Phenyx Pro Beige Lavalier Lapel & Headset Mic Combo With Mini XLR Jack, Hands-Free Clip-on, Flexible Wired Boom Headset, Compatible With All Wireless Mic Systems

Great items and worked great

I usually wait a while before giving feedback, but my hardest critic on technology is majority pleased. I'll be the first to say that the sound is not at the level of the Sure headset that he previously used, but for the price difference the used body pack and receiver with this headset and lapel microphone rock. No pops and extraneous clicking with movement, no feedback when he's too close to the speaker, none of the other problems we had when I grabbed the setup that we normally use outside. Pastor used the headset last week and the lapel today, and couldn't be happier. I was probably the only one in the room who heard the difference between this and the dead Sure headset. Would I use this in a venue where people were paying $150/seat? Probably not. But if I was in that situation, I could probably afford the price difference.

I needed to mic a bride for wedding vows. These work perfectly with my GTD Audio transmitters that came with only black mics. I had cheap beige mics that were terrible. I threw them into the sea. These are great. I don't think you can get anything better for the price.

Perfect fit and sound

I'm not a fan of this brand of equipment at all. I needed a replacement in a pinch for someone else's bad puchase. Very poor sound quality and performance, also has a thin cable that is not durable. Compared to good quality equipment you get what you pay for.

We're using these mics with a Phenyx-brand body pack paired with the Phenyx PT-52 wireless receiver, which originally came with handheld mics that we replaced after the originals had finally given out after a couple of years of rough use. In addition, I decided to get this lavalier/headset pair with the body pack for our new PE teacher. She loved going hands-free with these mics. The only problem is that, after a couple of months, the lavalier mic started cutting out intermittently. As far as we can tell, it isn't the connector, but the mic itself, because the headset mic is working just fine. Unfortunately, the return window has passed. I'm torn between just buying another set of this brand, hoping that the original problem is just a fluke, or going with another brand.

The lapel mic will be ok, but the headset is too large for a woman. Was going to return it, but it will work for my husband. It wouldn’t stay put on my head and there was no adjustment on it.

Lavaliere's sound quality and sensitivity is 10x better than the original lavaliere that we got with the SoundTown Wireless system. Both use the same plug so this was compatible.