clips are designed well but may still be subject to breakage if talent tries to snap the microphone on or off the clip rather than sliding it.

I like this microphone. I use it with the Rode Wireless system and I'm happy with the result.