"I find the E2 to be a great choice for miking child actors. With many children, the boom on the E6 may be a bit too long. However, the E2, by contrast, has a shorter boom and works really well. Once I tried the E2, the long boom issue was resolved. It sounds just as great as the E6 and I get amazing sound quality from the kids. There's plenty of gain and very little EQ is required."

Richard Cranach discusses the unique microphone challenges on the hit show Graveyard Carz B3 Omnidirectional Lavalier microphone delivers big results Springfield, OR – December 2011… Launched on Discovery Velocity in the U.S. and Discovery Turbo in the U.K, Graveyard Carz is an automotive reality show focusing on restoring Chrysler muscle cars. Not only are the cars […]

Jim Neil holds one of his E6 Earsets. B6 Omnidirectional Lavalier and E6 Omni Earset are ideal for theatrical use. London, Ontario – October 2011… Regardless of whether it’s Canada’s Stratford Shakespeare Festival (the largest repertory company in North America) or the Grand Theatre (one of the country’s best regional theatres), one thing is certain: Countryman […]

B3 Omnidirectional Lavaliers support Xanadu at San Pedro Playhouse. B3 Omni Round Lavaliere and E6 Omni Earset mics are house favorites San Antonio, TX – October 2011… The ability to project the talent’s voice is a critical consideration for any theatrical endeavor. Without clearly intelligible speech and vocal reproduction, there really isn’t much of a […]

"“Dolly’s voice is a versatile instrument,” notes Glass. “It ranges from whispered speech to explosive laughter, to childlike character voices, to belting out full-on gospel singing. The Isomax Headset captures every nuance of her performance with pristine fidelity"

Art Yeap of Novo Group wears an E6 Earset in Grace Cathedral’s Chapel of Grace. Sound quality, comfortable fit, and inconspicuous design ideal for legendary church San Francisco, CA – September 2011 … An international pilgrimage center for church-goers and visitors alike, Grace Cathedral is famous for its reproduction of Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise, two […]

The B3 Lavalier performs outdoors at Theatre Under the Stars Crisp audio performance and robust moisture resistance make all the difference Vancouver, BC, Canada … On warm summer nights, both the locals and tourists of Lower Mainland Vancouver gather outdoors in Stanley Park’s historic Malkin Bowl for a 70-year-old entertainment tradition: Theatre Under the Stars. […]

Rebecca Naomi Jones, Stew, and de’Adre Aziza (left – right) wear Countryman E6 Earset microphones in Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s production of Passing Strange. Photo credit: www.kevinberne.com. Lavalier mics, earset mics, and direct boxes popular with noted theatrical organization Berkeley, CA – July 2011 Known for its core values of imagination and excellence, as well as […]

Stockholm’s Berwaldhallen concert hall, site of the Epiphany Concert. Diminutive B2D’s clear sound and tight polar pattern offer unique benefits for the broadcast event Stockholm, Sweden – April 2011 With nine vocalists on stage performing directly in front of the orchestra, no visible microphones allowed on the performers, a mixture of classical music, opera, and […]

The new super-miniature B2D Directional Lavalier microphone on the Single Isolation Clip. Countryman Associates Introduces B2D Directional Lavalier Microphone Pristine performance from the world’s smallest directional lavalier Menlo Park, CA – April 2011    Countryman Associates, Inc., the leading innovator of high-quality, miniature microphones and audio accessories is pleased to announce the B2D Directional Lavalier Microphone . […]