NAMM Show: Mic Style Comparison: Omni vs Uni-Directional: Countryman E6 ear-worns in NAMM20 Anaheim

DemoCastMedia.com How do the characteristics of earworn Countryman E6 mics compare between the omni-directional and uni-directional? We demonstrate for YOUR EARS at the Countryman stand at the 2020 NAMM Show.
Countryman Mics' marketing material:
Should I get the E6 Omnidirectional or Directional?
The E6 Omnidirectional Earset rejects unwanted sound and feedback better than a lavalier almost any way you wear it, so it’s very user-friendly for new and experienced users alike.
The E6 omnidirectional Earset is the right choice for most applications.
For situations where there are loud monitors, extreme feedback or environmental noise, choose the E6 Directional Earset (marked with a green band).
The directional E6 Earset has either a cardioid or hypercardioid pick up pattern, depending on which of the two included protective caps is placed on the microphone. Directional microphones require more careful placement and are subject to more handling and wind noise.

[@Ancestors-of-the-4-Directions]

great thanks

[@1Samuel1524]

The background noise was fairly minimal with the omni. Enough to get the feel of a place.

[@abstractn7819]

Aw finally! Thank you so much, this is exactly what I needed but couldn't find anywhere else.

[@newscraft]

Thanks for writing feedback! Glad to help out- have you subscribed yet? :-)

[@perpetualengine]

Just what I was looking for. Thank you. Now w6 sensitivity or w7? Can you please scream at the top of your lungs into all three sensitivity versions?

[@lucistheband6540]

I'm a singer guitarist using backing tracks. Would you tend to recommend more the unidirectional? What are the benefits of each? Thank you

[@newscraft]

If for live, yes, to avoid feedback from loudspeaker behind you.