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Posted by Bill on 10/05/06 14:36
Out of curiousity, how would they compare to a larger lavlier mic, like
the Shure SM 11, in terms of sound? Is there any reason to use a larger
mic if you can, for sound quality, if you don't need to hide it?
Thanks all for the useful information.
leekazimir@gmail.com wrote:
> I own two Countryman B3s and am very happy with their sound and
> performance. They're small enough, so unless you need them to be
> INVISIBLE they should do just as well as the pricier B6s. Also 100%
> waterproof.
>
> Bought mine from Northern Light and Sound, they had the best prices.
>
> Bill wrote:
>
>>In all the discussions of wireless and shotgun and pre-amps, etc., I
>>can't recall seeing a solid recommendation for a simple, wired lapel
>>mic, for interviewing someone indoors in a quiet room, suitable for
>>minidisc or camcorder with a mic-in plug. I like the lapel mics because
>>the subject will be more at ease without having to hold or speak into a
>>large handheld mic.
>>
>>This is probably a no-brainer, so obvious that it is rarely discussed.
>>That's why I missed it. Anyone?
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