How to Bring Out the Priority Sound Effect of Wireless Microphones?

In performances, large gatherings or programs, I often feel very regretful when I see many users have wrong postures for holding wireless microphones and improper usage habits. Due to wrong usage methods, a precious microphone can not even exert the superior performance that the original factory endows it with, but also has its original sound quality buried. As a result, the sound effect it presents is even worse than that of a cheap microphone.

Many sound controllers only find fault with the sound quality of the microphone itself. They think that as long as they have a precious microphone or are satisfied with the sound during their own test, they can get a satisfactory sound effect. But they do not know that guiding users to use it correctly is the only way to bring out the best sound quality of the microphone*. In fact, the microphone is only a part of the sound effect of the whole sound system. If the user does not know enough about the matching, adjustment and operation of the microphone with other audio equipment, it is difficult to present a satisfactory sound effect even with a world-famous precious microphone. It is just like a driver who does not understand the performance and operation method of a car. Even if he drives a precious sports car, he cannot fully bring out the power of the sports car.