PyleIn-Ear Back Electret Microphone - Professional Mini Portable Omnidirectional Wired Headset Voice Audio Corded Condenser Mic w/Cable Wire For Sennheiser System or Studio Mixer - Pyle

good one

Me gustó mucho! Es ultra ligero, solo tuve que ajustar la configuración en teams para que funcionara, porque al conectarlo no es escuchaba a los demás. Después de hacerlo lo amé y me funciona muy bien!

Le Pyle-Pro PMEMSN1 capte un spectre sonore plus large que le Sennheiser ME3, surtout dans les hautes fréquences. Facile de ramener les basses sans avoir d'artefacts. Je me questionne par contre sur la durabilité, mais à ce prix, j'imagine qu'on ne peut pas trop en espérer. C'est à voir!

PROS:*Cheap*Sounds good for vocals in a live band situation*No feedback (so far) - even standing right in front of PA speaker*Great range! My band practices in the back room of a pub and when I went up to the bar to get a refill, they could hear me through 2 walls. YMMVCONS: (not really cons, it's a $25 mic. Temper your expectations, people.)*The windscreen was a PITA to get on the thing*A little fiddly to get the placement right for optimal pickup. I've worked with similar, more expensive mic systems in a live setting. The sound engineer used some clear medical tape near the actors' ears to keep the mic in place. I say that to point out that even expensive one-ear mics need a little help in that department.-----------I bought this to use with the PYLE PDWM1904 Wireless Microphone System. The system comes with a headset, but I wanted something smaller and this fit the bill. So far, so good! It sounds much better than I expected for the $25 I paid for it. There are a LOT of mics of this style - one ear-hook - listed on Amazon so it was a tough choice but after some comparisons I decided to go with the same brand as my receiver.There's a BIG price disparity in wireless headset mics. There are a lot in the $20-$50 range but then there's a price jump to $100+ for Shure, Audio-Technica, etc. Is the price worth it? Not in my opinion. The element in these mics is TINY so out of the gate you're already limiting your sound quality, no matter what brand you go with. I've been recording and performing for over 20 years and I've used all kinds of mics and all my experience has gained me a sense of perspective. Sometimes something is 'good enough' for live performances. When there are 3 other mics going and 4 instruments and drums, your average audience member isn't going to be able to hear the difference in frequency response from a Shure or Pyle.So my policy is to buy solid, mid-range gear for live applications. This mic is just that.If you're an operatic singer with a 5-octave range, get a better mic.If you're a local ham-n-egger bashing out tunes in bars and clubs, this mic will work just fine.5-stars because it exceeds my expectations for a $25 over-the-ear microphone.

The thing does what its supposed to do. If I can only get the pastor to use it instead of the lapel, I would be good to go.The audio quality is good and since it brings the sound close to the speaker's mount, I can turn down the gain. Good bang for buck.

Excellent mike for zoom video conferences and voice recording for videos.