Using Parabolic Microphones for Broadcast Journalism

In broadcast journalism, capturing clean audio is everything — and getting a microphone on your subject is not always possible. KLOVER MiK parabolic microphones let reporters and news crews capture broadcast-quality audio from several feet away, with no need to clip a lapel mic to the interviewee.

The focused pickup pattern of a parabolic mic reduces crowd noise and ambient sound, letting your subject stand out clearly even in noisy environments. Unlike a lapel mic, the audio does not drop off when your subject turns their head. And unlike a shotgun mic, the pickup is wide enough to capture multiple speakers at once — ideal for press scrums and panel discussions.