The correct use of the gooseneck conference microphone is a very important aspect to exert its performance. Sometimes the improper use method, the light one is that the precious microphone cannot play its due effect, and the heavy one may cause damage.

For the gooseneck conference microphone, we should note:

1. Do not hold your hand on the mesh head of the microphone
This is because the receiving part of all microphones has a certain directivity. If you hold the upper part of the grille with your hand, it will seriously damage the frequency response, and will also cause focusing, whistling, etc. due to the aggregation effect of the palm.
2. Do not hold the antenna transmitting part of the microphone tightly
General gooseneck conference microphone, its transmitting circuit and antenna are located on the upper part of the microphone (the end of the mesh head), when we hold it by hand, it will greatly attenuate the transmitting power and affect the receiving effect.
3. Do not use two gooseneck conference microphones together
Since the gooseneck conference microphones are two transmitters, they will generate harmonic pools. When the two wireless microphones are close to each other, the harmonics between them will modulate each other and cause interference, which will seriously affect the transmission, reception and sound quality.
4. The microphone and the mouth should not be too close
In use, the distance between the microphone and the mouth is generally kept at 5-10 cm. If it is too close, it will produce a near-talk effect, and if it is too far, the sound is very light, which will destroy the sound quality.
5. Avoid the microphone facing the speaker directly
If the microphone is directly facing the speaker, as far as the acoustic system is concerned, a closed loop is formed, which will generate positive feedback oscillation (howling), which must be avoided.

For the gooseneck conference microphone, the main thing is to prevent it from being too far from the mouth, and it should be as close to the mouth as possible, while the headband microphone should avoid the mouth facing the microphone head and avoid the impact of the sounding airflow, and should be moved to both sides.