Microphones PA Announcing Headset

[sdauditorium]

Good morning, everyone. In my role as PA announcer for the high school I'm also a TD at, I'm in search of recommendations for head-worn wired mics. In addition to doing PA during games, I also run the player stat panels and music playback. I'm thinking having a relative hands-free mic might streamline things a bit easier for me.
Has anyone used any before they'd highly recommend? For reference, I'm currently using a Sennheiser e835.

 

[microstar]

The Crown CM-311a sounds great and is rugged. Cardioid condenser so you would need phantom power from the mixer (or the batteries). Pricey but I've bought a lot of them used at very reasonable prices.

 

[rbalewski]

Our pastor uses one of these:
http://www.fullcompass.com/product/...LemSJ3gXZS7pRo0cceoqKtVcob5zgi6VMEaAnjO8P8HAQ

Transmitter is in the piece that goes behind your ear - no body pack with wire needed. Also rechargeable, so no constant battery changing. Very convenient and sounds good.

 

[TheaterEd]

Our pastor uses one of these:
http://www.fullcompass.com/product/...LemSJ3gXZS7pRo0cceoqKtVcob5zgi6VMEaAnjO8P8HAQ

Transmitter is in the piece that goes behind your ear - no body pack with wire needed. Also rechargeable, so no constant battery changing. Very convenient and sounds good.

I had a magician in not too long ago that used one of these as well. Sounded just fine. One drawback is that you have to buy them set to a specific frequency and hope you don't have any interference.

 

[sdauditorium]

Good feedback. The Crown headset had been on my radar and that would be my choice at this point. I'll do some more digging and research, but we'll see.

 

[TimmyP1955]

I'd go with the Crown, as it will give you the best noise rejection.