Question about ElectroVoice Electro Voice HTU2D-767A Handheld Transmitter 7188511 Microphone
My congregation has a four year old sound system (EV Wireless Microphone System ) with hand held microphones ( HTU2D-767a), I’m looking for the rubber gaskets that hold the mouth piece in place inside the microphone. Thanks Frank
Here is a contact number for the manufacture. 1-800-392-3497
ask for electro voice parts
tell them the model number and make
and a description of the part you need.
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Jun 21, 2016 | Miscellaneous
I do not know if an overhead microphone will work satisfactory for your application, unless you have several of them placed in the ceiling or it is a small room. You can use a boom with a shotgun microphone to direct it over the speaker. You may want to consider a parabolic microphone which is highly directional gathering sound from the direction it is pointed in. You may have to have an individual point the microphone at the speaker, and it known to have a poor low frequency response. You can look at the diagram from the below link and try to experiment with a cooking wok to see how it works.
http://mineroff-nature.com/nature/sme-pr1000-parabolic-microphone-p-187.html
The better parabolic microphones will have a bigger dish and price tag with a directional microphone or a shotgun microphone.
A parabolic microphone is what is used by the media for outdoor sporting events which you can see at football games on the sidelines to hear the players on the field without a lot of crowd noise from the spectators.
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the rubber gasket has four bands that are attached to the internal mic head somehow. My KH has asked me to try to see if I can find the part. The Electra Voice doesn't seem to have even a part list, just products.
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