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From: "Wayne Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 12:22 AM
Subject: Re: The Future Of Computing?
poster seemed to think especially if one uses a headset mic. I can see it
now, "you talk to your computer more than you do me your wife". <lol>
I am glad somebody agrees that a speaker's mouth being close to the mic is
important. Most microphone attendants for public speakers rely too much on
the sensitivity of the mic to pick up ok at from 6 to 18 inches or more from
the speaker's mouth. True, it will amplify the speaker's voice, but it will
transmit far more fidelity if the speaker's mouth is close to the mic.
Full co-operating requires that the speaker not be moving about a lot and
the microphone attendant will put the mic close to the speaker's mouth. The
neat thing about headset mics are that no microphone attendant is needed for
public speakers or singers. Most singers tend to their own mics.
Chuck
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