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Microphones
should always be handled with care. Treat them as though they’re
made of glass. Never drop, throw, or hit them. Don’t
stack things on top of them. Many people think they should
test a microphone by tapping on it. Tapping subjects the microphone
to high pressure levels which can destroy the delicate diaphragm
inside. Blowing into a microphone subjects it to high humidity
and can lodge “junk” into it. Just talk or sing
into a microphone–don’t tap or blow into it. |
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Be
Safe! Use extreme caution when using a microphone near a baptismal
tank. If the microphone were to fall in and there was a faulty
ground or other wiring condition, the people in the tank could
be seriously injured or killed. Remind everyone not to touch
the microphone when they’re in the baptismal tank. This
is a similar condition to using a hairdrier in the bathtub. |
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The
more microphones you have turned on, the less total gain,
or volume, you’ll have. The only way to combat this law
of physics is to move the microphone closer to the sound source
it’s picking up. |
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