How far does the microphone move out? I'm concerned about the mic recording my breathing
747928
It's a "swing mic" it is very sensitive and doesn't move out very far. I put it a bit under my chin or right at my nose to keep it from catching breathing. At the nose really seems to be the best place. You can also speak very softly. Very, very good mic.
2256150
The microphone arm only reaches the edge of the left side of my mouth. I find that I have to position it as close to my face as possible for it to pick up my voice.
656322
I have had the Microphones as far away as the cord will allow from the speakers, you can put the speakers say across the room and just use the tuner to connect everything the speakers on mine I have coming out the back of the tuner and the mic's are coming out the front of the tuner. I have my Mic stands up front where I have my Laptop computer because I have to connect my sound from my laptop to one of the Inputs on the front of the tuner I just got an adaptor that goes from small to large and plug that in like I would a Microphone.
1380163
I believe that any maximum would be a function of your recorder, not the microphone. I've recorded phone conversations lasting more than an hour.
2204036
you would need to lean in to it. this mic is a low impedance unit. if you are going to rest your arms on the desk put the mic close to one of your elbows, or between your hand and your elbow. that distance would be good. any further than that would be "off Mike".
2036461
A couple inches is fine. You may want to order the foam wind covers to help with "popping p's". Also, be concious of where you are in relation to the speakers, as the mic may cut out.
436733
I'm not sure. My problem was you can't hear out of the mic. If your quiet and there isn't any noise around you then you can hear
410907
I don't use mine anymore due to the feedback created when I connected two microphones to it. I suggest ensuring you can return it if not satisfied.
1372488
The microphone does move up and out of the way while still wearing it. It's a good quality headset.
2008907
I left mine recording in the garage. Everything in the garage was closed i was outside about 30 feet from the garage door. I had to cough, so I coughed into the sleeve, and it recorded it. Im not sure if it helps you, but it does pick up outside noises even if you try block the noises. The garage door was shut and the side door of the garage was shut and it recorded me.
2255342
I believe the problem to this is that your microphone is transmitting with auto-adjust. This means if you are to loud it turns down the voice and if your to quiet it turns it up. Somewhere in recording devices you can turn it off.
810015
Mine is pretty accurate. I haven't mic'd it because there's been no need. Never had a problem
1054757
The mic worked fine with other recording equipment I have. I couldn't tell you if the problem was in the wireless transmitter one wears or the receiver which would be attached to the recorder, but the sound recorded was terrible whether you were 2 feet or 20 feet from the the receiver. It's been a few years since I bought mine and threw it away. The only thing I kept was the mic. If you want a system that's reliable. This is not for you. I have since bought an Audio-technica, which I am very happy with.
55303
Actually, not really. I haven't really observed much in the way of feedback or bleed-through. The mics are pretty sensitive to wind/breeze, though the windscreens help quite a bit. I've seen some people talk about cable noise affecting their recording but I also haven't really observed that myself either. The only real issue is heavy wind. That can be an issue, but it's really no different with any other mic I think. Minimizing touching of the earphones and excessive yanking on the cables should go without saying though.
1048247
4 feet, but I suggest not purchasing it. It crackles unless you pull it out a little bit. However, when you do you lose the vocal component. I had to push it in and listen and pull it out to speak. Forget it!
610922
i have a mic but cant get it to work :( sorry i can not help they did tell me though that if the mic was to close to one of the cameras that may happen try putting it in the center of the room .. any feedback on how to get to work would be helpful lol...
40369
Move the speaker off to the side of your waist and run the mic cable around your back instead of front with the mic opposite from the speaker . I usually wear a mask that prevents this anyway.