Shure PGA98H-TQG Clip-On Cardioid Condenser Horn Mic with TA4F

Overview

The Shure PGA98H-TQG is a clip-on cardioid condenser microphone designed for close-miking brass and woodwind instruments. It features a flexible gooseneck and built-in horn clamp for precise positioning, ensuring the microphone stays securely attached and captures the instrument’s sound accurately. With a frequency response from 60 Hz to 20 kHz and the ability to handle sound pressure levels up to 130 dB, it delivers clear and detailed audio even in loud performance settings. The TA4F connector allows seamless integration with Shure wireless bodypack transmitters, making it ideal for cable-free stage or studio use.

Key features

• Cardioid condenser capsule that focuses on the instrument while reducing background noise and bleed
• Flexible gooseneck combined with an integrated horn clamp for stable and exact microphone placement
• TA4F connector designed for compatibility with Shure wireless bodypack transmitters, enabling wireless setups
• High sound pressure level handling up to 130 dB to capture loud playing without distortion
• Operates on phantom power between 11 and 52 volts, compatible with most professional audio equipment

Key specs

• Frequency response: 60 Hz to 20 kHz
• Polar pattern: Cardioid
• Maximum sound pressure level: 130 dB
• Connector type: TA4F
• Phantom power requirement: 11 to 52 V

Connectivity and compatibility

The microphone’s TA4F connector is specifically designed to work with Shure wireless bodypack transmitters, allowing musicians to move freely on stage without the constraints of cables. This makes it a strong choice for live performances and studio sessions where mobility and clean setups are important. The phantom power requirement aligns with standard professional audio gear, ensuring broad compatibility with mixing consoles and wireless systems.

Ideal uses and environments

This microphone is well suited to musicians who play brass or woodwind instruments and need a reliable, high-quality mic for live performances, studio recordings, or streaming sessions. Its ability to handle high sound pressure levels and reduce background noise makes it a practical option for both soloists and ensemble players. The secure clip-on design and flexible positioning also make it a good fit for touring musicians and audio engineers who require consistent sound capture in various environments.