[0.2 lb] I use this mic for weddings, interviews, and much more! Very small and picks up voices well.

[Black] I use this microphone to mic the groom at weddings. I run it into a Tascam DR-03. It works great!

[Black] Handheld transmitter is used with my megavox speaker system and the frequencies all match and works perfectly.

[0.2 lb] I bought this transmitter to replace one I lost many years ago. It is works like it always did even with the older receiver. A good fit for my Panasonic TM900. This little set up is right for the price. You can spend a lot more for the same results as the Azden. I don't know what took me so long to replace it.

[Omnidirectional] I bought three of the EX-503L lav microphones to replace three older ones I had, two since 2009 and one since 2012. They'd been used a lot, and it comes as no surprise that clients aren't always gentle with the videographer's gear.


They'd been tugged at, knotted up, you name it through the years. Recently, I'd noticed a drop in quality of the audio I was getting from my wireless units.


Replacing the microphones seems to have fixed the problems. I had an all day long corporate shoot where I used all three of my Azden UHF units going into a Zoom H6. The audio was nice and clean. I'm very pleased with the performance of the EX-503L mics.

[Black] I bought 2 of these for a last minute shoot where i needed to be a long way from the speaker at a conference I was filming. and the quality was good!

[Plug-In Power] I purchased the Azden Mic & Transmitter as an economical way to get better audio from wedding videos and, for the price, the system exceeded my expectations. It tested well at up to 150' as long as there were no obstructions. It is not broadcast grade sound quality, but it was certainly a vast improvement over the camera's onboard shotgun mic. In fact, after hearing the results of the first one, I bought another mic for my second camera. The very minor drawback is that the mic feels somewhat flimsy. I don't imagine it will take a lot of abuse. Also, there are only two channels. But if your needs are not complicated this unit is an inexpensive solution.

[Plug-In Power] Clean sound and easy to use. Does what it says it does.

[Black] I have been using these microphones for over 20 years in my wedding videography business. They are dependable and durable which is important in this business. There are higher priced alternatives, which I have tried and for the cost difference, 99% of my clients would never know the difference. So I buy these and the money saved allows me to buy other gear. Don't let the low price fool you, these in my opinion are just fine for my market and use.

[Black] I had to replace the lav microphone for an Azden WR-PRO wireless mic pack (not the microphone's fault... it literally was trampled by the talent...). I tried some quick replacements while this was in the mail, but I was glad when the package showed up since nothing could match the sound of the original. It has great pick-up while also ignoring a lot of background noise, such as a busy highway or a crowded convention hall. If you have an Azden pack, BE SURE TO GET THIS MIC. If you get an electrocet mic that is powered by a battery, you get a bad buzz in the audio line. The only con I have seen is that the tie-clip included is a bit flimsy, doesn't really grip well and is easy to lose.