In the KTV sound system, the microphone is the first step for consumers to enter the system, which directly determines the singing effect of the sound system through the speaker.

A common phenomenon on the market is that due to the poor selection of wireless microphones, the final singing effect is not satisfactory. When consumers cover the microphone or pull it away a bit, the singing sound is incorrect. The wrong use method leads to serious howling phenomenon in the entire KTV sound system, directly burning the sound. A common phenomenon in the industry is that due to the lack of frequent use of wireless microphones, frequency interruption and crosstalk may occur, Excessive noise and other phenomena, seriously affecting customer experience.

That is to say, if the microphone is not selected properly, it not only affects the singing effect and causes noise, but also poses a safety hazard to the entire audio system.

This time, let’s talk about what kind of microphone to choose for high-end KTVs. We can’t blindly compare prices, but choose suitable products based on our own needs. Mics need to be adjusted with sound systems and various sound reinforcement equipment to have better performance. Although many microphones in sound engineering have the same brand, different models can result in vastly different singing effects.

Usually, many sound engineering projects require professionals to match, accurate to the specific model of the microphone. They have compared a large number of products to understand the properties and application scenarios of different products, so professional tuning engineers can use lower costs to match a more suitable sound system.

Wireless Microphone MC-9500