Why you need a headset/headworn microphone?

Head-worn mics are a great alternative to handheld and lavalier mics for singing drummers, keyboard players, lead vocalists, singing dancers and actors, lecturers, presenters and clinicians, aerobics instructors and educators. What do they all have in common? The need for complete mobility and a clear, consistent vocal delivery.

Headset mics are often exceptionally small and lightweight, nearly invisible from the audience's perspective, and reproduce the singing or spoken voice as well as or better than many handheld mics. The headband is worn unobtrusively behind the head and secures comfortably behind the ear.

Color available : Skin (flesh) tone and black

They are often available in a variety of flesh tones, enhancing the invisibility factor on stage as they blend with the costume and skin color of the performers. are often exceptionally small and lightweight, nearly invisible from the audience's perspective, and reproduce the singing or spoken voice as well as or better than many handheld mics. They usually exhibit high gain-before-feedback characteristics and therefore eliminate a lot of feedback-related problems associated with P.A.'s and stage monitors. The headband is worn unobtrusively behind the head and secures comfortably behind the ear. They are often available in a variety of flesh tones, enhancing the invisibility factor on stage as they blend with the costume and skin color of the performers.