Professional Double Over Ear Wired Omnidirectional Hands-Free Audio Boom Condenser Microphone Headset

Paul Mobley: Most of these create a short at the plug in because of movement. So no matter what u pay they are only going to last so long if u move while you are using them so this is a good fair buy.

United States on Aug 25, 2023

John Russell: been using these for years and the quality is good and consistent for the price, have purchased about a hundred so far and been using them over and over for years with user abuse being the only problem.

Canada on Jul 28, 2023

HECTOR DAVID: Debería traer adaptadores para otro tipo de conexiones

Mexico on May 19, 2023

Amazon Customer: This is a great deal!

Canada on Jan 23, 2023

Don DDon D: My new Pyle PMHMS20 works as advertised with my Shure PGXD1 transmitter. Just received it today, so have only used it for a couple hours. I will update the review after I have used it a while. The mic is very sensitive, so you do not need to set the gain too high. The headset fits comfortably, and can be adjusted closer or further from your mouth. I adjusted mine about half way down my cheek to avoid plosives and it still picks up well. Would be nice if it included a clip for the wire to clip to your clothing, but I'm usually playing my guitar as well, so I pull up some slack from under my guitar strap and that seems to work alright.

Canada on Jul 24, 2020

Al Brettnell: We use this mic with a Sure wireless system and it works very well. The dual-ear mount helps the mic to stay positioned properly on the speaker's head, so I don't have to do a lot of adjusting because the mike is moving around on the speakers face. The color and small size are also not intrusive so you don't really pay attention to it - which is nice because you then focus on the speaker and not a big microphone attached to his head! We only use it for speaking, which works very well. Good pickup and not too much outside noise picked up. I have no idea how well it would work for singing. For speaking, the response range is good. It's WAY less pricey than a Sure brand but works well with Sure equipment and for us at least, works every bit as well too! The build quality seems good, and if you treat it properly, I don't see why it won't give years of service. We are very happy with it.

Canada on Mar 28, 2018

SRM: Excellent. Not a sonic replacement for an E6 or a WL-93, but pretty darn close especially for the price. For 13.99 you can buy 30 of these instead of an E6. Having been in audio for 3 decades I was helping with a meagerly budgeted sound design for a high school musical. There was some investigation into name brand gear before I got involved. With students we needed a low cost solution to get as as many kids miced as possible. At this price the mics are almost disposable - and indeed during two dress rehearsals and a 3 night run the kids managed to toast at least 6 of the 30 mics I bought. After having been through 2 musicals with students my suggestion would be to buy these and immediately remove and throw away the ear hooks. The wire design where it clips onto the ear hook at the back of the neck was the problem. Kids hastily adjusting the mic would slide the metal frame back from the end of the mic and put strain on the clip holding the wire the the frame. This would cause rapid failure - sometimes only after one use as the strain breaks the wire. The best solution is to lose the ear hooks altogether which leaves you with the mic only on the end of a gently bent stiff wire that...

United States on Mar 30, 2014

Jon Ellison: *SEE UPDATES FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL REVIEW*
I work in a performing arts center where we use 24 wireless microphone systems primarily for theatrical productions by high school, middle school and community theatre groups. I expect to mic actors for 38 rehearsals and 54 performances this year. Although we have $300 microphones for " talking heads" applications, there's no way I'm risking a $300 AT or Countryman earset mic on a student. Quite a few mics fail with various kinds of damage over the course of a year, so I am always on the lookout for an unobtrusive and inexpensive mic. I'm hoping I've found one in the Pyle-Pro PMHMS20 Wired Headset Boom Mini XLR Omni-Directional Microphone.

I initially purchased two of the Pyle PMHMS20 headset models and have since purchased another along with the  Pyle-Pro PMEMS10 In Ear Mini XLR Omni-Directional Microphone (For Shure System)  "earset" style mic. These "mini XLR" models are terminated with a TA4F connector required by Shure wireless belt pack transmitters. They also fit the Line 6 XD-V70L wireless belt packs.

So far, I've only used the first two headsets in a community theatre production of three rehearsals and...

United States on Nov 26, 2011