Deliver clear vocal audio to your audience with the SL 84C from Behringer, a handheld dynamic microphone with a cardioid pickup pattern for rejection of noise and feedback from the sides and rear. With an integrated wind and pop filter as well as a shockmount system to reduce handling noise, you get clean vocals every time.

The wide frequency response and smooth mid presence ensures optimal vocal projection from PA systems. The high signal output reduces the amount of gain boosting needed, helping to further improve the quality of your vocals. The SL 84C includes a mic clip and a carrying case.

Vocal Microphone for Live Applications    Smooth Mids for Optimal Voice Projection    Wide Frequency Response for Transparency    High Signal Output    Cardioid Pickup Reduces Noise & Feedback    Integrated Wind and Pop Filter    Shockmount System Reduces Handling Noise    Includes Mic Clip and Carrying Case

Dynamic mics have several advantages that make them ideal for live vocal applications and for recording amplified instruments. They’re robust, resistant to moisture, and can achieve high gain before feedback.

The cardioid pickup pattern captures the source signal, such as a guitar amplifier or vocalist, while shunning off-axis sound. And best of all, dynamic microphones don’t require any phantom power, so all you need is your mic and cable.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What could I use for wind protection for this? Something like a rycote is preferred.

A: If being used on stereo bar for a Spaced Pair or ORTF setup, you could use two of the Rycote Baby Ball Gag's and their additional windjammers, B&H # RYBBG20 and BH #RYBBGWJ. If looking to do an XY inside of a blimp, the closest option we offer is the Rycote Stereo Cyclone Kit 1,B&H # RYCXYK1. However please note it is sized for a 3'' in length mic and the KSM are 5.75'' and may not fit properly.

Q: 2. Is this tripod compact enough to fit as carry-on for airplane travel?

A: The answer depends. The short answer is: probably not. The overall dimension of this tripod aren't provided by the manufacturer, but based on the other tripods around this size, I would estimate its size to be approximately 22.5" long with a apex diameter of about 5-7" around. It's not a compact tripod, relatively speaking. Technically, as long as you can fit that into a carry on that meets your airline's limit (typically 22 x 14 x 9 domestic and 21 x 13 x 8 international) it should not be an issue. The TS-84C comes with its own bag as well, which by itself is not guaranteed to meet your airline's overhead limit, likely due to the width of the overhead bin. Depending on many other factors, your airline might allow it, or subject it to check-in only or gate check, so it's best to contact your carrier directly and check how strict they are with their carry-on restrictions.

Q: 3. is this simply plug into an outlet ?

A: the Bogen Communications DDU250 does not require any power to operate. The unit will ship with a bare wire cable that needs to be wired into an existing PA or intercom system.

Q: 4. Is the microphone detachable?

A: The mic is not detachable from this headset.

Q: 5. I want to hook this up to a desktop base station to communicate via FSR/GMSR. The mic connection to my desktop radio is 2.5mm (female) stereo. Could I use a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter (4 conductor), and then pair that to a 4-pole 3.5mm male to AV 4 pin screw solderless shield connection? Of course, apply heatshrink over the solderless shield to reduce chance of corrosion and better secure the bond.

A: This mic was not designed to be connected to that style of mic connection, and any attempt to connect multiple adapters can not be guaranteed to work. With relay contacts and possible impedance mismatches being potential issues, I would not recommend it.

Q: 6. Does this have the right cables to connect to an iPad?

A: According to the manual for this USB microphone, it is compatible with Mac and Windows but not iOS.

Q: 7. Is the screw on the bottom of the mic clip made of metal or plastic? Thank you.

A: The threads on the inside of the mic clip are made of metal.

Q: 8. Does the KSM141/SL Stereo Pair kit include mic clips in addition to the A27M stereo adapter?

A: Here's what's in the box:Shure KSM141/SL Stereo - Dual-Pattern Instrument Microphone (Pair)Carry Case2 x Foam WindscreensA27M Stereo Microphone AdapterTwo stand adaptersTwo (2) Year Warranty

Q: 9. How does the KSM141/SL ST pair differ from the previous KSM141/ST pair?

A: There does not appear to be any difference at all between the current and older versions of the Shure KSM141/SL ST PAIR Condenser Microphone (Stereo Pair).

Q: 10. I've read that 'dynamic' mics work best when the sound source (voice or instrument) is close to the mic -- say six-eigth inches for example; but their sound pickup range falls off quickly as you move much further away from the mic (which has the advantage of reducing background noise). Is this true for this mic?

A: That is true for dynamic mics in general. Some dynamic mics are more sensitive than others. This one in particular requires the source of sound to be just a few inches away. Probably closer to around 3-4 inches or so. The polar pattern also will determine how far off axis the source of the sound can be until the sound drops out. This Samson Q2U is a cardioid pickup pattern which is about 120 degrees around.