portable microphones are designed to be held in the hand, but they can also be clipped onto a microphone stand whilst someone sings, gives a speech, plays guitar etc. Handheld microphones pick up sound directly from the mouth this picks up less background noise however, it does require a good amount of microphone technique.
Things You Must Know Before You Buy a Wireless Microphone
Those of us in the audio industry often take certain facts for granted. We know that a microphone needs a PA system to plug into, that an amplifier needs a speaker to make a sound, and that different sound systems fit different applications.
For audio novices — which can include everyone from meeting planners to teachers — creating a great sounding (or even merely functional) microphone system without any guidance can be a confusing task.
The main components of a wireless mic system are:
●Microphone
●Transmitter
●Reciever
Wireless Microphones come in various styles, each with a specific purpose. The most common however is the portable handheld mic.
A microphone is simply the component the user speaks (or sings) into. It converts the sound waves into electrical impulses which can then be amplified so listeners can hear it. In a wireless mic, the electrical signal passes to a transmitter which converts the signal into radio waves. (It can also convert the signal to infrared light waves, but for the purposes of this article, we’ll stick to radio).
With a handheld microphone, the transmitter is usually built into the body (also known as the capsule) of the mic. In the case of a hands-free microphone like a lavaliere or headset, the transmitter is usually a pack the user wears on their belt.
The transmitter broadcasts to a receiver, which changes the radio waves back into an electrical signal which can then be passed to a sound system. (Arguably, the sound system is a fourth component).
Without any one of these components, a wireless microphone will not function.
You can’t mix & match microphones and receivers.
Wireless microphone systems are usually sold in packages for a reason. Receivers by one manufacturer are often not compatible with mics and transmitters by another (or, sometimes, not even with a different receiver from the same manufacturer).
That’s because each receiver and transmitter broadcast on a specific frequency. A transmitter operating on one frequency won’t work with a receiver operating on another, and vice versa. Furthermore, frequencies are often not adjustable by the user.
Frequency compatibility is only one issue. Users may also encounter problems like encryption or proprietary digital conversion methods.
Of course, you may be able to find compatible transmitters and receivers from different manufacturers, but this is a tricky business and best left to professional sound engineers.
By far the easiest way to insure compatibility is to stick with the receiver that’s recommended for each transmitter — or to buy a complete package.
You can only use one mic per receiver.
Let’s say you’ve purchased your receiver and identified the compatible components. Now you can buy a bunch of different microphones and use them all at once, right?
Wrong. Each microphone needs a dedicated transmitter- and each transmitter, to function alongside the others, must broadcast at a different frequency. You’ll need a different receiver, tuned correctly, to use each mic.
Obviously, the more mics you add, the more expensive your system gets. Fortunately, manufacturers like DinDinModern make affordable multi-microphone systems that are easy for beginners to use.
This only scratches the surface of using microphone systems, which can be a very complicated topic.
Benefits of Portable Microphones :
[Multi-function]:The portable microphone can be used as a bluetooth speaker or player.
[Easy to use]:Just long-press the power button to start this device. you can singing without connecting Bluetooth.
[strong compatibility]:This bluetooth wireless karaoke microphone is suitable for all popular Android and iOS system, iPad, PC, laptop and all smart phones, and is compatible with various singing/video applications.
[Nice gift]:It’s a lightweight and interesting karaoke microphone, making you feel more comfortable.
Can a portable Bluetooth speaker be connected with a mic?
Yes,if this mic comes with bluetooth, it can be connected with bluetooth speaker, but all portable bluetooth speakers has already built in mic, so you do not need to connect your blueototh speaker with a mic separately.
Why choose DINDINMODERN?
● A variety of high-quality Bluetooth speakers are available.
● Delivery from the local warehouse, within 3 days.
● Manufactured in our own factory, cost-effective.
● Excellent pre-sales and after-sales service.
● Free returns
● Excellent materials, safe and durable.
● Pursue innovation and optimize design
● We listen to customer needs and feedback.
