Audix Releases HT7 Single-Ear Headworn Microphone at InfoComm 2015Audix announces the release of a single-ear headworn miniaturized condenser microphone for vocal applications, the HT7. In a statement to the press, Audix co-founder and VP of Sales, Cliff Castle, said, "Primarily designed for use with wireless systems, the HT7 combines the great acoustic sound Audix is known for with an extremely low profile and discreet design, making it an ideal microphone for speech and stage presentations." The professional-grade omnidirectional HT7 features a comfortable ear piece that can be worn around either the left or right ear. The durable and adjustable length boom arm is easy to position. The modular design of the HT7 allows for field replaceable parts when necessary, and the microphone can be used wireless or wired with optional phantom power adapter. Engineered for use wireless body pack systems such as the Audix RAD360, the HT7 can be used with other brands of wireless body packs. A selection of adapters is available depending on the input connectors of the body pack. Designed to blend with the skin tone of the wearer, the HT7 is available in three colors -- beige, black, and coffee. The HT7 microphone comes with a windscreen, adapter, and storage pouch. The HT7 is a great microphone for houses of worship, theaters, corporate, and academic presenters where high quality sound and low visibility are important. The HT7 begins shipping in August 2015. For more information, visit Audix during the InfoComm 2015 show at booth 1067, June 17 - 19, in Orlando, Florida. 
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