looking for a name

I'll bite..

OBI WAVE KENOBI (Check Legal dept)
Inner Ear
Symbal
Can you hear me now ? (Check Legal dept)
M-ion
M.O.S.
RCM = Really cool mic
ISODOPE Yeah , I spelled it the way I wanted to. Give me a break, I work in advertising....I'm just brainstormin here...lol
Whisper Tech 9000
Pattern
Wave pattern
Sync
Agenda
I'll think of some more tomorrow....I wanna beat MATTINSTL...lol
 
"QoL"
The word "QoL" can be translated as; voice, noise, sound or thunder. In the Hebrew mind each of these are its "voice".
 
Mighty Mics

uMic

High Wire Microphones

Soundloop

Prosyse Microphones

Elwave

Phantom Mics

Surveyor Mics

Soundpath Audio

Chromatic Sound

Coda Mics

Fugue Audio

Sonatural

Sonetic

Io Sound

Helios

Bad Dog Audio

Surf Audio

Retrograde Microphones
 
Oleg, I'm not sure if you are looking for a company name or the model name of the lav mic. List consists of company name and/or models.



"O.K." mics

"KMan" mics

"Kaiman" mics

"KM55" mics

"OKM55" mics

"Kaiman KM55" mics

"Kaiman Audio"

"Kaiman Microphones"

"Olé KM55" mics

"Kaiman Wireless"

"OKM" (Oleg Kaizerman Microphones)

"Osonic KM55"

"Klaimne Microphones"

"Klaimne KM55"

"Klaine Microphones"
 
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Barry_S said:
uMic
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This popped in my head later that night after you posted iLav. It may be a bit on the corny side but I like it.

Oleg, any feeling on which ideas or direction you are liking? There have been quite a few clever ones put up so far.

Cheers
 
i liked quit allot of stuff , but if i would say wht di i liked peopele will go to this direction , illd like keep you all with open mind , by the way all the new buys who ask question are welcome 2 ( dont you want free lavalier?):-) and not only these who have over 200 posts and already have half dozent :-)
 
How 'bout:
meshuggeLAV (as in crazy GOOD, or crazy VALUE), mLAV for short.

Looking forward to its release, Oleg.
 
....Microbat

Bats are the most famous examples for echolocation among animals. All microbats use echolocation. Microbat calls (help·info) range in frequency from 14,000 to 100,000 hertz, well beyond the range of the human ear (typical human hearing range is considered to be from 20Hz to 20000 Hz). The emitted vocalizations form a broad beam of sound that is used to probe the environment. See the main article on animal echolocation for details.

I once has a bat land on my chest at night. I looked down and there it was... knashing its teeth at me! That was a lavalier I'll remember the rest of my life!
 
GELO - Oleg spelled backwards. Pronounced like Jello. There is always room for it. It sounds Italian to me. "I bought the G2 but switched out the stock lav for a Gelo"
 
I really like the feel of the description oleg gives of his occupation... WaveCatcher. And think it would be a super name for a microphone. of course this poses the problem that, if this name is chosen, oleg would win the mic since he thought of it! :-)
 
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