hahahaha

aerobics instructor he he ha ha

Also it has a very drive through fast food look... " may I take your order?" "would you like to super size...

I think I may have coughed during a performance back in 65, or was it 69 - can't remember. As for the effects, well if I need to I just sing softer, or louder, whatever is required. Like I said, it's called vocal control. You think Garth Broods, Nugent, Madonna, Sher, Jimmy Buffett, and a huge number of other top performers are all wrong? They enjoy the freedom while playing an instrument that a headset mic permits, and I do too. Come to think of it, I have a photo somewhere of Willie Nelson wearing a headset mic. Maybe it's something relegated to folks that play more country than pop.

Good Luck,

Gary

Gary I am NOT going to try to compare a headset mic to a mic on a stand because I've never tried a headset but there is one thing that you do not mention when talking about the Pro stars in your reply ... they all have sound engineers who are adjusting tones and volumes while they are singing... I do not think many of us have that luxury...

and yes, voice control is needed with a microphone on a stand as well ...

When you come down heah to the sunny south I'll let you try mine out - who knows, you might like it.

Gary

I love my headset! Sometimes during the show I have to check if my underarm deodorant is working, and if I had to take my mouth away from the microphone, it would be so unprofessional.

Look at any pro singer using a normal mike... In and out like crazy!

You have to have quite a good compressor to be able to use your full voice range if the mike is planted an inch away from your mouth. Sure, you can learn to restrict what you can, and control it yourself. But you aren't using your FULL voice if you do. It's like deciding to never play ff or pp, and just play mp to mf. You COULD do it, but why would you WANT to? LOL