Acacia Audio - LIZ-CHOIR

Description/Specs

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Here's a cost-effective solution for many hard-to-reach miking applications, including choir, plays, and ensembles. The Acacia Audio LIZ-CHOIR is a lightweight miniature-boom condenser mic that can attach to any microphone stand. It includes three interchangeable mic elements (omni, cardioid, and supercardioid) to tailor the microphone to any application. An All Pro Sound exclusive, these mics defy the conventional price/performance barrier, delivering amazing sound at budget-friendly prices. Maximize your audio dollar and add a Choir Mic to your live sound rig! This Choir Mic is a mini condenser mic with a long, slim boom arm. The cable detaches, making it easy to store the Choir Mic. And though it's named the "Choir Mic," don't believe for a second that it can only do choirs! In fact, it's great on anything from acoustic instruments to ambient room miking to drums.

Stand sold separately!

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Great choir mic Posted by Gester from FL on 5/24/2012
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Comments: I was looking for a good small choir mic, I found it! These are great mics, I've used them at my church as well as a couple of college, and High school jobs. Everyone has complimented how great they sound vs other mics they've used. My one "gripe" is they are a bit fragile, so be careful when transporting them. I wish where they" join together" was a bit stiffer.

Q and A

wireless choir mics - Posted by: Dale Gosch on 1/28/2013 Our church is completely wireless Shure SLX hand held and lavalier with battery packs microphones with transmitters. I am looking for wireless choir mics to integrate into our system. Which model would you recommend to both pickup congregation singing , mics for stage productions, and for choir music? Does Shure make a choir mic that I could use with the battery pack transmitters we already have? I am planning on purchasing 2 to 4 of them. RE: wireless choir mics - Posted by: Jeff Knighten on 1/30/2013 Dale i am working on a system for your choir mics, Our Shure rep will be here in the morning and i will talk to him about what we will need.

Assembly - Posted by: Teacher on 1/19/2013 I just got my microphone & I'm not quite sure how to assemble it and attach it to a stand. Do you have any instructions other than the spec sheet that only shows a diagram? RE: Assembly - Posted by: Dana Daniel on 1/24/2013 Hello Ginger,. Thank you for asking. I spoke to you yesterday and I believe we are in good shape. Please call Dana directly at 1-800-925-5776 if you have more needs.

Choir mics - Posted by: Steve Banks on 3/20/2012 How does the Acacia Audio choir microphone compare to the microboom ones? Thanks. RE: Choir mics - Posted by: Mike Tipton on 3/20/2012 The Acacia choir microphone compares very favorably with the Audix Microboom. They are both similar in clarity and tone. The Audix seems to work better in a very high stage volume environment and it also has optional interchangeable capsules and different length booms. The Acacia mic has a single boom size and capsule. Of course they are priced accordingly to reflect that fact. I can tell you that we've had excellent success with the Acacia microphone in the field.

Liz-Choir microboom - Posted by: Dave Filkis on 3/7/2011 I need to know the actual length of the carbon boom. I see only the height of the floor stand. Thanks RE: Liz-Choir microboom - Posted by: Adam Boyd on 3/8/2011 Hi Dave, Thanks for your question on the LIZ-CHoir mics. Feel free to call me if you have any more questions. Millimeters Mic - 012 x 66mm Tube - 010.5 x 012.5 x 1250mm Inches Mic - 0.47" x 2.59" Tube - .041" x .0492" x 49.2"