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I used to work with a guy that did A/V on the Air Force Academy. They would have to set up Falcon Stadium every year for graduation for the VIP speaker guest.
I remember he used to tell me that they would use condoms on the mics, and then put the foam cover on over top. It eliminated all the wind noise from the windy days we always get in Colorado in the spring-time.
I know it sounds funny, but it might be worth a try.
Stupid question but, have you adjusted the sensitivity of the voice activation? You can do that and get rid of that static in most cases. You actually won't hear anything until you start talking.
I'm not aware of the Nolan mic being adjustable. I'll look into this thanks
If you have an old leather glove cut the finger tip off and cut a small voice hole. I think I used a rubber band on mine around the mic boom. It should also do better at blocking wind noise.
I've read that you need to speak louder if you use this setup
I used to work with a guy that did A/V on the Air Force Academy. They would have to set up Falcon Stadium every year for graduation for the VIP speaker guest.
I remember he used to tell me that they would use condoms on the mics, and then put the foam cover on over top. It eliminated all the wind noise from the windy days we always get in Colorado in the spring-time.
I know it sounds funny, but it might be worth a try.
Now to explain to my wife why I need to buy a condom for her mic. Lol
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