The beige Point Source Audio CO-3 Earworn Microphone offers a cost-effective solution for hands-free speech applications without sacrificing sound quality. The microphone features a low-profile rigid boom with a fixed length, and ear-loop designed to mount onto the left ear.

Its omnidirectional microphone capsule provides a generous pickup area and is most effective in minimizing noise caused by breathing, popping, wind and general movement. The CO-3 is optimized for speech and is an ideal solution for houses-of-worship, presentations, lectures and anywhere a hands-free, high-quality, low-profile microphone is necessary.

Optimized for Speech    TA3F Connector    For AKG Wireless Transmitters    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Left Ear Placement    Low-Profile Design

The omnidirectional microphone capsule provides a generous pickup area and is most effective in minimizing noise caused by breathing, popping, wind and general movement.

This version of the CO-3 features a TA3F connection for attaching to compatible AKG wireless transmitters.

A low-profile rigid boom with a fixed length and ear-loop is designed to mount onto the left ear. The entire structure is designed to provide an unobtrusive, low-profile for stage applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, two questions:1) Can it work with SR40 MINI PRO System?2)Can I use it as a hairline mic? like broadway.thanx.

A: This mic will work with the PT40 Mini Body back in the SR40 MINI Pro. It would be a great option as a hairline mic.

Q: 2. Will it work with a Tascam recording device?

A: I am not aware of any Tascam recorders that will connect to this microphone. This mic is designed to work with AKG Wireless Transmitters only.

Q: 3. What environment would the high sensitivity be best for over low sensitivity?

A: A microphone with high sensitivity is best for capturing a quiet voice while a mic with low sensitivity is best for a loud voice.

Q: 4. Based on the description showing stage use , we bought two of these and put them on the edge of our stage facing the audience in the hopes of a decent ambient pick-up. They are picking up way too much from the rear and the manual actually says that they are either super cardiois or hyper cardioid which would not have as much rear rejection as a plain cardioid. Am I misunderstanding something or can you please advise us on a more appropriate selection? We are a church with a fair amount of stage volume and need these primarily for in-ear ambiance and the results were practically no vocals and little audience with mostly stage music from drums and guitar amps.Thank you

A: There are adapters in the box. One has holes to skew the response curve to voice. There is another to reject background sound. I think it comes with it installed. Did you check your db settings? It has a switch to drop the output.

Q: 5. Is the connector screw on (lockable)?

A: Hello John, This microphone has a hardwired termination of the connector. Hope that helps!

Q: 6. is this article compatible with the RODE WIRLESS GOII?

A: The Point Source Audio CO-3 Earworn Omnidirectional Microphone with Locking 3.5mm Connector for Sennheiser Transmitters (Beige) is not compatible with the RODE Wireless GO II.

Q: 7. what about the Shure FP System. Does it work? the lav from the kit is too big.

A: It will work if you use a readily available TA 3 to TA 4 adapter.

Q: 8. What all comes in the package for this specific microphone?

A: The AKG CM311A/SH is outfitted with a TA4f connection compatible with Shure wireless systems. Along with the microphone, you also get a carrying case, a WS-6 foam pop filter and one clothing clip.

Q: 9. I need a hypercardioid mic for interior dialogue recording on a boom pole. Is it possible the this mic can deliver in such a task? Or is it too heavy. Too bulky? Thanks.

A: I use this mic in our studio on a C-stand and hand held for street interviews. I do have some shoots coming up in August where I am going to purchase a boom for it. It's definitely bulkier than a choir mic, but I love the sound (don't forget to put the hypercardioid adapter on it that comes in the box).Hope that helps,Jeff

Q: 10. Will this microphone easily fit into the Pelican 1020 Micro Case?

A: Yes, that is a good fit for it.