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Shure BLX Wireless System H10 Wireless Lav. System CVL BLX1 BLX4
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This microphone is easy to setup and use, and has been used in short distance scenarios. It has excellent sound quality for vocals and allows unrestricted movement. It is also great for sermons and wifi sweeps.
Wireless Lav. System CVL BLX1 BLX4 wireless lavalier mic system with bodypack transmitter and single-channel receiver,lavalier electret condenser microphone for spoken word applications,battery life: up to 14 hours
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This microphone is easy to setup and use, and has been used in short distance scenarios. It has excellent sound quality for vocals and allows unrestricted movement. It is also great for sermons and wifi sweeps.
Pros
- Easy to setup and use
- Good for vocals
- No feedback noise
- Works well in tight spaces
Cons
- Not effective near chin
- Poor sound quality
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Wireless Lav. System CVL BLX1 BLX4 wireless lavalier mic system with bodypack transmitter and single-channel receiver,lavalier electret condenser microphone for spoken word applications,battery life: up to 14 hours
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