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*I own the Hollyland Lark M1 & Lark Max, I've had the Rode Wireless Go I & II. The Hollyland is VERY underrated ECSPECIALLY the Lark Max with is basically the Dji Mic 2 version for Hollyland, VERY solid product*
For the last three days ive been researching wireless mics and getting very overwhelmed. I was literally just thinking to myself, "I wish Think Media had a video about this" and here it is! Its like you guys can read my mind!
Love this video, super useful and pretty accurate imo! it's no questioning that quality gets better with more expensive products in this case. I personally think the dji is best in outdoor conditions but the sardonic blink is best bank for your buck if you're choosing an affordable mic out of all of these!
This is really helpful thankyou. I do a lot of lives for my community using music in the background, to dance, on zoom. Is there one you recommend that works well for that? That picks up the music from my laptop and then from my voice clearly?
Thank you so much this comparison video. The Rode Wireless Pro seems to be the best option overall, amd will be the one system I am going to go with based on this video and and other positive things I've heard about it.
Couple months ago I bought the DJI mics and I've been very happy so far. I think they have way more features than I will ever use but mostly I was looking for the noise canceling
Agreed I was looking for a good action camera for my channel but I really needed good noise canceling working in a welding shop with machines and loud fans going. I tried a couple cameras and mics and ended up going with the newer DJI camera and DJI mic 2 I don’t have the transmitter it pairs wirelessly to the action camera but works good for that. But the noise cancellation is really good on that mic 👍
I won the Rode Wireless Pro during a giveaway that Rode did, and I am so happy I won it. It has been awesome to use for my own content and videos I've edited. I would definitely recommend it!
The sound on the wireless go2 pro has let me down several times already. The sound on the receiver is clicking. It's good that there is recording on the internal memory
Really great review, exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks so much! Question- Can you let me know the mic you were using before testing the wireless versions, ie your larger mic? The sound on that is fantastic as well. Is the the AT2020?🎙
I have the Holllyland lark and my problem with it is that the mic is so sensitive it peaks out unless I place it at least 2 feet away from me. And yes, I’ve changed all sorts of settings with the receiver and everything you can adjust and it’s still is too peaky for me to use. Granted, I talk a little bit louder than most people, but I feel like I have to whisper when using that mic.
Does the Lark M2 have strong magnets? Any reservations about using it for outdoor walking use? I worry how small it is, it’d be easy to lose without realizing it
What's the stand he's using here to mount all the mics? The main reason I"m thinking about getting a wireless mic is that my laptop is mounted on a platform and don't want to keep plugging a USB mic in/out every time. I want a wireless on a mount like he has over here so that if i need to use voice apps, use voice mode with GPT, or in meetings, I don't want to use my airpods, nor have to plug in a Mic. Would this be a reasonable setup (one of these mics + the mount) or is there a better way to achieve what I'm seeking?
Test some very affordable wireless mics, for example Ulanzi J12 and the Boya V20 for example. The J12 and V20 are under 50$ and are suprisingly good. There are some even cheaper options but i dont know how good these are.
They sound so 'sharp' i guess i need the studio mic again amd edti it afterwards and put it sync on my videos again. Low end is very bad on those "external" mics. Hope they make better mics for music/acoustic guitar recordings and live singing. Maybe i overlooked something,if you guys have any tips its welcome 👍
I bought the dji osmo pocket creator combo and thinking of getting a second dji mic plus a charging case. Would you recommend to get the receiver as well? Besides the osmo pocket I only use an I phone and go pro as backup at the moment. Even if you film with a dslr is the receiver necessary as you can do in mic recording?
I don't know yet what decision I will make, but thanks to the tests I can hear the tones I definitely don't like in the voice (some feel like someone blocked my ears or you hold your nose and it bugs me so thanks for the tests!).
Awesome review. I have the m2 (for use with my cellphone for casual use) and the dji mic 2 for more pro use when I need better sound and more discreet wind protection outdoors. The Shure mic sounds too harsh to my ears. One suggestion would be to record the lav mics on your chest in the same spot to simulate real world sound/placement. Overall - super cool to hear the m2 and shure against the mic 2 and rode!
We are starting a new channel and we just purchased a Rode Wireless Pro, still waiting to be shipped! Thank you very much for always having an educational video!!
as a videographer, I use sennheisser G3 lav mics and sometimes I get some RF interferance and I was thinking that as a back up I could use the DJI mic 2 with a lavalier or the RODE so that I have the Sennheisser and the DJI/RODE on the groom for example and I would record on the DJI internally while receving a signal in to my camera (I have 4 channels of audio)- How does the DJI or the RODE compare to Sennheiser in signal strength and clarity? I wish my Sennheiser could record internally but nope. The DJI looks easier to use but I want something reliable. Thanks
If you don't need built in recording, I swear by my Movo WMX-2! Using it as a lav or in a handle for handheld interviews, they're a very impressive kit for not much money
what do you all recommend for exterior car audio for exhaust. need one with high spl. looking for something that just plugs right into GoPro or ACE Pro. 120+db needed.
Just what I was looking for, thanks! My previous wireless mic was a cheapo $20 USD one, not great quality then the receiver stopped working after a month. Looking forward to using Hollyland Lark M2!
With one of those microphones, can I record reels directly within Instagram using an iPhone? I've tried doing this with a Bluetooth microphone, but Instagram only captures the audio from the phone's microphone.
It's strange, I absolutely love the DJI Wireless Mic 2 in the field, but the Rode system is absolutely AMAZING at home paired with the ecosystem within the Rodecaster DUO for Twitch streaming and content creation. So that's the split now :) Dji for business, Rode for pleasure. If you have a chance would love your opinion on a mic from MeetSummer called the X1. I did a test for it and it was nice, but I feel your testing is more thorough and you have a larger pool to compare to. It has a larger capsule which is kind of a neat difference point.
Great video! I was wondering, are there reasons you'd want to choose a lapel mic over the internal mic, other than it looking 'more professional'? I make all sorts of video's as a freelancer and I sometimes have to do interviews. People often use the lapel mics for that, but I don't really get why you'd use a lapel mic with a cable when using a transmitter seems so much more convenient.
Sometimes using transmitters you will have signal drop out, and that is something you would not want to deal with on a professional freelance shoot. The Rode Wireless Pro and DJI Mic 2 solve that issue because they have built in memory recording as a backup! But as far as choosing the internal mic VS a lapel mic, they just sound very different. It is all up to personal preference as to which sound you prefer!
Why didn't you also rate the Hollyland Lark Max? It's more comparable to the mics you were testing there. The Hollyland Lark M2 is really more for being super small & compact convenience and stealth instead of the big square clip on mics but with just as good quality and range, the M2 is obviously much smaller than most other wireless mics in your lineup by far, and with 9 hrs or recording time for something about the size of a nickel or smaller than a quarter. Thx for all your videos and helpful product reviews. Unfortunately, this one seemed lacking with including the Hollyland Lark Max...
We did not, but we have tested the Fulaim X5... which is essentially the exact same mic rebranded. That mic is pretty solid, but I would still choose the Hollyland Lark M2 over it.
@@ThinkMediaTVthanks for the reply! I have heard those 2 were similar. I found the Neewer CM28 for about $70 so I might give it a try. I figure if close enough to the others with 1/2 to 1/3 the price tag could be a solid option for the price. Or do you think it’s worth spending $70-$220 more on one of the others?
@@McarthurBeard exactly, an the price difference especially in the begining when you probably dont need all the things that come in the box wit the rode
I tried the Hollyland M2 mics and honestly, the magnets are way too weak. The microphones can easily fall off and I can't have that when the subject is walking around in a room. The Rode Wireless Pro is still king as far as great quality sound and portability.
I'd stay away from wireless microphones period. I got myself a few Tentacle Sync units. Timecode plus 32 bit float - can't beat that. So versatile. No worries about loosing signal, no interference. Battery life for the whole day of shooting. European version of Track E after recent firmware update is a game changer.
@SilverStarGG I use Tentacle Sync time code generator and recorder. You can use multiple units synced together via time code. There are bunch of videos on Sync E and Track E devices by Tentacle Sync.
It's crazy how bad the Rode and Shure sound, when they are the legendary mic companies. For budget and starting out, I'm going with Hollyland and then upgrading to the DJI kit when I can afford to.
I'm kind of shocked you didn't try the ULANZI J12 (USB-C) $49.95/ULANZI J11 (Lightning) $39.95, I think for the cost it is a great pickup and you get 2 mics. Yes it doesn't have internal storage and you can't plug an external mic, but again if you want to just get started with a smaller size mic setup for the budget minded people this is a go to mic.
I am a sound engineer who makes videos often. That you haven't included the Lensgo here reveals a lack expertise and research. It is hands down the best wireless on the market. Quality audio and the least self-noise of any of the mics you have reviewed. Most of the ones you've reviewed and the Lensgo beats them all handily. Note I'm listening on studio monitors in a treated room this reveals inadequacies in any mic the Lensgo. Unfashionable brands need more support and coverage. I want you to try one and find fault with it.
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*I own the Hollyland Lark M1 & Lark Max, I've had the Rode Wireless Go I & II. The Hollyland is VERY underrated ECSPECIALLY the Lark Max with is basically the Dji Mic 2 version for Hollyland, VERY solid product*
DJ or Rode sounds best but depends what you need
I appreciate the fact that you gave an actual opinion. That honesty is respectable.
A friend of mine, who is a filmmaker in Hollywood and fellow Disney adult recommended the hollyland lark M2 and I absolutely love it
It is a great choice, especially considering the price!
Do you recommend it for motovlog?
For the last three days ive been researching wireless mics and getting very overwhelmed. I was literally just thinking to myself, "I wish Think Media had a video about this" and here it is! Its like you guys can read my mind!
So glad we could help!
Which one did you go for in the end? I can't choose!!!
@16:17 - Top 3=
1. Rhode
2.DJI
3.Hollyland
☮️
Rode is the winner. The DJI kit still does some funky AI noise stuff that makes the audio sound thin and robotic
Fun fact: if you double tap on this comment it likes it
Good tip!
Dam bro 2.36k subs! Let’s get it🎉 trynna be there one day 👊🏼
Keep up the good work
huh. I legit didn't know that😂👍
Fun fact at the hollyland mic, if its connected to the cell you can double press the button of nois cancelation and it starts recording
Didn't work.
Please help me choose. I want a microphone that has clear sound and isolates noise using an Android phone and not a camera? ❤🙏🏻
Love this video, super useful and pretty accurate imo! it's no questioning that quality gets better with more expensive products in this case. I personally think the dji is best in outdoor conditions but the sardonic blink is best bank for your buck if you're choosing an affordable mic out of all of these!
This was super helpful! Thanks for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge. Knowledge is power! but only when applied.
Thanks for watching!
This is really helpful thankyou. I do a lot of lives for my community using music in the background, to dance, on zoom. Is there one you recommend that works well for that? That picks up the music from my laptop and then from my voice clearly?
I absolutely love my Seramonic set. The range is amazing!
Thank you so much this comparison video. The Rode Wireless Pro seems to be the best option overall, amd will be the one system I am going to go with based on this video and and other positive things I've heard about it.
It’s really great, you won’t regret it!
Couple months ago I bought the DJI mics and I've been very happy so far. I think they have way more features than I will ever use but mostly I was looking for the noise canceling
Agreed I was looking for a good action camera for my channel but I really needed good noise canceling working in a welding shop with machines and loud fans going. I tried a couple cameras and mics and ended up going with the newer DJI camera and DJI mic 2 I don’t have the transmitter it pairs wirelessly to the action camera but works good for that. But the noise cancellation is really good on that mic 👍
Absolutely loving the audio quality and touchscreen interface on my DJI gear!
Totally agree!
Hey there... do you have a suggestion for a product if I need three mics connected at the same time?
Great video, we've just lauched our Podcast and werenplanning to get better microphones soon, so will keep these in mind!
Love it! Congrats on the podcast launch!
Anyone know if on a vlog podcast setup you can use three of these?
I won the Rode Wireless Pro during a giveaway that Rode did, and I am so happy I won it. It has been awesome to use for my own content and videos I've edited. I would definitely recommend it!
The sound on the wireless go2 pro has let me down several times already. The sound on the receiver is clicking. It's good that there is recording on the internal memory
I have the deity wireless system. I wish this one was included in this video as well!
Very good system as well!!
Ulanzi has an awesome unit and it is usually $99 for two transmitters and 1 receiver.
yes, the Ulanzi U Mic.
We will see if we can get our hands on!
Really great review, exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks so much! Question- Can you let me know the mic you were using before testing the wireless versions, ie your larger mic? The sound on that is fantastic as well. Is the the AT2020?🎙
I have the Holllyland lark and my problem with it is that the mic is so sensitive it peaks out unless I place it at least 2 feet away from me. And yes, I’ve changed all sorts of settings with the receiver and everything you can adjust and it’s still is too peaky for me to use. Granted, I talk a little bit louder than most people, but I feel like I have to whisper when using that mic.
Very interesting! Sounds like it has a pretty low threshold. I talk pretty quiet so I don’t encounter this!
@@kraigpruett Well I have the Lark M1, not the M2. Maybe they fixed the issue.
@@denoftoolsgot it. Nice.
such an amazing video! love that you put the comparison of sound quality in the end ❤
Glad you liked it!!
Does the Lark M2 have strong magnets? Any reservations about using it for outdoor walking use? I worry how small it is, it’d be easy to lose without realizing it
Can you go over how to setup the Shure EQ to sound decent?
Just got the hollyland set. It sounds great!
Compare plz Dji mic mini vs RODE Wireless Micro vs Hollyland lark m2 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Very thorough comparison! I was also very hopeful for the Shure system (and then completely let down by it after seeing reviews)
Same… so sad
omg same here!!!
New guy on Think Media ! Nice to have 😁👍🏻
What's the stand he's using here to mount all the mics?
The main reason I"m thinking about getting a wireless mic is that my laptop is mounted on a platform and don't want to keep plugging a USB mic in/out every time. I want a wireless on a mount like he has over here so that if i need to use voice apps, use voice mode with GPT, or in meetings, I don't want to use my airpods, nor have to plug in a Mic.
Would this be a reasonable setup (one of these mics + the mount) or is there a better way to achieve what I'm seeking?
I’m looking for the same info. I record webinars for my company but I travel a lot and hate lugging my compressor mic around with me wherever I go.
I needed this video! Thanks 👏🏻👏🏻
Happy to help!
Test some very affordable wireless mics, for example Ulanzi J12 and the Boya V20 for example. The J12 and V20 are under 50$ and are suprisingly good. There are some even cheaper options but i dont know how good these are.
We’d love to do a budget wireless mic comparison!!
I wonder what the audio post-processing was, because all of it was quite sybillant
a guy with that audio post processing should not be reviewing mics! 😂
They sound so 'sharp' i guess i need the studio mic again amd edti it afterwards and put it sync on my videos again. Low end is very bad on those "external" mics. Hope they make better mics for music/acoustic guitar recordings and live singing. Maybe i overlooked something,if you guys have any tips its welcome 👍
I bought the dji osmo pocket creator combo and thinking of getting a second dji mic plus a charging case. Would you recommend to get the receiver as well? Besides the osmo pocket I only use an I phone and go pro as backup at the moment. Even if you film with a dslr is the receiver necessary as you can do in mic recording?
Appreciate the comparison - very helpful to see these mics side by side. Reminds me of a coffee tasting, without the aroma or flavor, of course.
Great analogy!
Does anyone know if you can use three mics or is it only two?
I don't know yet what decision I will make, but thanks to the tests I can hear the tones I definitely don't like in the voice (some feel like someone blocked my ears or you hold your nose and it bugs me so thanks for the tests!).
Awesome review. I have the m2 (for use with my cellphone for casual use) and the dji mic 2 for more pro use when I need better sound and more discreet wind protection outdoors.
The Shure mic sounds too harsh to my ears.
One suggestion would be to record the lav mics on your chest in the same spot to simulate real world sound/placement.
Overall - super cool to hear the m2 and shure against the mic 2 and rode!
Thanks for watching and for the feedback!
If you have a lower budget go for Hollyland Lark m2 and if you hav enough go for Hollyland Lark Max.
We are starting a new channel and we just purchased a Rode Wireless Pro, still waiting to be shipped! Thank you very much for always having an educational video!!
We love the Rode Wireless Pro!
A very good luck for your channel!
as a videographer, I use sennheisser G3 lav mics and sometimes I get some RF interferance and I was thinking that as a back up I could use the DJI mic 2 with a lavalier or the RODE so that I have the Sennheisser and the DJI/RODE on the groom for example and I would record on the DJI internally while receving a signal in to my camera (I have 4 channels of audio)- How does the DJI or the RODE compare to Sennheiser in signal strength and clarity? I wish my Sennheiser could record internally but nope. The DJI looks easier to use but I want something reliable. Thanks
If you don't need built in recording, I swear by my Movo WMX-2! Using it as a lav or in a handle for handheld interviews, they're a very impressive kit for not much money
I will check it out! Maybe we will do a review about best systems under $200 or something!!
omg I've seen sooo many people attach other mics to the hand-held... def need to try this mic out! sounds promising
Great video thank you !
I appreciate this comparison
Thanks for watching!
I'd love to see a review of the Ulanzi U-Mic AM18!!!
what do you all recommend for exterior car audio for exhaust. need one with high spl. looking for something that just plugs right into GoPro or ACE Pro. 120+db needed.
Hollyland question: Can you get two separate channels with the mobile version? And with the camera version?
Hi, Q. I have the DJI Mic 1 will it PAIR with the DJI ACTION 5 PRO ? Thx in advance
are these mics work for livestreaming?
My favorite mic is the PicoMic! You gotta review that one💥
Just what I was looking for, thanks! My previous wireless mic was a cheapo $20 USD one, not great quality then the receiver stopped working after a month. Looking forward to using Hollyland Lark M2!
You will love the Lark M2!!
Id really like to see how the sennheiser new wireless system does
Ordered the Hollyland a few days ago. Upgraded from the Comica.
I love it and it's definitely a huge upgrade from the movo shotgun I was using. It's simple and sounds great.
I am making my own cartoon animated series called Black Peerama or Jailbima Rotains
Did you have the comica with 4 transmitters and if so what made you want to replace it
@@Uriel-p9w I have the Comica Vimo S. Reasons for going to the Hollyland? Actually, I cover it in my video on my channel.
Completely random question, but can you use a usb c cable to plug into the phone and then into the receiver?
Your videos are so cute and helpful thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
@@ThinkMediaTV anytime!
With one of those microphones, can I record reels directly within Instagram using an iPhone? I've tried doing this with a Bluetooth microphone, but Instagram only captures the audio from the phone's microphone.
The Ulanzi U mic is hands down the winner from quality to price point it absolutely takes hime the W period!
It's strange, I absolutely love the DJI Wireless Mic 2 in the field, but the Rode system is absolutely AMAZING at home paired with the ecosystem within the Rodecaster DUO for Twitch streaming and content creation. So that's the split now :) Dji for business, Rode for pleasure. If you have a chance would love your opinion on a mic from MeetSummer called the X1. I did a test for it and it was nice, but I feel your testing is more thorough and you have a larger pool to compare to. It has a larger capsule which is kind of a neat difference point.
Great video! I was wondering, are there reasons you'd want to choose a lapel mic over the internal mic, other than it looking 'more professional'? I make all sorts of video's as a freelancer and I sometimes have to do interviews. People often use the lapel mics for that, but I don't really get why you'd use a lapel mic with a cable when using a transmitter seems so much more convenient.
Sometimes using transmitters you will have signal drop out, and that is something you would not want to deal with on a professional freelance shoot. The Rode Wireless Pro and DJI Mic 2 solve that issue because they have built in memory recording as a backup! But as far as choosing the internal mic VS a lapel mic, they just sound very different. It is all up to personal preference as to which sound you prefer!
Why didn't you also rate the Hollyland Lark Max? It's more comparable to the mics you were testing there. The Hollyland Lark M2 is really more for being super small & compact convenience and stealth instead of the big square clip on mics but with just as good quality and range, the M2 is obviously much smaller than most other wireless mics in your lineup by far, and with 9 hrs or recording time for something about the size of a nickel or smaller than a quarter.
Thx for all your videos and helpful product reviews. Unfortunately, this one seemed lacking with including the Hollyland Lark Max...
That’s awesome content starlight to the point which is rare now a days! I needed this info after getting a sucky Amazon $14 one😅
Happy to help!
Which do you think would be the best to record music at a rave? Crowd noise, music far away, and small that you can carry or put on your hat.
The rode or DJI mic would be your best bet!
@@ThinkMediaTV 👍🏼
Big fan of the DJI mic 2. I initially thought it didn't sound that great, but realized the low cut filter was enabled by default. 😅
Some reviews have overlooked that too and had to post corrections and for many users, put it in the #1 spot overall.
If I tape the Hollyland Lark M2 mic to my chest under my shirt, will it pick up audio with the same quality?
Did you happen to test the Neewer CM28? If so, how did it compare to the other mics like the DJI?
We did not, but we have tested the Fulaim X5... which is essentially the exact same mic rebranded. That mic is pretty solid, but I would still choose the Hollyland Lark M2 over it.
@@ThinkMediaTVthanks for the reply! I have heard those 2 were similar. I found the Neewer CM28 for about $70 so I might give it a try. I figure if close enough to the others with 1/2 to 1/3 the price tag could be a solid option for the price. Or do you think it’s worth spending $70-$220 more on one of the others?
Hollyland works quite well for me! I wouldn't mind the DJI's, but the price was too good for the Hollyland...
Can you use this straight to a guitar cobo amp
How you talking about hollyland and not neewer??
I use the sonicake, very cheap but works really well for the cost
Kraig is the best! Another fantastic video!
Thanks for the love Alex!
My favourite is the DJI Mic 2 🎉
Such a great choice!
@@kraigpruett yeeeesss 🤩
Yeah I don’t like the extra steps of the rode
@@McarthurBeard exactly, an the price difference especially in the begining when you probably dont need all the things that come in the box wit the rode
I tried the Hollyland M2 mics and honestly, the magnets are way too weak. The microphones can easily fall off and I can't have that when the subject is walking around in a room. The Rode Wireless Pro is still king as far as great quality sound and portability.
I'd stay away from wireless microphones period. I got myself a few Tentacle Sync units. Timecode plus 32 bit float - can't beat that. So versatile. No worries about loosing signal, no interference. Battery life for the whole day of shooting.
European version of Track E after recent firmware update is a game changer.
So what would you recommend? To record internally?
@SilverStarGG I use Tentacle Sync time code generator and recorder. You can use multiple units synced together via time code. There are bunch of videos on Sync E and Track E devices by Tentacle Sync.
This video needs updating to include the new Ulanzi A30, which seems to offer great bang for the buck.
DJI released an update in August that improved the quality of
Does the a6400 have that audio hot shoe?
Rode definitely sounds the best according to your test
I think here, it def sounds the best! but in other videos, I find the dji sounds the best... so tricky!
It's crazy how bad the Rode and Shure sound, when they are the legendary mic companies. For budget and starting out, I'm going with Hollyland and then upgrading to the DJI kit when I can afford to.
I have DJI- it’s awesome!
great video!
Thanks for watching!
I thought the Shure mic sounded the best
What is gain?
Rode is the best because you can mic up as high of four people. Spending 800s to save you getting all that podcast equipment is worth it for me.
Why are lapel mics more professional than internal audio?
I'm kind of shocked you didn't try the ULANZI J12 (USB-C) $49.95/ULANZI J11 (Lightning) $39.95, I think for the cost it is a great pickup and you get 2 mics. Yes it doesn't have internal storage and you can't plug an external mic, but again if you want to just get started with a smaller size mic setup for the budget minded people this is a go to mic.
We might have to do a budget mic comparison!
I am a sound engineer who makes videos often. That you haven't included the Lensgo here reveals a lack expertise and research. It is hands down the best wireless on the market. Quality audio and the least self-noise of any of the mics you have reviewed. Most of the ones you've reviewed and the Lensgo beats them all handily. Note I'm listening on studio monitors in a treated room this reveals inadequacies in any mic the Lensgo. Unfashionable brands need more support and coverage. I want you to try one and find fault with it.
The correct Hollyland mic for comprare is the Max
Also a great one! We noticed the Lark 2 had a little more buzz recently so wanted to include it in this one!
RODE is the best and second one is Hollyland Lark M2.
We would probably agree. DJI Mic 2 is also great
I have a Boya BY-XM6-S2 like $100 bucks on Amazon sounds good, 2 transmitter 1 receiver.
We might need to make a budget wireless mic comparison video!
Which of the two do you think is best?
RODE wireless Pro and Hollyland Lark M2
@ThinkMediaTV Thanks boss🖤🖤❤️
Lark m2 both magnets detached from the back of the microphones on day 1!? Making them unusable. Trash honestly very upset 😢
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Thabk you so much! Also I have been trying to contact yall❤
Hi I was wondering if your classes are for the youth
Ive watched countless videos on the Shure MoveMic and every one of them say its among the best mics they ever used. Very conflicting 🤔
i have lark m1
First to comment 🎉🎉🎉❤
Can I get one of this please Ineed please
give one of em to me😭😭
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