Waterproof, Durable & Submergible Single Earset / Earworn Microphone. No More Sweat Outs! Comes standard with our "Bullet Proof" build. Hairspray and makeup proof too! MM-PSM-WP
The real waterproof microphone. Extremely durable and totally submergible
Entire Microphone is Unbreakable!!!
Hairspray and Makeup proof!(Must have special endcap installed)
Comes standard with our Bullet Proof build option
Can be worn on either the right or left ear
Unbreakable Boom deign
2 Year warranty
Comes with a windscreen, holding clip and protective endcap
The waterproof, durable & submergible theatre microphone. mm-psm-wp single earset / earworn microphone (omni-direc has been a useful addition to my audio setup. The design is practical and it handled normal day-to-day use without issues.
4
Solid overall experience
Posted by Lauren T. on Aug 25th 2026
I like the overall design of the waterproof, durable & submergible theatre microphone. mm-psm-wp single earset / earworn microphone (omni-direc. Setup was simple, the microphone performed as expected, and it has been convenient for regular use.
5
Clear sound and easy to use
Posted by Drew L. on Aug 25th 2026
I tested the waterproof, durable & submergible theatre microphone. mm-psm-wp single earset / earworn microphone (omni-direc for a small recording setup and found the sound clear and consistent. It was straightforward to connect and use.
FAQ
What are Microphones Polar Patterns (aka pickup patterns)?
Microphones Polar Patterns
Also called pickup patterns or directional patterns.
A polar pattern is a graph of a microphone's sensitivity vs. the angle of the incoming sound wave. The farther from center a point on the graph is, the stronger is the mic signal at that angle.
Omnidirectional
Picks up equally in all directions.
Half-omnidirectional or hemispherical
Picks up equally over a 180° spherical angle. This is the pickup pattern of PZMs.
All of the following patterns are considered unidirectional because they pick up mainly in one direction.
Cardioid
Heart-shaped pattern that offers maximum rejection (null) at the rear of the microphone.
Supercardioid
Has a narrower pickup pattern than cardioid, but also has some rear pickup. Note that there are two nulls of maximum sound rejection.
Hypercardioid
Has a narrower pickup pattern than supercardioid, but also has more rear pickup than supercardioid. Note that there are two nulls.
Half-unidirectional
The pickup pattern of PCC microphones.
Bidirectional
Figure-eight or cosine pattern. Picks up mainly in two directions, in front of and behind the microphone, and rejects sound from the sides.
Warranty and Service Information
Warranty and Service
Microphone Madness brand microphones come with a 1-year warranty on parts and labor. If you need to obtain service for any reason, the helpful engineers at Microphone Madness are only a phone call away and ready to service your microphone in a timely fashion.
Microphones Specifications
Frequency Response
The measure of the consistency with which it translates a given sound pressure level into a given audio signal level at different frequencies.
Polar Response / Polar Pattern / Pickup Pattern
The way in which the element responds to sounds coming in from different directions. The several different kinds of patterns include omnidirectional, cardioid, hypercardioid and figure eight.
Sensitivity
A measure of the output level at a specific SPL level.
Maximum SPL
The maximum SPL a microphone will accept before distorting.
Impedance
The equivalent total AC resistance to current flow that would be seen looking into the microphone's output. Ideally, a microphone should be connected to a load whose input impedance is roughly ten times the mic's source, or output impedance.
Microphones Types
Dynamic
Works like a loudspeaker; a diaphragm is coupled to a coil of fine wire. The coil is mounted in the air gap of a magnet, free to move about within the gap. As the diaphragm moves in response to acoustical energy, the coil moves within the magnetic field, thereby inducing a small electrical current.
Condenser
A gold plated plastic diaphragm, mounted above a conductive back plate, separated by a small volume of air, form an electrical component called a capacitor.
Electret Condenser
Electrets are unique in that the diaphragms are permanently charged in the manufacturing process and retain a static charge indefinitely.
Ribbon
Ribbons employ a transducer system similar to the dynamic microphone, but the diaphragm, a thin, corrugated metal ribbon, is stretched within the air gap of a powerful magnet.
