Tony Tuba and the SLA-Tones

[Bruce Weldy]

Perhaps he could pin the mic on his lapel (when he wears a jacket) or the shirt pocket or to the side of his robe (if he wears one).

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Best place is centered on a tie about 2-3 inches below the knot. Lapels, pockets, etc are on one side - every time the head turns the other way, you lose sound. Robes are even worse, the mic will flop around on flimsy fabric and end up facing everywhere but toward the speaker's mouth.

[BrentEvans]

Perhaps he could pin the mic on his lapel (when he wears a jacket) or the shirt pocket or to the side of his robe (if he wears one).

The jacket is likely to come off at some point during the message. We worked on it tonight and found the sweet spot is right beneath the necktie knot. Worked beautifully and better sound quality than previously.

[Tom Smit]

[safebet]

Very nice work sir.