BEST HEADSET MICROPHONES FOR SINGING

We’re going to discuss the pros and cons of All The BEST HEADSET MICROPHONES FOR SINGING

Here are the details:
1. Shure GLXD14R/MX53-Z2 with MX153 Wireless Mic
2. Shure SM35
3. JK MIC-J 071S
4. Audio-Technica System 10 ATW-1101/H92-TH
5. Audio-Technica PRO 8HEx
6. Shure SM31FH Microphone
7. Shure PGA31
8. Shure SM31FH Microphone

[stockwellb]

This video is my first pick... *BUT* it's not very helpful. 😶

[nomadhd]

I appreciate the video, but the background music sounds like it is from a work training video, and it's too loud in the mix.

[tinyaliyahtv]

I thought these were the best types of microphones for singing, but you say there is something off about every microphone

[crumpmakecountrygreatagain]

It's understandable to say something is wrong but you didn't tell us how it was hard to use. I might can deal with it. Nothing is perfect just perfect for an individual

[SeriouslyDaniel]

The way everything had a BUT 😂 so which one is the best to use???

[Igi_Isi]

You didn’t even recommend all have cons 😏

[StevePrentice]

Here's what happens when you ask an AI bot for advice on headphones.

[mirjamleesalu]

This video told me absolutely nothing useful. It was just scrolling down and reading off a website.

[MorfMusic]

It’s perfect for people to use

But

It’s not convenient for people to use

Wtf 😂😂😂

[haeloey]

All come from only 1 brand, and not explained clearly.

[radioflyer]

GARBAGE video using text to speech software reading content from a garbage website that never actually tested the products in the real world. Follow any advice here at your peril, because it's BAD advice. The best headset mic for singing is probably the Crown CM311... but that's going to set you back $500... JUST for the MIC...!!! The Sennheiser ME3-ii (mark 2) attached to any Sennheiser bodypack / receiver combo all the way down to the budget Wireless XS series is a great option with nice presence and good gain before feedback. On the Shure side, the SM35 is similar to the aforementioned Sennheiser, and works with all the Shure bodypacks and receivers down to their budget models. Those are the options I personally use for shows I work at.

[miamicelebrations]

So which one is the best for professional use? LOL, useless info