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Audio-Technica U853RW - Hanging Microphones

Audio-Technica U853RW

Hanging Microphones

$303
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Characteristic: cardioid, Frequency range: 30 - 20,000 Hz,...
4.6 Expert Rating
the t.bone HMC 1 - Hanging Microphones

the t.bone HMC 1

Hanging Microphones

$43
Condenser Pendant Microphone, Cardioid characteristic, Frequency range: 70 - 16,000 Hz, Impedance:...
4.7 Expert Rating
Shure Centraverse CVO-B/C - Hanging Microphones

Shure Centraverse CVO-B/C

Hanging Microphones

$153
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Characteristics: Cardiod, Frequency range: 17 - 16,000 Hz,...
4.7 Expert Rating
AKG CHM 99 B - Hanging Microphones

AKG CHM 99 B

Hanging Microphones

$171
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Cardiod, 70 - 18,000 Hz, 125 dB (k = 1%), 10 M cable, 125° pickup angle,...
4.9 Expert Rating
AKG CHM 99 W - Hanging Microphones

AKG CHM 99 W

Hanging Microphones

$164
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Cardiod, 70 - 18,000 Hz, 125 dB (k = 1%), 10 M cable, 125° Pickup angle,...
4.7 Expert Rating
Behringer Hm50-BK - Hanging Microphones

Behringer Hm50-BK

Hanging Microphones

$50
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Ideal for choral recordings, With integrated spring clip, Magnetically...
4.6 Expert Rating
Behringer Hm50 - Hanging Microphones

Behringer Hm50

Hanging Microphones

$43
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Ideal for choral recordings, With integrated spring clip, Magnetically...
5 Expert Rating
Audio-Technica U853R - Hanging Microphones

Audio-Technica U853R

Hanging Microphones

$296
Condenser Hanging Microphone, Characteristic: cardioid, Frequency range: 30 - 20,000 Hz,...
4.4 Expert Rating

About Hanging Microphones

Hanging microphones are specialized microphones designed to be suspended from ceilings or other structures, typically for capturing sound in performance spaces like theaters, auditoriums, and houses of worship. They offer a discreet and flexible solution for recording or amplifying sound sources without the visual clutter of floor-standing microphones. Proper suspension and shock isolation are critical for clean audio capture.

Best For
Live sound reinforcement choral recordings theatrical productions houses of worship lecture capture
What to Look For
Suspension system compatibility polar pattern capsule design ruggedness self-noise phantom power requirements cable length

Hanging Microphones — Pros & Cons

PROS

  • Discreet placement minimizes visual impact on the performance space.
  • Provides consistent sound capture across a wide area.
  • Offers flexibility in positioning without obstructing performers.
  • Can reduce stage clutter and improve aesthetics.

CONS

  • Susceptible to vibrations and room resonances if not properly isolated.
  • Cable management can be challenging and visually intrusive.
  • Requires careful setup and adjustment for optimal sound.
  • May exhibit altered frequency response due to proximity to ceiling.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hanging Microphones

Typically, a multi-point suspension system using wire or elastic webbing is preferred to minimize vibrations and resonances. The specific method depends on the microphone's weight and the room's acoustic environment.

Omnidirectional patterns are common for capturing a wide area, while cardioid patterns offer more focused sound pickup, reducing unwanted background noise. Careful consideration of the performance space and sound sources is vital.

Cables should be securely routed to avoid tripping hazards and potential damage. Using flexible conduit or cable trays can help maintain a clean and organized appearance while protecting the cables.

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