Wireless Microphone for Ultimate Audio Convenience

Wireless Microphones also known as Radio Microphones or RF Microphones are basically a compact version of an FM radio broadcasting system. The basic function of different types of wireless microphones is to transmit radio waves and convert into audio signal. Microphones are basically used in sound recording, motion pictures, broadcasting, stage and theatre shows. The biggest advantage of using wireless microphone is it allows great freedom of movement for the artist.

Wireless Microphones – Surveillance, Karaoke, Computer, Studio, USB

Surveillance: The basic function of a surveillance microphone is to pick up long distance conversation that would otherwise be unheard or blurred and directly record it using a tape recorder.

Karaoke: Karaoke microphones are popular world-wide in pubs, clubs and homes. These microphones are tuned to accentuate the warmth and clarity of lead and back-up vocals.

Computer: Computer microphones are used for recording a podcast, chatting over Skype, dictate while using speech to text software program. These microphones are available as Headset Microphones and Desktop Microphones.

Studio: Studio Microphones are high performance, unidirectional professional recording microphones designed for high quality studio recording, broadcasting and sound reinforcement.

USB: USB microphones provide better audio quality than regular analog headsets without adding special audio drivers. These microphones are designed to change the audio output from analog to digital which can be plugged directly into a computer and read by recording software.

History of Wireless Microphones
The invention of wireless microphones has been claimed by various groups and individuals. However, some of the prominent wireless microphone inventors are:

• 1949: Reg Moores claims to have developed the first radio Microphone used in “Aladdin on Ice”
• 1951: On the Memphis Naval base, John F. Stephens developed an FM wireless microphone.
• 1953: The “Vagabond” system was developed by Shure Inc.
• 1957: Sennheiser, German audio equipment manufacturer formerly known as Lab W also claims to have invented the wireless microphone.