Clip Mic
Clip Mic
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 Leem Unidirectionalmoving coil Dynamic Microphone Free Mic cable included New  US $48.30
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 NEW PEAVY PVM 38 CARDIOID DYNAMIC MICROPHONE CABLE AND CASE US $79.95
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 RECORDING BUNDLE2008 MACBOOK w 3 MICS M AUDIO PREAMP WIRELESS KEYBOARDMOUSE US $400.00
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 Shure SM58 Mic Microphone MINT condition only used once with box US $75.00
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 Samson PERFORMER CONCERT STAGE R31S DYNAMIC Handheld Microphone SCR315 NEW US $8.45
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 Wireless Lapel Microphone YPA M1 FOR SENNHEISER Mic US $34.99
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 Behringer ECM8000 Condenser Cable Professional Microphone 2 Mics a pair US $40.99
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 NIB wireless cordless headset w Lapel mini MicrophoneFree Priority Mail in US US $43.99
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 Audio Technica ATM31R Microphone with Clip US $27.00
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 Original New in box AKG CK55 L Lavalier Condenser Microphone with Clip CK55L US $79.00
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 Countryman EMW Omni MEMWF05BTL Condenser Wireless Professional Microphone US $110.00
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 Shure 588 SD mic with clip US $6.00
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 LOW PROFILE BOOM MICROPHONE STAND 5 FEET ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT MIKE CLIP TRIPOD NEW US $9.99
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 Shure WL93 with hard case and clip WL 93 lavalier US $21.50
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 PH1 PHANTOM CONDENSER MIC OMNI RECORDING MICROPHONE US $24.99
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 Fender P 51 Dynamic Cable Professional Microphone US $30.00
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 Shure PG1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter H7 Free Shipping see details US $67.00
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 YOGA EM 9600 Super Cardioid Directional Shotgun Microph US $79.02
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 Wireless Headset Microphone System BONUS Lapel NEW 1 YR US $124.95
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 AKG C 4000 B Condenser Cable Professional Microphone US $400.00
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 Dual Wireless Headset Handheld VHF Microphone System US $154.95
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 NEW Sennheiser MD421 II Dynamic Microphone US $255.00
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 Mason Wireless Headset Microphone VHF Bonus Clip On 1YR US $69.95
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 Slide Mic Holder works well with Shure SM58 and Others US $6.49
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 New Spring Type Mic Holder Adjusts To Fit Many Models US $4.49
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 AKG D 112 Dynamic Cable Professional Microphone US $100.00
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 MXL 990 CONDENSOR MICROPHONE SET W CASE US $49.99
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 YPA MM1 C4A Wireless Headset Headworn Microphone TA3F adapter for AKG MIC US $29.99
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 Shure Prologue 10H Hi Z Dymanic Microphone with Switch and Cable US $19.95
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 Audio Technica Kick Tom Microphone US $75.00
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 New Mic Holder works well with SM58 and others US $4.49
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 New Desk Top Tripod Mic Stand and SM58 Style Mic Clip US $8.95
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 New Desk Top Tripod Mic Stand and Spring Type Mic Clip US $8.95
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 New Desk Top Tripod Mic Stand and Expandable Mic Clip US $9.95
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 Brand New Desk Top Tripod Microphone Stand Table Floor US $4.75
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 New Expandable Mic Holder for Most Cordless and Corded US $6.49
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 Apogee One With Mic Clip US $50.00
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 New wireless cordless headset Radio Lapel MicrophoneFree Priority Mail In US US $43.99
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 FOUR Rim Mounts Drum Mic Clips High Quality Item NEW US $24.99
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 Audix Fusion 7 Cable Professional Microphone US $127.50
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 Suzuki SMD 138 Dynamic Microphone US $42.50
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 Heil PR 20R Limited Edition Shop Red Pearl PR20 US $140.00
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 Sennheiser SKM300865G3 A Handheld Transmitter w e865 US $375.00
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 Audix D6 Dynamic Professional Microphone Brushed Silver US $135.00
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 YPA MM2 HEADSET MICROPHONE FOR SENNHEISER G2 G3 X2 MIC US $49.99
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 Shure WL93 Subminiature Condenser Lavalier Microphone w Mic Clip US $49.95
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 Microphone Clip A25D Made for Shure SM 57 SM58 SM87A Beta 87A Beta 87C D3 4 New US $5.95
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 Shure SM 57 Microphone with Clip 23ft XLR cable Good Condition Lightly Used US $61.01
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 Shure SM 58 Microphone with Clip 25ft XLR cable Good Condition Lightly Use US $55.77
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 Audio Technica AT803b 2 Wired Lav Mics w Power Modules US $60.36
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Rhythmtech Wireless Mic Clip Mc2 $4.99 Tough Lexan clip holds the mic securely and goes on or comes off easily with a new quick-release design.Lexan clipEasy-on, easy-off quick-release design |
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Musician's Gear Tripod Desk Mic Stand with Clip $14.29 The tripod mic stand from Musician's Gear is perfect for podcasts, announcements, paging, dispatch and courthouse use. Place your mic on this portable, compact, and three-point mic stand that features rubber feet. Height adjustable from 4.3" 6.7." Black base and chrome shaft; mic clip included. |
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Musician's Gear Tripod Desk Mic Stand With Clip $14.29 The tripod mic stand from Musician's Gear is perfect for podcasts, announcements, paging, dispatch and courthouse use. Place your mic on this portable, compact, and three-point mic stand that features rubber feet. Height adjustable from 4.3" 6.7." Black base and chrome shaft; mic clip included. |
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On-Stage Stands Euro-Style Plastic Mic Clip Black $2.99 This On-Stage Stand mic clip has a sleek European style and is made of hard plastic. Fits most dynamic stage mics. |
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Sennheiser E822 Mic With Stand, Cable & Clip $79.99 The Sennheiser e822S is a dynamic hand-held vocal mic with a cardioid pickup pattern that rejects rear-axis sounds. Mic features metal construction, internal shockmounting, hum-compensating coil, neodymium ferrous magnet with boron, and on/off switch with on-lock. 80Hz-12kHz. Precision manufactured in Germany. The Dynamic includes a 10-year warranty!The included Tripod Mic Stand with Boom is a basic tripod mic stand with a 33" fixed boom, and the mic clip is also included!20' cable with and-soldered connectors. 2-conductor, 24-gauge, low-impedance black cable with copper spiral shield.Dynamic micPrecision-manufactured in GermanyCardioid patternMetal constructionInternal shockmountingHum-compensating coilNeodymium ferrous magnet with boronOn/off switch that can be locked in on position80Hz-12kHz frequency responseIncludes 10-year warranty |
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Audix D-Clamp Percussion Mount Mic Clip $27.95 The Audix D-Clamp Percussion Mount Mic Clip eliminates drummers' concerns about microphone positioning. With a low profile and low mass, the D-Clamp clips to the lugs of most percussion instruments and holds your microphone in a rock-solid grip. Simple to use and easy to position. Players and sound engineers will appreciate the D-Clamp's flexible neck and road-rugged composite material. Holds 5/8" mic clips.Fits any 5/8" mic grip.Flexible gooseneck.Sturdy composite construction.Clamps to drum lug.Keep your mics exactly where you want them. |
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Musician's Gear Heavy Duty Basic Mic Clip $1.95 Here's a heavy duty black microphone grip with plastic mic swivel retainer and brass insert. |
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On-Stage Stands Tripod Mic Stand with Boom $27.25 The On-Stage Stands Tripod Mic Stand with Boom is a basic tripod mic stand with a 33" fixed boom. (Mic clip not included.) |
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On-Stage Stands 72010 Tripod Mic Stand With Boom $19.99 The On-Stage Stands Tripod Mic Stand with Boom is a basic tripod mic stand with a 33" fixed boom. (Mic clip not included.) |
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Used On-Stage Stands 72010 Tripod Mic Stand With Boom $18.19 The On-Stage Stands Tripod Mic Stand with Boom is a basic tripod mic stand with a 33" fixed boom. (Mic clip not included.) |
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Musician's Gear Heavy Duty Basic Mic Clip List Price: $4.95 Sale Price: $1.75  |
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Here's a heavy duty black microphone grip with plastic mic swivel retainer and brass insert.. |
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Shure Wireless Mic Clip Fits All Shure Handhelds List Price: $8.00 Sale Price: $7.36 Used From: $5.00 |
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Shure WA371 Wireless Microphone Clip WA371 Microphones |
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GLS Audio Mic Clip - Heavy Duty Microphone Clips - "U" Style Mike Clip - Fits all standard size Mics - 10 PACK List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $17.95 |
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These Mic Clips are designed to fit all standard size microphones such as the Shure SM58, our GLS Audio ES-58, ES-58-S, ES-57, and all standard size mics. These Mic Clips retail at 9.95 per 10 pack. Most retail music stores and online stores sell them for about 9... |
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Guardian Flexible-Fit Clip (SC-106) List Price: $2.39 Sale Price: $2.39 |
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Flexible-fit clip made of grip-fast rubber with brass 5/8" thread. |
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JVC Sports Ear Clip Headphones With Mic And Remote-Silver List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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1-button remote and miciPhone iPad iPod and Blackberry patibleAdjustable clip 5 selectable positions for secure fitBass boosting ear piecesPowerful 13.5mm Neodymium driver unitCord length: 1.2m with gold-plated slim plug |
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On Stage DM50 On Stage DM50 Drum Mic Clip (Rim Mount) List Price: $20.00 Sale Price: $10.49 Used From: $10.34 |
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The OnStage DM50 is an affordable drum mic clamp that's easy to use and a fantastic, space-saving solution. The isolation cylinders on this clip dampen unwanted vibrations while micing your drum. |
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Drift Innovation Drift HD External Clip Mic HDCMIC List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $16.60 |
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The Drift HD External Microphone allows you to connect a dedicated microphone to the rear of the camera. |
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NEW Low Profile BOOM MICROPHONE STAND w. CLIP - Mic Amp Sale Price: $13.99 |
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Ideal for placing microphones in front of amplifier speakers. Adjusts up to 64" inches! The boom arm measures 22" inches. With adjustable ranges like this, The stand can be used for vocals, drums, guitars, cabinets, horns, and pretty much anything else! Many adjustable options... |
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Talent iMS-1 Music and Mic Stand Holder Clip for Apple iPad List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $19.98 |
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If you are a musician that uses an iPad while performing, you need the Talent iMS-1 clamp-on music stand for the Apple iPad®. Talent's iMS-1 offers unlimited adjustability, and can mount directly onto a microphone stand... |
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Panasonic KX-TCA60 Hands-Free Headset with Comfort Fit Headband List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Designed for use with any cordless phone possessing a standard 2.5 mm jack, Panasonic's KX-TCA60 is an excellent way for you to talk hands-free while you work. Its boom-style microphone adjusts to an optimum level for your mouth... |
Even Professional Public Speakers Make Mistakes - Here Are The Top 10
Have you ever been really excited about going to a conference just to be unpleasantly surprised by the quality of the speakers?
There are some really high caliber speakers in the world, many of which charge thousands of dollars for a 1-hour keynote speech, but many of them still haven't mastered the very basics of public presentation.
Please, don't let yourself fall into these traps! But don't feel bad if you've done some of these things because even the pros slip sometimes!
1. You look awful
If I am wearing nicer clothes than you and I'm in the audience, you've got a problem. One of the very first lessons I learned about public speaking (when I was 12 years old) was that how you look matters more than what you say.
Yes, that's right. Disappointing, isn't it?
You can use all the flowery prose you like, but if you don't look well-groomed, professional and credible no one will care too much about what you have to say.
2. You forget you're wearing a clip mic
When you're wearing a clip mic, please don't look down at your shoes when you speak. You actually shouldn't be doing this anyway, but it's even more annoying when you're wearing a mic because you end up yelling, spitting and/or breathing heavily into it!
Also be careful that you don't hit the mic when you gesture. Finally, make sure that your jacket isn't rubbing up against it every time you move.
All of these extra noises are distractions to your audience.
3. You tell inappropriate jokes
It just amazes me in this day and age when political correctness is such a hot topic that so many people can still stand up in front of audiences and make inappropriate, sexist or just plain sexual comments to large groups of people.
Cut it out! It's not funny. It's just unprofessional.
4. Your examples don't fit the culture you're speaking to
I can't even count how many metaphors I've heard over the past few weeks referring to basketball and baseball or examples using basketball and baseball stars. If you're speaking in a country outside of the United States, use some examples that make sense to your audience. Here in Singapore you would get a lot farther talking about badminton, football (that's soccer) and cricket!
5. You think that yelling is the same as motivating
Really, it just hurts our ears. If you want to yell to make a point, please move your mic away from your mouth before you blow out the speakers.
6. You pace the stage
It gets very distracting watching a speaker endlessly walk back and forth across a stage. It almost makes me dizzy.
It also gives the impression that the speaker is nervous, can't stand still or is literally darting questions or issues.
Stand tall and proud (in one spot) and deliver a powerful message. Use movement when changing topics to signal a new train of thought.
7. You stand behind the lectern and read your speech
I simply couldn't believe it when not one, but THREE of the speakers I have seen lately simply stood behind their lecterns and read their speeches - word for word.
What a waste of time!
I could probably find those speeches somewhere on the internet and read through them myself, skipping the boring parts, and be done in less than half the time I spent watching them read their scripts.
8. You try to speak with your mouth closed
For those of you who have tried this, you've probably found that it's pretty hard to do. When you're standing in front of a large group of people, it is so important to enunciate your words.
Open your mouth, project your voice and speak CLEARLY. I can't stress it enough.
What's the point of giving a presentation if we can't understand what you're saying?
9. Your power point slides are illegible, and the ones we can read are littered with typos
Check, double-check and then triple check your slides. Pass out copies of the slides to three friends and have them repeat the process. It is really important that your slides are error-free.
Of course if they are like the slides in most presentations, we probably won't be able to read them anyway because there will be too much information and the text will be too small.
In that case, it doesn't really matter.
10. You have no stage awareness
I know that speaking in public is hard enough without having to think about the stage too, but it is just so important! Be aware of where you are on the stage. How far away you are from your notes, the laptop running your presentation or your water are all important things to know.
The silence can be unbearable not only for you, but also your audience as you walk all the way across the stage because you forgot what you wanted to say next.
Also be aware of the lighting. Sometimes lines are drawn on the stage and you will be asked not to cross them. There is a reason for that! It's so that we can SEE you.
About the Author
Heather Hansen, founder of Singapore-based Hansen Speech & Language Training, is an executive speech and language coach, writer and trainer. Become a star speaker! Visit her website www.hansenslt.com now for free information on how to speak clearly, correctly and confidently! Join her mailing list to receive your free special report, and as a special bonus you'll also receive her monthly newsletter, Speak like a Star!