My church has recently got a Microset Omidirectional Condenser headworn Mic
Our sound set-up is not ideal to me(or not what Im used to may be a better pharse) but it is a post Katerina Church just a few miles from the coast and had nine ft of water in it at that time with that, its amazing that its still functional. After Katerina many different groups helped put the church back in running order. This included the sound system. I did not live in the area till a year later so I was not able to be there when it was set-up. With the different groups(although we were blessed beyound measure with their help) the system consists of equipment that was purchased or donated on the basis of what the different groups thought were needed when they were there...
There is not the funds available for a consultant (which would be the best option) I am not a professional by any means and dont claim to know everything - so any advice would really be of help.
The most pressing issue at the monent is a Microset Omidirectional Condenser headworn Mic that our P&W leader uses.
he also plays the keyboards. the mic when turned up (to a hearable level) causes major problems. the sound you would get when you point a mic at a speaker. The gain on the mic is bearly on. Im just wondering if there is something I need to be doing or something I might of overlooked. Im not familar with this type of micophone or issues it may present but have been trying to read up on it.. like I said any help would really be considered...
Also if there is someone who would mind exchanging emails with other issues with the sound,,I could really use the help and could go into more deatil with taking up all the space here writing books....
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