Metal Stage Mic
Metal Stage Mic
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 Sennheiser EW 112 G2 System w ME2 Lav and E6 Countryman A Range 518 554 MHz US $599.00
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 Nady SP 1 Dynamic Cable Professional Microphone w leather case US $16.00
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 EW100 G3 PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM UHF Used US $386.00
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 Sennheiser EW 300 IEM G2 Complete In Ear Monitoring System B Range US $212.50
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 Pro Black Spider Large Diameter Mic Shock Mounts Holder Clip Replacement 0001 US $13.79
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 Pro Black Spider Large Diameter Mic Shock Mounts Holder Clip Replacement 0002 US $13.90
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On-Stage Stands Executive Desktop Mic Stand $54.99 The On-Stage Stands WDS100 Executive Desktop Mic Stand deserves to sit in on formal conferences and large meetings! This beautifully-made stand features a weighted rosewood base, solid brass extension arms, a gun metal finish mic clip adapter and easy-to-use adjustment levers. This stand performs as well as it looks. |
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On-Stage Stands Mic Stand Package $129.99 Complete package includes 6 On-Stage tripod microphone stands with booms and a mic stand bag. (Mic clips not included.) |
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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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On-Stage Stands Mic Screw Adapter $1.99 On-stage Stands MA100 Mic Screw Adapter is a 3/8" male to 5/8" female screw adapter for use with mic stands that have European 3/8" threads. |
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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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On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty Euro Boom Mic Stand Black $53.99 The On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty Euro Boom Mic Stand offers you a top-of-the-line professional stand. With a heavy, die-cast leg housing, thick tubing, and premium threads, the boom stand is also equipped with an ergonomic center clutch grip, coupled with an anti-rotating device on the lower shaft that makes for easy, one-hand height adjustments. Additional features include: a solid steel, 5/8 - 27" threaded lug; an oversized, shock-mount locking washer; and a removable, steel counterweight. The all-metal boom clutch, zinc die-cast end caps, steel boom, and removable counterweight mean that this boom stand is built to last.Boom length: 30"Height adjustment provided by die-cast zinc clutch: 36"-64"Base spread: 24"Color: black powder coatThick steel tubingDie-cast zinc clutch and leg housingAdjustable tension at leg housingAnti-rotating device on the lower shaftHeavy, removable counter weightLocking, Euro-style knobsClip-on cable holderFolding legs with plastic, non-slip rubber end caps for durability and reduced floor vibrationsManufacturer's model number: MS9701B+Weight: 7.35 lb. |
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On-Stage Stands On Stage Ms9701tb+ Hvy Duty Euro Tele Boom Mic Stand Black $56.99 The On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand has a 19-30" telescoping boom and an added safety stopper. Part of On-Stage Stands Pro-level Platinum Series, the tele-boom stand is equipped with heavy die-cast leg housings, thick tubing, and premium threads. An ergonomic center clutch grip coupled with an anti-rotating device on the lower shaft makes one-handed height adjustments easy. An all-metal boom clutch, zinc die-cast end caps, a steel boom, and a removable counterweight make the heavy-duty boom stand truly professional in quality. The stand'stelescoping boom arm provides the right boom length for any application.Telescoping boom length: 19-33"Premium, threaded boom arm endsHeight adjustment provided by die-cast zinc clutch: 36"-64"Base spread: 24"Color: black powder coatThick steel tubingDie-cast zinc clutch and leg housingAdjustable tension at leg housingAnti-rotating device on the lower shaftHeavy, removable counter weightLocking, Euro-style knobsFolding legs with plastic, non-slip rubber end caps for durability and reduced floor vibrationsManufacturer's model number: MS9701TBWeight: 7.35 lb. |
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On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand $49.99 The heavy-duty On-Stage Stands tele-boom microphone stands offers rugged die-cast leg housings, thicker tubing and premium threads. A new ergonomic center clutch grip, coupled with an anti-rotating device on the lower shaft, makes for easy one-hand height adjustments. An all-metal boom clutch, zinc die-cast end caps, steel boom, and removable counterweight make the MS9701TB+ truly professional. The telescoping boom arm provides the right boom length for any application. On-Stage Stands have become the industry standard around the world. Innovative features and unsurpassed quality make these floor stands a staple on stages everywhere. |
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On Stage Stands MS7701 Tripod Boom Microphone Stand List Price: $50.99 Sale Price: $19.20 Used From: $22.67  |
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The On Stage 7701B Microphone Stand is a durable tripod mic stand and boom combination and just about the best value we've ever offered. These stands use the highest quality components. The legs fold down for the most compact storage... |
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On Stage MS7700B On Stage MS7700B Tripod Microphone Stand List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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On Stage MS7700B Tripod Microphone StandOn Stage MS7700B tripod microphone stand boasts hybrid sheet metal and composite leg housing, making it virtually unbreakable! An extremely stable stand, even on irregular surfaces! The MS7700B is an excellent choice for use in a variety of settings... |
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Mic Pop Filter List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $11.99 |
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Pop filter for vocal microphonesDesigned for professional vocal recording environmentsIncludes boom and microphone stand clamp |
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NADY SP-4C Dynamic Microphone List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $14.75 Used From: $5.65 |
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The models in the Starpower Series represent today's excellent cutting edge in price/performance value for vocal and instrument dynamic microphones. All of the models offer high-quality rugged construction and excellent reliability, and superior performance to that of some of the best known, most popular classic microphones and at a fraction of their cost. |
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Audio-Technica Audio-Technica M4000S Mic Stage Package Sale Price: $59.99 |
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A value-packed mic package that includes 2 Audio-Technica M4000S handheld dynamic microphones, 2 Musician's Gear 20ft LO-Z mic cables, and 2 ProLine round base mic stands for an incredibly low price. This is a deal that shouldn't be passed up... |
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On Stage Microphone 6-inch Gooseneck, Black List Price: $8.99 Sale Price: $3.99 |
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Flexible goosenecks in 6, 13 and 19 inch lengths, respectively, attach to any microphone stand or adaptor with standard 5/8 inch -27 male and female threads. Inside diameter is .338 inch. For nearly 20 years, The Music People! Inc... |
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On Stage Microphone 13-inch Gooseneck, Black List Price: $11.99 Sale Price: $5.99 Used From: $6.29 |
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Flexible goosenecks in 6, 13 and 19 inch lengths, respectively, attach to any microphone stand or adaptor with standard 5/8 inch -27 male and female threads. Inside diameter is .338 inch. For nearly 20 years, The Music People! Inc... |
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MXL Mics MXL-PF-004-G Metal Mesh Pop Filter List Price: $79.95 Sale Price: $69.00 Used From: $62.04 |
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Metal mesh pop filter that attaches to mics with 2.1/4 " diameter |
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Nady SSPF-4 Spider Shockmount with Integrated Pop Filter List Price: $31.99 Sale Price: $25.00 |
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The Nady SSPF-4 microphone pop filter has an integrated spider shock mount with 8 elastic suspension points to prevent vibration and significantly reduces the noise transmitted from the mic stand. The Nady SSPF-4 mic filter also features a pinch clamp holder than fits any microphone with a diameter of 38–53mm. |
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Nady Center Stage Microphone with On/Off Switch and Stand List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $24.38 |
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The Center Stage from Nady is a Neodymium Dynamic Microphone with mic clip and tripod stand. Advanced high-output neodymium cartridge provides maximum clarity and definition, even in noisy environments, Unidirectional cardioid pattern reduces feedback, special-design internal cartridge mount for lowest handling noise and quiet performance, withstands highest sound pressure levels without overload or distortion, rugged all-metal contstruction, external on-off switch on handle, and includes 20 foot microphone cable... |
10 Things To Do Before Your Speech That Will Take The Nervousness Out Of You
Inspired by Andrew Dlugan’s recent post “Stop Rehearsing! 3 Critical Things to Do Before Your Speech“, I will like to add to his list 7 more things you can do before your speech to take the nervousness out of you.
First, let’s do a quick recap of his three excellent pointers.
1. Study the venue logistics
2. Meet your audience (extra tip: build before rapport)
3. Watch, listen and participate in the event agenda
The rationale for #1 and #2 is straightforward - to reduce uncertainty, which is usually the main cause of a speaker’s nervousness. #3 is an extremely powerful strategy that is used by all professional speakers. And I strongly recommend you to do the same if you want to create impact in your presentation.
OK here’s my other 7.
4. Practice aloud your 30 seconds introduction
The first 30 seconds of any presentation is the most crucial because the audience is the most skeptical, and you the speaker is the most nervous. By making sure you have memorized your introduction, you will be less likely to fumble at the start. It helps to practice aloud too so that you know how you sound like. I will usually incorporate hand gestures too. By getting your entire body involved, your mind will be conditioned to think that you are doing the actual speech. And when you are on stage, you will feel like you have done in umpteen times. This has great effect in boosting your confidence.
5. Listening to music of your choice
Music is therapeutic and has a soothing effect on even the most nervous speaker. Here’s something you can try: create a personal playlist of music that works for you. It could be music that calms your nerves or music that perks you up. For some people, it is jazz. For some, it is loud heavy metal. Well to each its own. For me, instrumental music (especially piano recitals) works best (a.k.a Kevin Kern or SENS). What I usually do is to start listening to the music as I travel down to the speaking venue. And once I am there, I will usually start setting up and if possible, I will even play the playlist using their sound system. If they don’t allow them, you still have your ipod.
6. Do something that gets you in the mood
OK I know.. this sounds vague. Let me give you an example. I always get nervous before a contest. And sometimes it can get really bad. But what calms me down is watching some of my idols do their thing on stage. That includes comedians like Dane Cook and Russell Peters. Their cool demeanor never fails to make me feel relaxed. And I like how they make their audience laugh at cue. And after watching 3 - 5 mins of their gig, I will feel all motivated to also do the same. I suspect the laughing also helps a lot. So yes, watch something light-hearted.
There was once when I delivered a speech on human connection and in order to help me get into the mood, I watched a youtube video titled free hugs, which was what inspired me to deliver the speech in the first place.
So as you can tell, the form doesn’t matter, as long as you do something to get you into the mood.
7. Clear out the trash
This is a phrase I borrowed from this underground cult movie “The Peaceful Warrior”. Trash in this case is the clutter and voices in your head. Usually the black dogs. Here are some familiar ones:
You will never be good enough.
You don’t deserve to win.
They are going to walk out on me… just like the last time.
Aww.. you are trying to do your thing again. Don’t you remember how you failed the last time?
Why did I even agree to do this presentation… I am going to screw it up.
You are going to get too nervous and muck it all up!
I don’t have anything worthwhile to say, I am wasting their valuable time.
I am going to forget something important and look like a fool.
Most speakers empower these conversations by listening to them and believing in them. That’s why they look distracted and nervous on stage. The trick is to throw out these trash BEFORE your speech. Let me share with you one very effective way of doing so.
WRITE DOWN EVERY VOICE / CONVERSATION YOU HAVE IN YOUR HEAD.
Yes, it is that simple. All you need to do is just offload. Empty out all the voices in your head so that you can focus on delivering the presentation. What I like to do is to hand write it on a piece of A4 paper. Once I am done, I will crush the paper and dump it into the trashcan. The whole act itself is extremely liberating and really helps to keep you focused.
8. Do voice exercises
When you are nervous, your muscles tense up, including your throat. And if you don’t warm up, you will sound like a strangled frog on stage. Not a beautiful sight.
Voice exercises do not have to be complicated. Singing the scale works. Doing funny faces in private works too. Let me share with you a tried and tested procedure from a book titled “Preparing for Peak Performance”.
i. Massage your face. Loosen the jaw.
ii. Align your body, head, shoulders and spine; get grounded and breathe deeply
iii. Use sounds like “zzzzzzz”, “sssssss”, “haw” and “hoo”. Breathe deeply without lifting your shoulders
iv. Try some tongue twisters
v. Speak some key sentences from your presentation
If you have a microphone, I suggest you do a mike test too. So you know how you sound with a microphone. And of course to get used to holding and speaking from a mic.
9. Anchor yourself in a positive experience
Recall a positive experience where you did an excellent job on stage. Note your environment - what do you see, smell and hear? Be as specific as you can. The important thing is to re-experience the emotions - the excitement, relief, joy, happiness, pride etc. You can even pick a non-speaking experience like clinching a $100K business deal or a successful day out with your family. Any experience/memory that helps you re-experience the positive emotions.
As you are waiting to be called, close your eyes and relive your experience. Soak up all the emotions and then slowly open your eyes. Tell yourself that YOU CAN DO IT AGAIN. And then go do your thing!
10. Breathe deeply
If you recalled my first encounter with public speaking, you will remember how my best friend advised me to take 50 deep breaths to calm my nerves. And by the time I hit 20, I was hyperventilating. (grins)
Breathing deeply does help though… coz it helps your muscles relax. However you don’t have to do it 50 times. Sometimes doing it once is sufficient. The whole point is to help your body relax.
(Bonus) Ask yourself this question…
“Why am I delivering this speech in the first place?”
Remind yourself the value of your speech - how will your audience benefit from listening to you. Why is it so important for them to hear your message. In short, focus on your audience. That will also take the heat off you and allow you to put up a good show, because it is for a “higher purpose”.
Now go break a leg!
About the Author
Eric Feng is the go-to guy if you want to learn how to impress your customers, employers and investors through public speaking. Eric has successfully helped over 3000 people to become confident and compelling speakers. To watch FREE videos on how you can unleash the speaker in you and charm your audience in 8 simple steps, go to: www.TakingTheStageNow.com