The skin-color Pyle Pro PMEMS10 Omni Earset Microphone for Shure Wireless Transmitters delivers clear and natural speech and vocal reproduction for applications that require freedom of movement.

Lightweight (at 0.46 oz) and comfortable to wear, it is ideal for presenters, clergy, public speakers, lecturers, actors, and vocalists working in broadcast, house-of-worship, theater, musical, educational, and business settings.

The PMEMS10 features an omnidirectional polar pattern that offers enhanced plosive protection with no proximity effect. The mic's cable is terminated with a TA4F connector that plugs into a Shure bodypack transmitter.

For Stage, Broadcast, Public Speaking    Omnidirectional Pickup Pattern    Low-Profile Single-Ear Design    TA4F Connector for Shure

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. we use a system called zoom room which is on a computer and users dial into the meeting. will this work with that?

A: It will work with any system that has a 1/4th mono microphone input.

Q: 2. does each mic have a mute button?

A: Each mic has its own mute switch.

Q: 3. Would this work in a small room with fourteen board members to record only and not amplify?

A: Yes. This unit receives the wireless signal only and passes it on, it does not have a built-in amplifier, and so needs to be connected to some other unit (amplifier, mixer, recorder) in order to be used.I've installed several for use with Skype for instance, connected directly to a computer.

Q: 4. Are both outputs active and can be used at the same time?

A: Yes, the two outputs on the Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System (B&H # PYPDWM8300) are simultaneously active.

Q: 5. Can this be used with smartphones?

A: Technically you can, however you will need the appropriate adapter(s) for your phone. Please give us a call at 800-606-6969 and a Pro Audio specialist will be happy to assist.

Q: 6. Will this wireless system work with the Mackie thump212 xt speaker?

A: Yes the Pyle Pro PDWM2958B 2-Person Wireless Combo Microphone System works with the Mackie Thump212XT 1400W 12" Powered PA Loudspeaker System with DSP and Bluetooth.

Q: 7. XLR (or 1/4") out to USB, for use with Zoom? We're holding meetings that are up to 20 people, hybrid onsite/offsite using Zoom. We used a single omnidirectional mic that was abysmal, the participants at home could hear almost nothing. If I took the XLR out of this, adapted it to USB on the laptop, does anyone know if this would be recognized as a single mic input that would then be broadcast?

A: You can mix the XLR output of the Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System (B&H # PYPDWM8300) down through a USB sound card, which will be recognized as a single USB microphone input when connected to a computer.

Q: 8. Will this work with a Polycom phone?

A: If an appropriate connection is available, yes, the wireless receiver could be connected to a Polycom. However, if the receiver is connected to an amplifier, a Polycom can pick-up sound from the receiver and is loud enough for all to hear up to 20+ feet.

Q: 9. If more than one person talks at a time (2-3), what is the quality like?

A: It is recommended to keep all mics muted and just one person speaking at a time for the best performance.

Q: 10. Hi i shall be having 40 speakers for a conference and i would like to know if i buy 4 sets of 8 will these be able to be used at the same time ?

A: I have 2 sets. They are the same frequency and will interfere with each other. They all have a mute button on them. When I used all of them In the same room they worked great as long as you specify to keep them muted and have them push the button to talk.