The beige Mogan Elite ICE Omni Microphone for Sennheiserfrom Mogan Elite ICE Omni Microphone for Sennheiseroffers pristine sound, low visibility, and enhanced comfort to discerning presenters or performers for applications such as broadcasting, stage, lectures, houses of worship, and more.

The Elite ICE features a moisture-resistant omnidirectional capsule which delivers a rich vocal sound with full-frequency audio response (20 Hz to 20 kHz) and high gain before feedback. The transparent earpiece features proprietary Invisi-Clear Earpiece (ICE) technology which gives this earset an uncommonly discreet visual appearance by blending with the user's skin tone. For comfort, the thin, strong boom can be positioned on the user's left or right side, and adjusted to the contour of any face.

The earset can be used with a choice of interchangeable cables (available separately) which let you connect it to most popular wireless transmitters, including models from Shure, AKG, Sennheiser, and Audio-Technica. The Elite ICE comes with five foam windscreens and an impact-resistant aluminum case.

For Stage, Broadcast, House of Worship    Works with Sennheiser Transmitters    Interchangeable Cable    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Transparent Earpiece    Discreet 2.5mm Diameter Mic    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Moisture-Resistant Capsule    Hypoallergenic Earpiece    Foam Windscreens, Aluminum Case Included

Kevlar-reinforced, interchangeable cable with hardwired connector for Sennheiser transmitters

Transparent earpiece with Invisi-Clear Earpiece (ICE) technology

Discreet, 2.5mm omnidirectional condenser microphone element

Full-frequency, moisture-resistant capsule

Fully adjustable boom and earpiece – can be positioned on the user's left or right side and adjusted to the contours of any face

Hypoallergenic earpiece

Cable features a hardwired 1/8" (3.5mm) connector for compatibility with Sennheiser wireless transmitters

Includes five foam windscreens and aluminum case

Can be used with a choice of interchangeable cables (available separately) which allow you to connect the earset to most popular wireless transmitters, including models from Shure, AKG, Sennheiser, and Audio-Technica

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a gain control?

A: No, there is no gain control. These are meant to be a cable replacement only. For a unit with gain control, here's a similar 2.4ghz option BH #RORODLNKFM.

Q: 2. If this is used with a 32-bit recorder such as the tascam x8 or zoom f6, will the clipping be fixable in post?

A: It is very difficult to clip a 32-bit converter, but it is still possible to overload a mic capsule if you surpass the SPL it is designed for. A 32-bit recorder won't help with this, and if you somehow do clip the ADC on the way in it won't help with that either, but it does make clipping extremely unlikely due to the amount of headroom it gives you. If you are routinely running into problems with clipping during recording, or if there is no one on hand to adjust levels on the fly, a 32-bit recorder can be a game changer.

Q: 3. Can the receiver and transmitter charge while in use?

A: It is possible to operate the transmitter and receiver when they are charging, however, Sennheiser does recommend turning the units off during charging. More details are listed here, under "charging the rechargeable battery": https://bit.ly/3Tfq0rz

Q: 4. which frequency set is better? and what are the applications of each: A, A1, G?

A: In general, all of the frequency ranges offered for the Sennheiser EW 100 G4-ME2 Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System can be considered equal. One becomes better than the others when assessing factors such as location and other wireless systems existing and operating in the same environment. For instance, some cities have more open channels on a specific range than others. If this system is being integrated into a scenario with other wireless microphones, the existing frequency ranges of those microphones should also be taken into consideration when choosing a frequency for the Sennheiser. This system has 1,680 potential frequencies on each range and the ability to scan for the cleanest channel based on location, so it is hard to go wrong with any range.

Q: 5. Can the receiver unit receive two simultaneous channels or can it only receive from one transmitter at a time?

A: No it can’t. In the features it clearly says: “Multi-pairing lets you quickly switch between multiple transmitters linked to one receiver (note that only one transmitter can broadcast to one receiver at a time)”

Q: 6. Does this kit include the hotshoe mount adapter to mount the receiver to the hotshoe of the camera?

A: No it doesn’t. The receiver on this particular kit is with the XLR male which is meant to be plugged into an XLR source such as mixing boards or even cameras with an XLR input. Since it’s plugged into the XLR, a separate mounting isn’t needed not possible. There are various other camera kits with a mini output which do come with shoe mount adapters.

Q: 7. Will the cable works for XSW 1-908 wireless system for for brass instruments?

A: Yes, the Mogan 2mm Replacement Microphone Cable for Sennheiser Wireless Transmitters (Beige, 6') has the proper 3.5mm connection for use with the transmitter in the Sennheiser XSW 1-908-A UHF Wireless Brass Set. It will not serve as a replacement cable for the e908T Cardioid Gooseneck Microphone in this set, however.

Q: 8. does the xlr transmitter work with the rode-NTG 2 ?

A: No, the XLR is the receiver.

Q: 9. Can transmitter be connected via adapters to XLR or 1/8?

A: Yes ir csn. This is also availible as an XLR set here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1444574-REG/sennheiser_xsw_d_xlr_base_set_xlr_base_set_xsw_d.html

Q: 10. Is the xlr out line level?

A: The XLR out is a balanced MIC level output, while the 1/4-inch out is an unbalanced LINE level signal.