Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone In Kenya

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Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone in Kenya

Discreet Overhead Microphone for Choirs, Ensembles and Stage Performances

Capture choir performances with the Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone. Designed for discreet overhead placement, this compact condenser microphone delivers clear, natural sound for churches, auditoriums, vocal ensembles and recording applications.

KSh 18,000

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Capturing a choir clearly requires the right microphone and careful placement. Whether you are setting up a church sound system, equipping an auditorium or recording a vocal ensemble, an overhead microphone can help capture the combined voices without placing bulky equipment directly in front of the performers.

The Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone is a compact back-electret condenser microphone designed to be suspended above choirs, instrumental ensembles and stage areas. Its low-profile construction helps it remain visually unobtrusive while capturing performances for sound reinforcement and recording.

Featuring a cardioid pickup pattern and a frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz, the VCM 3 is designed to reproduce sound across a broad frequency range while helping reduce unwanted sound from outside its primary pickup area.

If you are searching for a Peavey choir microphone in Kenya, Audiocom Kenya offers the VCM 3 for churches, event venues, recording spaces and sound professionals looking for a dedicated overhead microphone solution.

Why Choose the Peavey VCM 3?

Discreet Overhead Design

Its compact, low-profile body is designed to remain unobtrusive when suspended above a choir or performance area.

Cardioid Pickup Pattern

The directional pickup pattern helps focus on the intended sound source and can assist with reducing unwanted noise and feedback.

Wide Frequency Response

The 50 Hz–20 kHz response supports the capture of a broad range of vocal and instrumental detail.

Flexible Installation

The supplied slim cable and flexible hanging adapter help position the microphone above the performance area.

Key Features of the Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone

1. Designed for Overhead Choir Miking

The Peavey VCM 3 is purpose-built for suspension above choirs, vocal ensembles, instrumental groups and stage areas. This placement can help capture the combined performance while keeping microphone stands and equipment away from the front of the stage.

2. Back-Electret Condenser Capsule

The microphone uses a back-electret condenser element designed for detailed sound reproduction. Condenser microphones are commonly used when capturing vocal nuance and the combined sound of an ensemble is important.

3. Cardioid Directional Pickup

The cardioid pickup pattern is designed to capture sound primarily from the front of the microphone while reducing sensitivity to sound arriving from the rear. With appropriate positioning and gain settings, this can help manage unwanted stage noise and reduce feedback risks in sound reinforcement systems.

4. Wide 50 Hz–20 kHz Frequency Response

The VCM 3 has a specified frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz. This broad range makes it suitable for capturing a variety of vocal and instrumental content, depending on the source, microphone placement and acoustics of the room.

5. Slim 10-Metre Cable

The manufacturer specifies a slim cable approximately 10 metres long. Its narrow profile helps keep the installation visually discreet and gives installers flexibility when suspending the microphone above a choir or performance area.

6. Flexible Hanging Adapter

The flexible steel-spring wire hanging adapter assists with microphone positioning. It helps installers orient the microphone towards the intended sound source when suspending it from an appropriate overhead point.

7. Phantom-Powered Operation

The Peavey VCM 3 operates using 9–52V DC phantom power. It must be connected to compatible audio equipment that can provide suitable phantom power through the correct connection arrangement.

8. Mini XLR-to-XLR Connection System

The supplied cable connects to a compact output module that adapts the microphone’s miniature connector to a standard three-pin XLR microphone connection. This supports integration with compatible mixers and audio systems using standard microphone inputs.

Peavey VCM 3 Technical Specifications

Brand	Peavey
Model	VCM 3
Product Type	Overhead choir condenser microphone
Microphone Element	Back-electret condenser
Pickup Pattern	Cardioid
Frequency Response	50 Hz–20 kHz
Sensitivity	-45 dBV/Pa
Maximum SPL	140 dB
Nominal Impedance	250 ohms
Phantom Power	9–52V DC
Cable Length	Approximately 10 metres
Connection	Mini three-pin connector to standard three-pin XLR output module
Microphone Diameter	Approximately 12 mm maximum
Net Weight	Approximately 130 g
Typical Applications	Choirs, vocal ensembles, stage sound reinforcement and recording

Specifications are based on Peavey’s published product information. Confirm the exact package contents and model variant with Audiocom Kenya before ordering.

Where Can You Use the Peavey VCM 3?

Churches and Worship Centres

The VCM 3 is designed for suspended placement above choirs and worship teams. It can form part of a church sound system where the goal is to capture the combined vocals while keeping the stage visually clean.

School and University Choirs

Schools, colleges and universities can use overhead microphones for choir rehearsals, concerts and ensemble recordings. The low-profile design is useful when microphones need to remain unobtrusive during performances.

Auditoriums and Performance Halls

The microphone can be used in auditoriums and halls where a choir or instrumental ensemble needs sound reinforcement. Correct placement and room acoustics remain important for achieving balanced results.

Recording Studios

Recording engineers can consider the VCM 3 for capturing group vocals and ensemble performances. The resulting sound depends on microphone placement, room characteristics, the recording chain and the size of the ensemble.

Live Events and Stage Productions

For performances featuring a choir or group vocals, the VCM 3 offers an overhead mounting approach that keeps the microphone discreet. A suitable mixer, phantom power and careful sound checks are essential for reliable live operation.

How to Set Up the Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone

Choose a suitable overhead mounting point that safely supports the microphone and its cable.
Position the microphone above the choir or ensemble, aiming it towards the intended sound source.
Connect the microphone’s cable and output module to a compatible mixer or audio system.
Confirm that the connected equipment can supply the required 9–52V DC phantom power.
Begin with a low channel gain, then adjust levels while the choir performs at a realistic volume.
Check for feedback, unwanted noise and uneven vocal coverage before the performance or recording begins.

For overhead installations, use appropriate mounting hardware and safe cable management. Avoid relying on an unsecured cable or an unsuitable ceiling fixture to support equipment above performers.

Why Buy from Audiocom Kenya?

Audiocom Kenya supplies audio equipment and microphones for churches, studios, performers and sound professionals. When choosing an overhead choir microphone, it is important to consider the room, the number of singers, the available mixer inputs and phantom-power compatibility.

Shop the Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone online.
Contact the team to confirm current pricing and stock availability.
Ask about compatible mixers, XLR connections and other sound equipment.
Get assistance with product enquiries through WhatsApp.

Whether you are upgrading a church sound system or equipping a performance venue, Audiocom Kenya can help you explore microphone options for your installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Peavey VCM 3 Choir Microphone used for?

The Peavey VCM 3 is a compact overhead condenser microphone designed primarily for choirs, instrumental ensembles and stage areas. It can be used for live sound reinforcement and recording.

2. Is the Peavey VCM 3 a condenser microphone?

Yes. It uses a back-electret condenser capsule designed for clear sound reproduction across a wide frequency range.

3. Does the Peavey VCM 3 require phantom power?

Yes. It operates on 9–52V DC phantom power. Check that your mixer or compatible audio equipment supports the required power supply.

4. How long is the Peavey VCM 3 cable?

The manufacturer specifies a cable approximately 10 metres long, making it suitable for many overhead installations.

5. What is the frequency response of the Peavey VCM 3?

The specified frequency response is 50 Hz to 20 kHz.

6. Can the Peavey VCM 3 be used in a church?

Yes. It is designed for suspended placement above choirs and stage areas, making it suitable for church choir sound reinforcement when installed and configured correctly.