Bluetooth Radio Microphone

[Class D] I've always loved using these in radio, so when I had to build a microphone distribution amp, this was my first and only choice.

I've always loved using these in radio, so when I had to build a microphone distribution amp, this was my first and only choice.

[5 VDC, 2 A] Wanted something to transmit SiriusXM radio to my Bluetooth speaker. Easy setup. Connects with no problem. Seems to have good range, even from a separate room. Recommended. Thanks.

[Straight] The connectivity options for this are everything I needed. Bluetooth pairing is incredibly easy and now I can move the turntable to wherever people are, spin up some old vinyl just for fun and listen through my Sangean BT radio. Or I can move same radio from room to room, which makes kitchen work more enjoyable. Or, I can connect it easily to my old school preamp and stereo using the phono level output for more serious listening. Haven't tried the usb output to record as MP3s in my laptop, but I'm looking forward to getting some hard to find tunes from my record collection onto my phone.More ways and places to listen to music that I've collected several decades ago.

[2x 38 W] Clock Radio was a great purchase. Quick to set, quick off. Sounds solid as a Bluetooth speaker.

[Black] bought this a out a. month ago. great for having in the bedroom. clock, alarm, bluetooth, radio, kind of what we were looking for. Sound quality is good, connects bluetooth easily, don't use it for an alarm, but would work.

[0.87 lb] As a Ham Radio Operator .....I am always looking for different headset / microphone combo's that sound good and produce good audio reports. Because the newer transceivers have the ability to shape the audio (both receive & transmit) this SB45 combo works very well with my radio's. Thanks Bob W3BTX

[Cardioid] I am a D,J. on a Community Radio Station and I Just hate the Microphones the supply. Using the Soyuz Microphone Launcher with my RE-20 and SM7 makes the Broadcast Board sound like a Vintage High End Microphone Preamp in Consoles from the 70's or 80's by simply putting this unit inline. I get compliments almost every show I do, raving about how my voice sounds. I have been using a Cloudlifter CL-1 for years. The Soyuz gives my voice a very distinctive warm retro tone, that seems to impress my listeners.

[Mono] I use this microphone on my communication radio transceivers as a ham radio operator. It has excellent fidelity in the voice range, and I can only imagine it does the same for musical instruments. I have to say that Audio Technica got it right with this mic. It is rugged, good looking, in-expensive, and it sounds great. I get compliments from other radio operators that place it superior in performance to mics costing 3 to 4 times as much, and on a par with mics costing 5-6 times as much. Good job, Audio Technica!

[1x Micro-USB] The iRig Pre is what you should use to connect a pro Sennheiser microphone into your cell phone for a radio interview. Never use the built in microphone in a cell phone. If your cell phone only has the Lightning input, B & H sells an Apple Lightning To Headphone Adapter. ACN Radio Network