Opinions on Crown PCC-160 Microphone
- Thread starter Ed Dixon
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Our challlenge is sound reforcement. The lecterns are at the front of the stage. The speakers are mounted on ceiling, which is almost directly overhead. We tend to get feedback problems any time a mic gets near the front.
As I read about these, they seem well suited to communications between locations where speakers are spread around a table. It's not so clear how well they might work for PA use.
Ed
As I read about these, they seem well suited to communications between locations where speakers are spread around a table. It's not so clear how well they might work for PA use.
Ed
It's a boomy room with hard walls and ceiling and seats about 450. Ceiling is probably 30+ feet. Main speakers are three mains hung from center just over front of stage.
We currently have a high quality AudioTechnia condensor mike on each podium. Main problem there is they were installed too low and are proabably nearly 18" from average male speakers mouth. They work well when speakers are close to mic. One simple solution is a goose neck extender for each to get them up to speakers persons level.
The actual podium is quite small, with little surface area. My guess is that a surface mic would likely pick page turning, and other actions from any one using the podium to hold reading/reference materials.
Ed
We currently have a high quality AudioTechnia condensor mike on each podium. Main problem there is they were installed too low and are proabably nearly 18" from average male speakers mouth. They work well when speakers are close to mic. One simple solution is a goose neck extender for each to get them up to speakers persons level.
The actual podium is quite small, with little surface area. My guess is that a surface mic would likely pick page turning, and other actions from any one using the podium to hold reading/reference materials.
Ed