Audio-Technica ATM75cW Cardioid Condenser Headworn Microphone, Black

The Audio-Technica ATM75cW Black Cardioid Condenser Headset Microphone is a top - notch choice for speakers, vocalists, and presenters. It offers outstanding audio performance with a focus on clarity and mobility. Its cardioid polar pattern zeroes in on front - facing sound and cuts down on side and rear noise, making it ideal for live shows, broadcasts, and presentations. The sleek black design quietly blends into any environment. This microphone comes with a permanently attached 55 (1.4 m) miniature cable ended with a locking 4 - pin connector, which is compatible with Audio - Technica cW - style body - pack transmitters, ensuring reliable and easy connectivity. The user - friendly design includes a soft, flexible headband and an adjustable gooseneck, allowing for exact placement and great comfort during long - term use. The included windscreen effectively eliminates wind and breath noise, delivering crystal - clear audio. Whether you're on stage, in the studio, or giving a speech, the ATM75cW guarantees your voice is heard clearly and precisely. It's also extremely durable, built to last through constant use while keeping consistent performance. Choose it for excellent sound, comfort, and dependability in tough situations.

Using the Audio - Technica ATM75cW is a breeze. First, adjust the soft headband to fit your head comfortably. Then, bend the adjustable gooseneck to position the microphone close to your mouth for the best sound capture. Connect the permanently attached cable with the locking 4 - pin connector to an Audio - Technica cW - style body - pack transmitter. When you're out in the wind or speaking close to the mic, the included windscreen helps reduce unwanted noise. Remember to handle the microphone gently, as although it's durable, rough handling can still cause damage. Keep it clean by using a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down after each use. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use to maintain its performance over the long term.