Audio-TechnicaAudio Technica AT829CW Lavalier Microphone for AT UniPak, black

Good product.

We ordered this Audio-Technical lavalier microphone to replace a defective microphone connecting to an Audio-Technica wireless belt-pack transmitter that is a part of our church sound system. This new microphone has solved our problems. The pastor sounds full and natural. There is no extra and distracting noise to deal with. This mike was an inexpensive way to continue using our cordless transmitter/receiver and it matched perfectly with our equipment. Well worth the cost!

As a longtime user of this Mfg'r, I've found it to perform to complete satisfaction.The only exception in over 25 years experience was specifically here: the mic which came with my complete wireless system was defective out-of-the-box, necessitating this replacement purchase.This new mic works perfectly, and I will continue to buy Audio Technica

Nice unit

Good microphone replacement for our Audio Technica Body Pack lavalier. It was plug it in and turn it on.It sounds good and works great as a replacement for our previous microphone that had the cable finally go bad after 10 years of weekly use. You do need to be careful where you place this microphone on the person speaking to avoid sounds of movement but still get the voice well, but that's not unusual for these. We use this in a church setting, so we only really use them once a week.The cable on this microphone is a bit too long for our use, but it's not too much of an issue. The cable length does give you lots of options on transmitter placement, but in a church setting it's more of a nuisance than a help. Had they made it about a foot shorter I would have given them 5 out of 5.I heare that others have issues with durability, where the cable breaks from being bent too often right at the connector, and I suppose that with the longer cable it might be tempting to wind the cable around the transmitter and break it faster, but with proper care this shouldn't be a problem. Just train you staff to not abuse the cable (you do train them on stuff like this) and you should get years of trouble free service.

We bought it to fit with our Audio Technica mic system we've had for a few years now. The cord is a bit thicker than what we have, but the quality is very good on this mic. We've only used it 3 times now. So I can't comment on durability yet. But so far everything has worked well and it was a 4 pin mic which was what we needed and it was compatible.

A very nice sounding mic for the price. I use it on a X32 for church services and the voice sound quality was surprisingly good. You do have to do some eq to take some tinniness out (I used a pretty big dip at around 600hz and another smaller dip at roughly 1k) and it was great!

Great piece of equipment. Original manufacturer's replacement. Expensive but worth it. Used in a church setting.