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    Behringer
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    2021-07-05
    Behringer New Product Release: HEAD-WORN MICROPHONE Series | Lavalier Microphones

    HEAD-WORN MICROPHONE Series
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    Learn More: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MovStouOtrs

    Premium Head-Worn Omni-Directional and Cardioid Microphones

    The Behringer HEAD-WORN MICROPHONE Series Lavalier Microphones are designed to serve our Musician, Recording and Broadcast as well as our Touring and Live Sound Customers.

    From: $45

    #Behringer #BO440 #BD440 #HEADWORNMICROPHONESeries #Microphone #Lavalier

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    Behringer
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    2021-06-16
    Behringer New Product Release: BC LAV Series | Lavalier Microphones
     
    The Behringer BC LAV Series Lavalier Microphones are designed to serve our Recording and Broadcast Customers.
     
    From: $14.90
     
    #Behringer #BCLAV #BCLAVGO #BCLAVSeries #Microphone
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    Behringer
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    2021-06-04
    Behringer New Product Release: BC Series | Lavalier Microphones

    BC Series
    bit.ly/Behringer-BC-Series

    Learn More: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo0SED4DHJE

    Premium Headphone Cables with In-Line and Boom Microphones

    From: $7

    #Behringer #BC11 #BC12 #BCSeries #Microphone

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  • Behringer
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    2020-09-16
    The New ULM300LAV Lavalier Microphone | Lavalier Microphones

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      Mfyffe1 Hi there, Just received your wireless Mic ULM300LAV and it works well with 500 watt PA system thanks. I'm sure this question has already been asked but can I use the mic wirelessly with my Mac . I teach yoga on Zoom and need to reduce the echo in an echoey room . If I can use it , how do I set it up ? Thanks .
      • May 23
  • esain
    Newcomer - Level 1
    2020-09-15
    ECM800 | Lavalier Microphones

    Hi there, where can you download the calibration file for the ecm8000 that I bought to use with REW? I just registered the product but I can't find where to download the calibration file, thanks.

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  • Richly
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    2020-07-17
    Wanting recommendations on a basic lapel mic to plug into a Xenyx Q802 USB | Lavalier Microphones
    Hi everyone, Looking for a basic lapel mic for online piano teaching. I have a great little Rode Smart Lav+ (designed for plugging into a phone), but unfortunately -- according to Rode -- it needs two adaptors to use in a mixer like this (one to convert the TRRS-to-TRS plug, another to convert TRS phono-to-XLR which also converts the phantom power from 48V to the 3~5V thee mic needs to operate). Who knew this was so complex!?! I don't need anything too high-end, it's just for VOICE (the electronic keyboard plugs straight into the 2nd mic input -- easy!), so i thought maybe an electret mic like this https://www.jaycar.com.au/stereo-lapel-microphone-with-headphone-outlet/p/AM4013 might do the trick. It's very cheap, BUT i think it will have the same problem because, from what i read of electret mics, they all seem to need a small level of power, which the phono jack won't provide through this mixer. Any ideas? Should i be looking for a dynamic lapel mic? Or maybe i just get the adaptor and be done with it. To me it just feels so round-about (so many adaptors!!!!) Any thoughts welcome, thanks :) Richard
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      Richly Here's the setup i was hoping to use... but failed :(
      • July 17, 2020
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      Richly Even Lav mics with XLR plugs like this Shure mic (https://djcity.com.au/product/shure-cvl-bc-tqg-centraverse-wireless-lavalier-mic/) seem to say they need only 5- 10V, so will the on-board 48V phantom power actually work with this? More than what i wanted to pay for another basic mic, but maybe i need to go for something like that... ?
      • July 17, 2020
    • Richly
      RexBeckett You are correct. All electret mics need a power supply. I haven't seen a dynamic lavalier mic for years - electrets are much better and smaller. I think your best bet is to get the Rode adapters. Rode products are very good and the adapters probably cost less than another mic with battery or phantom power options.
      • July 17, 2020
      • Wanting recommendations on a basic lapel mic to plug into a Xenyx Q802 USB
        Richly Thanks Rex. I guess it's only *one more* adpator, lol!
        Just seems weird that to plug in one simple Lav mic i need:
        LAV_Mic --> TRRS-TRS adaptor --> phono-XLR-and-power adaptor --> MIXER_input
        ...not to mention i'll probably have to add the extra 6m extension to give a bit of range with the lead! Surely means buzz & hiss entering at each point!
        • July 17, 2020
      • Wanting recommendations on a basic lapel mic to plug into a Xenyx Q802 USB
        RexBeckett I think it is the same number of adapters that you tried already. You just swap the 3.5mm/6.35mm adapter for the Rode 3.5mm/XLR (VXLR+) one. If you want to extend the cable, use an XLR cable between the Rode adapter and the mixer. The balanced cable is less likely to pick-up noise.

        You can get lapel mics that are fitted with XLR connectors and use phantom power. They are usually pro-level /broadcast products and fairly expensive. I have seen budget versions on Amazon/Ebay but never been tempted...
        • July 17, 2020