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Challenge Hanging mics from the ceiling is a huge hassle. How do you get mics high enough to cover all the singers in the choir? Solution: Audix MicroBoom-50 or MicroBoom-84 For complete coverage of a choir, the mics are positioned 2 feet in front of the first row of singers, extending 2 feet higher than the tallest person in the back row. With a standard three row choir riser of 2 feet, the mic will typically need to be 10 feet in the air. The MicroBoom-50 (50" carbon fiber boom) attached to a standard mic stand will extend to over 10 feet. The MicroBoom-84 (84" carbon fiber boom) attached to a standard mic stand will extend to over 11 feet and will cover up to four rows of choir. Unlike hanging microphones, the clutch assembly and integrated gooseneck mount grants precise fine-tuning of the mic positions. |
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Challenge The choir is positioned near loud band instruments(s) such as a drum set and/or lead guitar amp, and they are bleeding into the choir mix. Solution: Audix MicroBoom with a hypercardiod capsule Dramatically improve isolation and increase gain by using a tighter pattern, positioning the mics a little closer to the choir, and bringing the singers closer together. The Audix Micros® Series can be ordered with cardioid, hypercardioid, and supercardioid patterns. Audix MicroBoom™ System |
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