The IP PA System usually uses a low-to-medium impedance cardioid with high reliability and high dynamics, pointing to a dynamic microphone. Among them, the condenser microphone is extremely sensitive and can reproduce the sound clearly. The sound received from the front has the greatest gain. It can filter the noise from the surroundings, which is very suitable for use in environments with many background noises. In order to make the best use of the IP PA System microphone, you must first understand some microphone use skills.

1. The best position of the speaker from the microphone is 15~40 cm. If the distance is too close, the speaker's bass part will be distorted due to excessive volume. If the distance is too close, the "near field effect" will be produced, which is manifested by the addition of too much bass, the speech is unclear, and if it is serious, it is completely inaudible. But if the background noise is too great, sometimes you have to talk close to the IP PA System microphone. At this time, you can choose a microphone that can attenuate bass. A better microphone is designed with a built-in bass attenuation device, which can reduce the distortion caused by being too close to the microphone. If you don't have this kind of microphone, compressing the bass on the amplifier is also helpful.

2. The IP PA System microphone should be aimed at the mouth to a straight line. Since the directional IP PA System microphone has the greatest sensitivity for receiving sound from a straight line, it is best for the speaker to aim the microphone at the mouth when speaking to a straight line to avoid deterioration of the sound effect.

3. Try to keep a certain volume when speaking. In the IP PA System, a volume limiter can also be used to protect the amplifier. The volume limiter can help users control the output volume of the microphone to avoid sudden volume loss, frightening the audience, or damaging the audio equipment.