The Microphone Demosthenes Would Have Used!
Perhaps in 4th century Greece, sound reinforcement meant filling your mouth with stones and shouting at the sea to strengthen you voice, but technology has come a long way since then. These days, a Shure wireless system with a WL183 omnidirectional lavalier at your lapel will do the trick at least as well. Whether you're in theatre, the ministry, a lecturer, or just need a great mic for broadcast, the WL183 is the microphone for you. Its omnidirectional pickup pattern means that you can affix the WL183 to your lapel, tie, a barrette in yo+ur hair, whatever, and it will pick up your voice. You probably don't want to use it if you use stage monitors though, because it'll pick those up too... at that would get ugly. Just the same, the WL183 is a wonderful, low-noise lav that will make your life easier... unless, of course, you like the taste of rocks.
Shure WL183 Omnidirectional Lavalier Condenser Microphone Features at a Glance:- Omnidirectional pickup pattern
- Tie clip can be rotated in 90 degree intervals for placement flexibility
- 4' cable is TA4F terminated for use with Shure wireless bodypack transmitters
- Includes clothing clip and windscreen
| Shure WL183 Specs: |
| Compatibility |
All Shure w/TA4F (Tiny QG) |
| Connector |
TA4F (For Shure) |
| Polar Pattern |
Omni |
| Microphone Type |
Condenser |
| Frequency Response |
50Hz-17kHz |
| Max SPL |
125dB SPL |
| Signal to Noise Ratio |
TBD |
| Self Noise |
22.5dB |
| Cable Length |
4 ft. |
| Weight |
TBD |
| Color |
Black |
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