Does a single-ear frame stay on when the speaker moves?

For normal walking and gesturing, yes. For jumping, dancing or heavy sweating we recommend the DH5T with its two-ear frame, which sits more firmly.

Can the same mic go on several speakers during the day?

Yes, the boom is flexible and adapts to different heads. For hygiene, wipe the capsule and change the windscreen between speakers; we pack spare windscreens if you ask in advance.

Does a single-ear frame stay on when the speaker moves?

For normal walking and gesturing, yes. For jumping, dancing or heavy sweating we recommend the DH5T with its two-ear frame, which sits more firmly.

Can the same mic go on several speakers during the day?

Yes, the boom is flexible and adapts to different heads. For hygiene, wipe the capsule and change the windscreen between speakers; we pack spare windscreens if you ask in advance.

Wireless Microphones

Shure MX153T/O-TQG

Name: Shure MX153T/O-TQG
Brand: Shure
Price: 10 EUR
Availability: InStock

HEADSET

Omnidirectional Earset Headworn Microphone, TA4F

Price per 24 h rental

10 €/ 24 h

Prices are per 24 hours of rental. Longer rentals, delivery and setup are quoted on request.

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The MX153T is Shure's single-ear omnidirectional earset headworn mic in a light tan colour with a TA4F plug. It is light and goes on in seconds, which makes it our usual choice for a conference keynote speaker, a trainer, a worship leader, a tour guide and a speaking actor in theatre who does not want to hold anything and does not want a lavalier's level to wander as the head turns.

It needs a Shure bodypack (SLXD1, QLXD1, AD1) and a receiver, ordered separately or as a kit. If the performer dances, sweats or wears the mic for hours on end, pick the DH5T, which rests on both ears, sits more securely and tolerates moisture. For a singer on a loud stage the cardioid SM35 is the better fit, because the omni MX153 picks up monitor spill. If the speaker sits still on a panel, the MX150B lavalier is enough.

What to consider when renting

Shape the flexible boom so the capsule sits beside the corner of the mouth without touching the cheek; an omni capsule does not need to be right in front of the mouth. Fix the cable to the collar at the nape so head turns do not shift the mic. Transmitter on the belt, battery check before each speaker. Levels differ from person to person, so plan a quick line check at every changeover. We tune transmitter and receiver before handover.