Headset microphone DNA VM dual head set mic, wired dual-head microphone

The DNA VM dual head set microphone is a wired, head-worn microphone designed to keep two microphone capsules close to the mouth for consistent, hands-free voice capture. Its compact headset form factor provides stable placement and reduces ambient noise, making it suitable for spoken-word applications such as presentations, broadcasting, podcasting, theatre and other live events where reliable vocal pickup is required.

Advantages

The dual-head configuration offers redundancy and improved coverage of the speaker's voice, helping to maintain consistent levels even when the head moves. Being wired ensures a steady audio connection without battery dependencies, and the head-worn design positions the microphones close to the mouth to reduce background noise and improve intelligibility. The compact construction is lightweight for extended use and keeps cable routing simple for fast setup.

Suitable for

• Presentations and public speaking
• Broadcast and live streaming
• Podcasting and voice recording
• Theatre performances and stage productions
• Conferences and educational events

Key specifications

• Form factor: head-worn headset with dual microphone heads
• Connection: wired audio connection for reliable signal transmission
• Intended use: close-microphone vocal pickup for spoken-word applications
• Design focus: compact, lightweight for extended wear and stable placement

How to use

Place the headset comfortably over the top or behind the ears and adjust the boom so the microphones sit close to the corner of the mouth but not touching the lips. Route the cable to your audio input device and connect it following the device's input requirements. Test levels and adjust input gain on your mixer, recorder or interface to achieve clear, undistorted vocal signals. If needed, fine-tune microphone position for optimal balance and to minimise plosives and breath noise.

Usage recommendations

For best results, position the microphone heads consistently at a short distance from the mouth and use a pop filter or windscreen when possible to reduce plosives. Check cable routing before use to avoid handling noise, and perform a soundcheck in the intended environment to set appropriate gain and equalisation for clear speech reproduction.