POWER / Tornado ECHO Mic for CB / Ham Radio 4 pin Cobra / Uniden - Workman DM1000

Very nice mic. I rewired it to a 6 pin plug myself for my RCI-2950. It sounds absolutely awesome. My radio really needed the boost on AM. I am very satisfied with the feel and quality.

This thing is crap it squills cuts out so I bought another one and it's junk I put them in the trash

Has back feed through the speaker

This is possibly the best quality modern handpower echo micavailable on the modern market it's the same as the old 2018 turbo mics. I added endless echo to m8ne

Overall, a pretty good mic for CB. Other users have complained about squeaking and squealing on the receiving end. Also, the design of he battery compartment is not too good. Very difficult to install the battery and get the cover secure. I held it firmly in place and put some electrical tape on it. It stays in place pretty well and doesn't look too bad. Note: My Radio is an old 1975 Royce 1-601 that I found online is virtually new condition. With these older radios, it's necessary to go into the connector and swap the #1 and #2 connections. Also, the "Talk Back" function will not work on these older radios. For example, if you disconnect your mic and you can still receive audio, Talk back will not work. Update: I may have solved the squeaking problem On the back there are 2 little holes that have controls which are adjusted with a tiny flat-head screwdriver. Near the top is the "VR2" What helps is having another radio nearby so you can hear your transmission. When you turn the VR2 all the way to the left, your mic will be muted. So then just turn it to the right just a couple of microns; when you're able to hear the receiving end. Make sure your Echo Controls are set at Zero. Once you get rid of the squeak, put your Echo knobs on a low setting; like 4 or less. You may have to tweak the VR2 a couple more times. Remember, as I said, my Radio is a 1975 Royce 1-601, so I had to swap the connections as I mentioned. If your radio is like mine (It still produces sound w/o a mic plugged in) the Talk Back Functions will not work. Of course if your radio goes silent w/o a mic, it should work. Thanks for "listening"!!

I read various reviews both good and bad on this mic. In my opinion this is a solidly built mic and works great.For the price and quality of this purchase I will purchase again when I need another mic.

The mic has a good audio quality for the price. Getting the mic set to sound the way you want it is sometimes a chore. The echo controls located on the back are easily moved, so keeping your settings are tough. Not really that big of a deal to me as I've used this mic so much that I can reset the knobs without even having to look. As for construction: this thing is frail! The first day I had the mic the white wire inside the mic came loose, the solder to the wire was very weak so I re-soldered all connections in the microphone. Also, the plastic cracked through on the back cover in a perfect circle while tightening the screw after repair. BE VERY GENTLE when turning the rear screw. Overall for the price I got a mic that sounds good on air and is still holding together by the thumb screw on the rear of the mic just fine. Used in conjunction with: COBRA 29 LTD CLASSIC

The RF Xtreme 2018 is the best microphone hands down, This Workman DM 1000 is a pretty close second. Now that the RF Limited is no longer available this is the next best choice. The two echo knobs are loose and sloppy. I remove the knobs and place a rubber o-ring under them and it helps to keep the knobs firmly in place. Everything else is pretty good about this mic. The echo sounds very good, the audio is deep and loud, the switch seems to hold up pretty well, not like the new scratchy D-104 switches.

Un gran micrófono para el trabajo 🆗

Good echo but not very much audio.

Brilliant lovely microphones 🎤

Esta funcionando muy bien 👍 con batería recargable

Très satisfait de mon achat et livraison tel que promis