Wireless transmitter for a standard podium mic?

zemlin · 5th January 2007, 02:34 AM

P.A. in a church - lots of issues. We're thinking of putting most of our reliance into wireless lav mics for maximum flexibility, but we have a podium mic that we can't get rid of. I'm looking for a wireless transmitter/receiver that provides phantom power through a standard XLR ... the transmitter could be powered from a wall wart or 110 AC ... anyway, all the wireless gear I've turned up is body packs or handheld mics.

Jim vanBergen · 5th January 2007, 05:03 AM

Okay. I use Earthworks podium mics, they sound flippin' great.

But when I need a wireless podium, I use a Shure podium mic, with a Shure bodypack transmitter. Piece of cake. The Podium mic uses a TA4F connector (like a Beta 98) and has a TA4F-to-XLR barrel adaptor, the UA, UB, and newer UHF-R series all have male TA4F connections and work great with Beta 98 capsules, which is the same element as their (MXR?) podium mic.

Simple & easy.

Does not sound AMAZING, like a Neumann, Schoeps, or Earthworks sound podium mic . But damn, it works.

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5th January 2007, 02:34 AM	#1
zemlin Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Indianapolis, IN Posts: 609	Wireless transmitter for a standard podium mic? P.A. in a church - lots of issues. We're thinking of putting most of our reliance into wireless lav mics for maximum flexibility, but we have a podium mic that we can't get rid of. I'm looking for a wireless transmitter/receiver that provides phantom power through a standard XLR ... the transmitter could be powered from a wall wart or 110 AC ... anyway, all the wireless gear I've turned up is body packs or handheld mics. __________________ Karl Zemlin - www.sonicartistry.net I couldn't pick a pocket in a pile of dirty clothes - Chris Smither

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5th January 2007, 05:03 AM	#2
Jim vanBergen Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: New York Friggin' City Posts: 2,294	Okay. I use Earthworks podium mics, they sound flippin' great. But when I need a wireless podium, I use a Shure podium mic, with a Shure bodypack transmitter. Piece of cake. The Podium mic uses a TA4F connector (like a Beta 98) and has a TA4F-to-XLR barrel adaptor, the UA, UB, and newer UHF-R series all have male TA4F connections and work great with Beta 98 capsules, which is the same element as their (MXR?) podium mic. Simple & easy. Does not sound AMAZING, like a Neumann, Schoeps, or Earthworks sound podium mic . But damn, it works.