The beige Point Source Audio CR-8L Cardioid Lavalier Microphonefrom Point Source Audio CR-8L Cardioid Lavalier Microphoneis designed for applications such as the theatre or TV. The cardioid pattern of the microphone allows it to be focused on the sounds of the person wearing the microphone. The unit features a 4mm diameter microphone element that can be clipped to the subject's clothing or hair.

The microphone offers optimal gain amplification before feedback and can handle sounds with a maximum SPL of 135 dB. The microphone can connect to a wide range of wireless transmitters using its interchangeable X-Connector system. This particular unit comes with an interchangeable TA3-F connector for AKG transmitters. The microphone also comes with a foam windscreen, a body clip, and a storage box.

Focused Cardioid Polar Pattern    135 dB Maximum SPL    4mm Diameter Microphone Element    Easy to Conceal in Clothing or Hair    Interchangeable X-Connector System

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's in the box other than a storage box please?

A: The unit comes with a windscreen, clothing clip, storage box, a 4' cable, and an interchangeable 3.5mm locking connector for Sennheiser EW Series systems.

Q: 2. Can I connect this mic through a Rode AI-1 audio interface to my PC using the XLR connector from the included power module?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica AT831b Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone can be connected to an audio interface such as the Rode AI-1 using an XLR cable.

Q: 3. Is this wireless to the receiver/amp?

A: It is not a wireless microphone at all.

Q: 4. I have the pro70 and a XLR3F to 3.5 mm TRS cable but I'm not able to record audio with my iPhone with this setup. What am I missing?

A: Smartphones feature a jack that carries both headphone and mic signal. These are not directly compatible with a standard 3.5mm TRS connector. In order to use the Pro70 with an iPhone, you will need an additional adapter with the cable you already have such as the MyMyk connection cable a href= http://bhpho.to/162F02q. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/162F02q./a There is also a single cable solution from Sescom that will allow an XLR connection directly to the phone. See the following link: a href= http://bhpho.to/1E8vFQB target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1E8vFQB/a This cable also allows you to keep the headphone connection as well.

Q: 5. I have a Tascam DR-701R that provide phantom power, so still I need piut the Battery in the AT831B?

A: It is battery or phantom. So you can run it with the phantom power on your DR-701, or if you would like to save some battery power on your DR-701, you can run the AT831B on battery power.

Q: 6. Can this be used as a replacement microphone on for an existing wireless system? (ta3 style connector on the existing system's body pack)

A: The Audio-Technica AT831b Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone can be connected directly to a wireless bodypack transmitter with a TA3 style mini-XLR input connector that is capable of supplying the proper amount of voltage needed to power the mic. The specs list the power requirement for the AT831b as 11 to 52V.

Q: 7. I'm looking for the best possible lavalier microphone for professional videography. I currently have an NTG3 Rode Shotgun Mic, so I'd want to match that quality with a lavalier that can be used on a ursa mini 4k with XLR inputs, wireless to the lavalier location. I'd appreciate any suggestions for budget and best for price, what do the experts think?

A: I have a rode NTG2 and this mic. I just used it on a documentary I filmed with a Sony NX5U and it sounded great and I got several comments on the audio quality. I have had mu eye on the URSA Mini, what are your thoughts on the URSA, would you recommend it?

Q: 8. Can I plug this into my Sony HandyCam (Camcorder)?

A: In order to connect the AT 831B to a camcorder with 1/8 input, you will need to insert batteries into the mics power supply module. You will also need to adapt the output with a special adapter such as the Kopul LMT-100. a href= http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD/a

Q: 9. I bought two of these mics. I record a podcast in a car and use these mics. The problem is that it seems that any movement of the mic cable causes feedback in the recording... I don't understand why it is so sensitive. An arm brushing up to the mic cause noticeable audio distortion. any ideas?

A: could be a bad cable, or connection. If same thing is happening with both mics, try either with windscreen on, with windscreen off.

Q: 10. Does this microphone have GSM or cell phone interference? I have the AT803b, and I get interference from GSM cell phones near the microphone.

A: I haven't noticed cell interference, but it does have a ton of handling noise. Even the faintest fabric rustle is pretty noticeable.