Wireless Microphone Overview
Wireless Microphones have become quite popular in the world as of now. Many people all over the world are said to be the inventions of various forms of Wireless Microphone. Shure Brothers are known to introduce their first ‘Vagabond’ during 1953, which was said to be the actual ‘wireless microphone system for performers.’
This wireless system was later known as the wireless microphone shure. It became really popular worldwide and was considered the best wireless microphone system.
Features
A Wireless Microphone is also known as a cordless microphone, which does not consist of a physical cable that is normally attached to the microphone; rather, it is operated without the cable. Furthermore, it consists of a radio transmitter that is powered by a battery, which usually sends the audio to the receiver.
In another of its types, the transmitter is connected to a square black battery, which is known as the ‘bodypack,’ and this is connected to the user in a way that it is hidden under the clothes.
Wireless microphones are known to use the UHF and VHF bands of frequency, which send out radio signals then converted into audio.
Types Of A Wireless Microphone
There are three most important parts of a wireless microphone. It consists of a Microphone, the transmitter, and the receiver. A mic for the wireless system also has three types that are; lavalier, handheld, and headset.
Handheld Wireless Microphone System
This is the most common type of wireless system, and it usually consists of a built-in transmitter, which makes it easy to carry around and is extremely portable.
It is used by many people all over the world, known as a professional wireless microphone.
RODELink TX-M2 is its commonly used type.
Headset Wireless Microphone System
This product is usually worn over the ears or on the head. RODE-HS2. Also known as; Bluetooth microphone as well as a microphone for speaker and singing.
Lavalier Wireless Microphone System
Designed to be small and easily attached to the body, also known as lav or lapel mics. Some of the types include; Bluetooth lavalier microphone for I phone and the most popular Pyle-pro pdwm96 lavalier wireless karaoke microphone system.
Uses
Wireless microphones are used for multiple purposes, and these microphones are named according to their specific use.
- Wireless mic for pc gaming.
- RODE wireless GO
- Wireless microphone USB receiver
- Wireless microphone system for church
- Handheld microphone for I phone
- Wireless microphone for the camera
- Portable microphone and speaker for presentations.
Pros
- Wireless microphones lack cables or wires, so there is no fuss of carrying the wire around or tripping over them.
- They are also able to function from even long distances as the signals are easily sent from the transmitter to the receiver.
- They are extremely portable and can be carried around during any stage show or concert etc.
- Wireless microphones are highly durable and last for a very long time.
- These Microphones are also extremely cheap and readily available in the market or through online shipping.
Cons
- Some of the wireless microphone systems have a short-range, and the receiver may not be able to hear properly.
- Its cost depends upon the brand selling it. The higher the brand name, the higher the price will be.
- Wireless microphones may cause distortion sometimes that may be a reason for dead spots and frequent noise.
Conclusion
Wireless microphones have now replaced all the old versions of microphones. They are easy to handle; they give the user more freedom and have advanced technology systems. These are used worldwide, and now several brands endorse them, and microphones are sold under their banner. The technology is advancing day by day and is becoming popularly used by people.