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Fitness Audio has come up with a world-first solution that removes the need for instructors to have a different microphone at each different location they teach at.

Fitness Audio Chief Executive and Brand Manager, John Penhallow explains “unlike standard microphones, fitness microphones require a higher standard of hygiene to be maintained.

This, in conjunction with the recent COVID-19 pandemic, has led many fitness instructors to purchase their own fitness microphones rather than use the communal ones provided by their gym.

“Although this is the best way to prevent the transmission of germs, it does pose challenges if the instructors work at multiple gyms as many gyms use different wireless mic systems and each brand of wireless transmitter has particular wiring requirements (with) not all fitness headmics and transmitters are compatible with one another.

“Some brands use connectors that have four pins (T4 groups), and others use connectors that have three pins (T3 groups). Although these connectors are standard, different brands use different internal wiring of the panel plugs.

“Fortunately, Fitness Audio has come up with a world-first solution that does not require purchasing a different fitness mic for each gym you teach at.”

Fitness Audio’s Aeromic, Cyclemic and E*Mics now include MultiMic connections which, as Penhallow adds” “means that all our mics will work in the matching T4 and T3 transmitters.

“To put it simply, if the plug fits, the mic will work.”

Advising that Fitness Audio has tested its MultiMic connections thoroughly in-house and then trialled with many fitness instructors in their studios., Penhallow concludes “after six months with no issues and a firm tick of approval, we are pleased to share our new innovations with the industry.”

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Click here to contact Fitness Audio/Aerobic Microphones Australia via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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