This Big Mic Rugby Ball is designed to be used with your existing equipment, and as such DOES NOT COME WITH A MICROPHONE

Handing a Handheld Microphone around at a conference or an event is a pain. Add some fun to your event and throw a Big Mic Ball instead! Not confident that the Big Mic Ball will keep your mic safe? Call us on 0191 4144241 for free advice or for recommendations if you need a Lapel Microphone System to use with your Big Mic Ball.

Make sure you tell people to speak into the black area on the ball – that’s where your lapel microphone head will be safely secured inside the Big Mic Ball.  The next question people usually have is “Why does it cost so much if it doesn’t have a microphone in it already?” If you imagine a typical washing up sponge, what would happen if you tried to speak with one over your mouth? You would probably sound muffled and distorted.

The housing for the microphone is manufactured with specially designed acoustic foam, which is very expensive to manufacture – just take a look at the cost of a good quality Windshield for example.

The foam insert on the Big Mic Ball is large enough to hold and secure a Wireless Beltpack Transmitter, hence the increased cost. If you need a microphone to use with your Big Mic Ball then please bear in mind that different sound systems have different input requirements. So, if you do need advice regarding what would work with your setup you can contact our sales team at sales@blaydoncomms.co.uk.

Product Features

• Made in Britain
• Perfect microphone placement everytime
• Throwable ball for microphones at events
• Made from the same material as a stress ball
• Universal fitment for any belt pack transmitter
• Add fun to your events and make people smile
• Universal compatibility with any Tie Clip Microphone
• Helps improve gain by getting the microphone into the correct position

Product Instructions

• Step 1: Prepare your microphone; remove the beltpack clip, tie clip and windshield.
• Step 2: Make sure the microphone is plugged into the transmitter.
• Step 3: Push the microphone head into the hole in the black pull out core (make sure it sits just beneath the surface).
• Step 4: Wrap the excess cable around the beltpack transmitter but don’t put too much strain on the connector.
• Step 5: Switch on the transmitter and place it into the holder.
• Step 6: Push the black core into the Big Mic Ball.
• Step 7: Test the sound and make any adjustments.
• Step 8: Grab a coffee and let the audience do your job for you.