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Something similar to what this guy is wearing on his tie: enter image description here

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lol, "this guy". Also, it's called a lapel mic. Give it a search. You'll get a bunch of hits :) – JoshP♦ Jan 10 at 23:05
@Josh, do you want to make this an answer? It's exactly what I needed. – valentinas Jan 11 at 0:14
Thanks for the reply. I might also suggest rewording the title/body, to steer clear of the VTC. As straight up shopping questions are OT, you might rephrase as a question about what kind of mic is in use here. – JoshP♦ Jan 11 at 0:52

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The "guy" is wearing a lapel mic. Also known as a lavalier mic. A quick excerpt from the Wikipedia page:

A lavalier microphone or lavalier (or lav or lapel mic) is a small electret or dynamic microphone used for television, theatre, and public speaking applications, in order to allow hands-free operation.

With search terms in hand, you'll find many resellers. Good luck :)

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