Wired Microphone

Your Professional Wired Microphone Supplier

Our goal is to become your true partner in the field of collar mic wireless in China. We are a professional manufacturer of high-end microphones and earphones, all products are independent research and development and production. Our company is committed to applying advanced manufacturing technology and strict quality control standards to every product. The price is competitive and the product is quality-assured, which is a good choice for your long-term cooperation.

Why Choose Us

Our Equipment

The company has strong technical force and advanced equipment, including HP signal generator, spectrum analyzer, modulator, electroacoustic tester, etc.

Our R&D

Our company started with audio units, and has brought together a large number of high-end talents in the audio industry and appearance design, and has strong R&D capabilities.

Quality Control

From raw materials entering the factory to finished products leaving the factory, all products adopt advanced one-stop production processes, and are strictly tested by skilled technicians to ensure that the products have beautiful appearance, superior performance and stable quality.

Our Service

The company has a professional sales team to provide you with high-quality pre-sales consulting services. During the order production process, customers can communicate with us at any time to understand the production progress. At the same time, we provide high-quality after-sales service to meet the different needs of customers.

Advantages of Wired Microphone

Better Sound Quality: With wired microphone, what you put into it is what you get out of it. A high quality mic capsule well matched to voice or instrument is the best possible way to get quality sound. With wireless microphone, you are often limited in the selection of mic capsules, limiting your ability to try different microphones to find the best match.

Easy Operation: Wired microphone is easy to use, just plug and play. Also, wired microphone has faster setup time at sound checks whereas wireless systems require some time to make sure all the receivers are set to a different channel, and to make sure there is no interference from local TV and radio stations, or other wireless systems in the venue.

Reliability: Wireless microphone has a higher rate of failure than wired microphone. In the world of production, where so much can go wrong, wireless introduces one more finicky area of possible failure. Wireless interference, intermodulation distortion and drop-outs happen for a variety of reasons and can kill a moment when you least expect it.

No Battery Required: Wired microphone will never run low on battery, so there is no need to worry that your performance will be brought to an abrupt end.

Cost Less: Wired microphone simply cost less. Average wired microphones often amount to 1/3 the cost of the wireless microphone if you compare apples to apples.

Specifications of Wired Microphone

Width	42 mm
Height	168 mm
Depth	42 mm
Weight	189 g
Cable length	5.00 m
Colour	Black
Material	ABS Aluminium
On/Off switch	Yes
Travel case included	Yes
Frequency response	80 Hz - 12 kHz
Sensitivity	-75 dB
Impedance	600 Ohm
Microphone type	Wired
Number of microphones included	1 Microphone
Polar pattern	Cardioid
Detachable microphone cable connectors	XLR 3-polig male - 6,35 mm male
Microphone cable type	Detachable Cable
Microphone connection	XLR 3-pin
Number of Products in Package	1 Pcs
SmartLife	No

Types of Wired Microphones

Dynamic Microphones: Dynamic microphones are known for their durability and versatility, making them popular for live performances, broadcasting, and recording loud sound sources. They use a magnetic field, where a diaphragm attached to a coil moves when hit by sound waves. This movement generates an electric signal that reflects the sound.

Condenser Microphones: Condenser microphones are designed for high sensitivity, making them excellent for capturing detailed audio in controlled environments, such as studios. They use a diaphragm placed near a backplate to create a capacitor. When sound waves cause the diaphragm to vibrate, the distance between the two plates changes, generating a variable electric current.

Ribbon Microphones: Ribbon microphones are a unique type of wired microphone that uses a thin ribbon of metal suspended within a magnetic field. Sound waves cause the ribbon to vibrate, generating an electric current.

Lavalier (Lapel) Microphones: Although lavalier microphones are often wireless, wired lavaliers are commonly used in broadcasting, theater, and presentations. These small microphones are designed to clip onto clothing, making them ideal for hands-free usage.

Boundary (PZM) Microphones: Boundary microphones, also known as Pressure Zone Microphones (PZM), are specialized wired microphones used in conference settings, theaters, and large meeting rooms.

Wired Microphone Raw Materials

Depending upon the type of microphone, raw materials may vary. Permanent magnets are generally made from a neodymium iron boron compound. The voice coil and cable are made from copper wire. Plastic is used for cable insulation. The case is usually made from aluminum sheet and sometimes plastic.

Production Process of Wired Microphone

The die is an inverted replica of the desired case shape. The hydraulic punch is release and forces the aluminum into the die. Any excess material is trimmed and discarded. If the case is to be made of plastic, the plastic pellets are fed into a hopper and melted. The liquid is poured into an injection molding machine. The machine feeds the liquid into a closed mold. Once the mold is filled and the plastic has cooled, the mold is opened and the plastic case is taken out. If a switch is required, it is mounted in position in the case and secured with small screws and nuts or rivets.

The pre-cut plastic diaphragm is placed in a holding fixture. The voice coil bobbin is then glued in the exact center of the bobbin. After the glue has cured (about 24 hours), the assembly is lowered into the permanent magnet assembly and glued together. A coaxial audio signal cable is selected and cut to length. Insulation is stripped from all leads at both ends of the cable. Then, an audio connector is soldered to one end of the cable. The open end to the cable is left free.

The open end of the audio cable is inserted through its hole in the bottom of the case. The cable is pulled out through the top of the case a sufficient length to allow the wires to be soldered to the switch and voice coil. A foam rubber spacer is placed around the voice coil assembly and the assembly is lowered into the case. It is secured into proper place with a grille and cap.

Application of Wired Microphone

Broadcasting

Reporters and news anchors often use customized cardioid microphones in broadcasting studios, newsrooms, or field reporting to capture voice for television, radio, or online news programs.

Podcasting

Podcasters may use personalized dynamic or condenser microphones to record high-quality audio for their shows. The microphones can be desktop models, handheld, or tied with a recording device.

Voiceover And Audiobooks

Customized microphones are widely used by voice actors, narrators, and producers in recording studios to create voiceovers for television commercials, film, or video games, and also to produce audiobooks.

Live Sound Reinforcement

Events like concerts, conferences, or live performances utilize sound systems that integrate customized microphones to amplify the voice of speakers, singers, or musicians.

Web conferencing and online meetings

Customized microphones are commonly integrated into headsets, laptops, or webcams to enhance audio quality for business meetings, webinars, or virtual collaboration.

Educational settings

Teachers and lecturers often use personalized lavalier or handheld microphones during large classes or presentations to ensure their voice is amplified and clearly heard by all students.

Broadcasting studios

Express news, radio stations, and other media organizations have broadcasting studios equipped with customized microphones for recording and transmitting news reports, interviews, talk shows, and other programs.

Packaging and Shipping of Wired Microphone

Packing	Wooden case
Shipping	Shipped by road, sea, rail or air

FAQ

Q: Are wired mics better?

A: A wired microphone is more reliable than a wireless microphone. This is because wired microphones have a direct signal path so there aren't any issues regarding sound quality. Wireless microphones may have frequency issues. On top of that, they run on batteries.

Q: What is a wired microphone?

A: Wired microphones convert sound into electrical audio signal that is sent through a cable to a sound system. A wired microphone means you get hassle-free setup, but you are restricted by the length of the cable on which the microphone is connected to.

Q: Why do artists use wired microphones?

A: Where absolute reliability is demanded, use wired microphones. But if you have the proper technicians, the necessary funds and need to be without cable, wireless microphones are now unmatched in audio quality.

Q: Do wired microphones need power?

A: Only microphones with built-in electronics need power. That is primarily condenser microphones. However, specific dynamic microphones (ribbon mics) with electronics also apply phantom power.

Q: Why is my wired mic buzzing?

A: If there's a buzzing noise it is usually a loose connection or a faulty cable. If you've tried replacing the cable, but are still experiencing an unusual noise, it could be a faulty microphone that has been damaged internally. Look up the manufacturer's warranty and see if you can get a replacement or get it fixed.

Q: Why is my mic grounded?

A: The biggest culprit of ground loops are when there are multiple interconnected devices, such as microphones, mixers, amplifiers, computers, and audio interfaces, each with its own ground connection. When these devices have different grounding potentials or paths, it creates a loop for electrical currents to flow.

Q: Can I plug a microphone directly into speakers?

A: Mono (TS) is the most common for microphones, and you can plug them directly into speakers or audio interfaces that support 1/4" inputs. 3.5mm (Aux) Jack Connections: Some smaller, more affordable microphones, like lapel or handheld mics, use a 3.5mm (aux) connection.

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