church microphones

  With Christmas around the corner, churches nationwide are preparing their choirs and bands for special musical performances. But choirs and bands can be challenging for musical directors to deal with, considering many churches lack resources. Some do not have all of the space they would like to have for adequate separation between singers and

  One question that we get every day is, “What type of mic should I use for ____?” There are so many loaded opinions about this, not to mention an overwhelming amount of options from which to choose. The type of microphone that you use in a worship environment matters. Using the wrong microphone can

  By Doug Kliever If you’re considering a wireless mic system, current solutions offer more functionality and performance than just a few years ago. Have you held off getting new microphones over the past year to see how your needs would evolve in a shifting worship environment? There’s no better time than now to start

  When Don Shelley of the First Rowlett United Methodist Church in Texas decided it was finally time to replace five portable boom-arm mics that had been purchased more than 20 years earlier, he figured he had really got his money’s worth. The old mics had started to show wear and recently began emitting interference

  By Don Roth Since the development of wireless microphones some 60 years ago as a novelty-convenience item, their performance and use have grown tremendously. A wireless microphone, combined with the right public address system that can receive a clear signal from the microphone and broadcast the sound strongly and without signal interference, can be a