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TwinPlex | Field Tested | Peter Schneider

For more information, visit: http://www.shure.com/twinplex. The thing I really want to tell you about the TwinPlex lavalier mics are their quiet handling noise, their quiet noise floor, and the quality of their sound. Those three things combined I think are really key for our industry where the lavalier is often the first link in the signal chain. I’m Peter Schneider. I am co-owner of Gotham Sound and Communications. We sell, rent, and service audio equipment for film and TV production. When I first started, you could do a whole movie with just a boom, or two booms, and some plant mics, you know. And an occasional wireless mic. Now, it’s just expected that the sound mixer has, at the ready, I would say a minimum of eight channels ready to go, plus the wireless boom. Certainly on action films, it’s just assumed you’re gonna wire. On episodic television, it’s assumed you’re gonna wire. And sound mixers have to hide lavalier microphones. They can’t be visible on camera. You know, of course clothing affects frequencies different than a microphone in open air. So you really need a tool that takes all those real-world things into account. That is sweat-resistant. That does not have a microphonic cable, where the cable is quiet. And that’s where these Shure microphones really shine. They sound outstanding. You know, clothing noise from the cable is nonexistent. The high frequency boost is exactly where you want it to be for being under a layer of clothing. The sensitivity is right there. The noise floor, really low. In my opinion, these mics are fantastic for this purpose. And I’m excited to be able to offer them to our customers.