J K Pro Lavalier Lapel Microphone MIC-J 017 Unidirectional Condenser Microphone Compatible with Shure Wireless Transmitter Mini XLR Ta4f Plug

I'm a musician and a DJ who often does weddings/live sound. Though I had a head gear/wearable condenser wireless pack, not everyone wants to look like Britney Spears at a live show circa 1999.I own a Line 6 G50 Series digital wireless guitar set up, and was thinking, why couldn't I just use a lav mic with the wireless pack as opposed to a 1/4" for guitar? Despite the fact that there are many other (very expensive) wireless lapel set ups, I wanted my existing gear to be versatile.I was blown away at the sound quality. Used it right out of the box doing a wedding outside, on a lake on a windy day. Hooked this up to to my Line 6 G50 and set up 25 yards from the officiant. He clipped it on his tie, and I was amazed at the clarity of his voice while speaking. Came in loud, clear and with very minimal wind noise. For the money, you can't beat the value and function. Comes with a couple of different wind screens for different situations.Highly recommend. Pick one up if you have any of the Line6 G series products!

Inexpensive and gets the job done, but the clip is weak and the cable is so thin on the plug that it starts to bend and break just from clothing rubbing against it. The foam windscreens don't fit well and disappear rather quickly. Sound quality is okay, good enough for recording raw speech audio onto a CD recorder and later ripping it with WMPlayer for editing in Audacity.

I bought one to replace my Shure lavalier, which had developed a bad connection that I was unable to fix. I purchased this mic mainly because of the price and the great reviews. I am glad I did. The mic has significantly different dynamics from the Shure, but once I readjusted the EQ to account for this, I think the results are actually better than the Shure. This mic seems to have a much better pattern, and has given me much more latitude as to how to place it. I liked it so much that I purchased another. Unfortunately, the second one did not have the clip, but this was not a deal breaker for me, because I was going to use it to replace my head worn Shure mic. This was necessary because the lavalier and the head worn mics used the same transmitter and I didn't want to have to mess with changing the EQ every time I switched microphones. I fabricated an arm out of heavy aluminum wire for the Shure head apparatus and then mounted the new mic on the arm. Now, I have two great mics, and I don't have to mess with the EQ.

I have been using high quality microphones for years like Earthworks, Neuman, Schoeps, etc. Prior to ordering this lavalier, I was somewhat hesitant, as you usually get what you pay for. However, the reviews seemed strong, so I ordered it. I must say that when I hooked this mic up, I was absolutely astounded at the sound quality. It sounds as good or maybe even better than the higher priced Shure that cost several times the price. This will be my go-to lavalier mic from now on. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate as a 15. You won't go wrong with this one.

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I just recently replaced our sure lav mic at the church and was very reluctant but after seeing good reviews I chose this mic and the sound is really good. It sounds great in our church services.

This is the worst lavalier mic I have ever tried to use. The mic was defective from the first time it tried to use it and the clip broke in the first 10min of trying to get the mic to work. Don't waste your time or money on this one

I ordered this mic based upon the sound man's recommendation with no idea of its sound quality. I was very pleasantly satisfied with the fullness of the sound production for the audience and then equally satisfied with the recorded sound. The price was excellent as was the packaging and shipping. Thanks much...Dr. Bill