 So at long last we are finally doing something that we haven't done before. We are revealing the identity of the cameraman. It's this guy. No, I'm kidding. Actually, we're getting a microphone for NCIX Tech Tips. We're getting a proper microphone that isn't a little weird, like, twinkie thing that I clipped to my shirt. This is a proper lapel mic from Sennheiser. It's the EW112P and it is a clip-on microphone condenser, omnidirectional. Okay, so, oh, okay, yeah. It includes a receiver, a body pack transmitter, as well as a clip-on mic. It runs off four AA batteries and it has output cables, 3.5mm jack and XLR. I actually don't know all the details of this. The cameraman helped me pick something because he is kind of the expert on all of this stuff. But we have the PG3. So PG3 here. So we have a setup that looks like this. So that's what, why don't we just open it? Let's just open it, forget this. It doesn't even come sealed. I was very surprised. For a microphone system that retails for $900, I had expected it to, like, I don't know, have shrink wrap on it or something. But, okay, here we go. Wow, that is a heck of an instruction manual. I hope this is in a lot of languages. Yes, it is. Okay, so the languages that are available are nine. And let's see how long the English section, oh, that's not too bad. Okay, because I was going to say, like, an instruction manual this long for how to plug in a microphone, that would be pretty bad. Okay, so, I don't know, this isn't English. English is the second language in there. Oh, yes, Sennheiser, of course, it's German first. Okay, next thing, additional information. Okay. Some more traditional information in German. And here it is, our expensive new microphone system. So, I'll have to figure out what everything in here does. This appears to be a box. Inside, we probably put some batteries. Okay. Let's see if I can figure this out. Yeah, hey, batteries, there they go. Okay, so the batteries go in this way. And then that way. So this is either the transmitter or the receiver. They both look the same. So, oh, no, no, they're not the same. Okay, okay, I got it, I got it, I got it. I'm on this. See, computer stuff unboxing is a lot more comfortable for me because I already know most of this stuff and I don't actually have to try to learn on camera. Because learning on camera is very difficult. So, okay, here. So this one is the transmitter because the mic line is here. I can also mute it. Or I guess the cameraman could run up and mute me if he felt like being a jerk. And then we've also got the microphone itself, which is here. So this is what I'll be using now instead of that horrible thing. There's a little clip as well as a little, ooh, a little cute little cover for the microphone. I wish I had a knife. Oh, oh, wait, I do have a knife. Oh, yeah, I have another thing to reveal in this unboxing. I have a new toy. I have a knife on my key chain now. Look at that. I got it at House of Knives. Probably spent way too much for it there, but it was kind of an impulse buy. I was like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, House of Knives. I need a knife. So I went in and I got the knife. Okay, there we go. So I've got a little cover for the microphone. Go ahead and plug that in there. Or cover that there. Okay, there we go. So it looks like that. There's my microphone. And it goes in that little clip somehow. Maybe we'll do that too. Ooh, it's all made of metal and everything. I was expecting it to be plastic. Okay. So, yeah, I don't know. Maybe this goes through here. No. Oh, I see. So it has to go through this twisted coil somehow, I think. You know what? I'll figure that out later. Okay, so anyway, we got our mic plugs in here. There. Let's keep this simple. There we go. Mic there. Oh, and it even screws on. Look at that. All right. And then on this side, we have the receiver, which goes like this. And that goes into the cameraman's camera if he had a way more awesome camera, which he doesn't. So we're actually going to use, okay, I better unscrew that before I try and unplug it. There we go. So we're actually going to use this one. So all it is is just a normal, normal like three and a half mil headphone jack. So you go ahead and unplug it or plug it in here and then plug that into the cameraman's camera. And then in theory, we are going to have much improved audio in our future episodes of NCIX Tech Tips. I can try and turn this on, but honestly, I don't know how. Yeah, I guess I'm not really going anywhere with this. There, the announcement today. We have a new microphone for NCIX Tech Tips. Be excited. The audio quality will be much improved, we hope.