I just talked with Jurgen and as expected the Headset mic he is using in the KORG Tv demos is.....

Hello Donny,

it’s a AKG C520, wireless ;-)

Greetins,
Jürgen

Mic mystery solved....
Now we're waiting for the "mystery of explaination" by DNJ.

First off thank you Gunnar for the lead on emailing Jurgen which resulted in an ID of what mic he was using in the KORG TV demos.
Now to get to what I was thinking,........although I have been a staunch NON Headset mic user on stage lately I have been playing my KORG Pa4x alot at home and singing with the traditional mic boom attached to my X stand as I have for many many years,.......looking thru the boom to the display is something I have gotten used to although it's distracting and blocks my view to a point but I am used to it, ....but while doing some serious editing for a few hours I thought after watching Jurgen demo the KORG Pa4x as he was wearing this nice looking AKG C520 headset mic. And so I thought after seeing it actually resting more to the side of his mouth while he sings and performs versus many which I have seen directly IN FRONT which I really dislike for many reasons...but this model peaked my interest and I had to find out what it was. Now that I know which model as suspected i said to my self maybe I should revisit the scenario of using a head set mic so I can see the display better at home....Yes Yes I know Gary & others are laughing
their asses off and screaming "I Told You So" but for the mere fact that I will have it set on the side of my mouth when singing I will give it another try,.....so I contacted Frank at Audioworksct and ordered an AKG C520, this time around I will give it a serious tryout when I'm playing at home, lord knows I have enough Pro handhelds, & Wireless systems and studio condenser recording mics here also,
....thanx for all the help everyone and I'm sure there will be more experiences and reviews to follow down the road after using it...

Shure also recommends that their SM35 mic sits at the left corner of the mouth and not directly in front.
This is to control pop noises. No reason you can't experiment. I've tried them on several occasions and there are pluses and minuses, just as with everything.

Gary's next TUNE that we will be hearing.

Gary

Keep us posted donny, interested if it plugs directly into the pa4x or needs an adapter..
did you order the. l version, cheaper comes witouth phantom power adapter, but then yiu have a pa4x with build inphantom
How comfortable does the microphone sit with glasses on, and a headset?

Good luck in testing it

bachus I will certainly report my findings asap on the AKG C520 once it arrives and i can work with it....take care