The MARK-CV1 Professional Battery-Powered Condenser Microphone from VocoPro is designed for the karaoke performances and does not require phantom power. Its wide and uniform frequency response range makes it ideal for professionals who operate in recording studios. With the use of a high-quality and battery-powered condenser cartridge, the Mark-CV1 Microphone can be easily used with virtually any mixer.

Battery-powered condenser element eliminates the need for phantom power

Hardened steel protective grill

Unidirectional polar pattern

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I hook up these microphones to a Mackie 1403 VLZ3 mixer?

A: The mixer included with the VocoPro USB-CONFERENCE-12 12-Person Wireless Microphone/USB Interface Package (B&H # VOUSBCONFC12) can send audio out to a Mackie VLZ3 mixer, but the included microphones require a receiver and would not be able to connect directly to the Mackie mixer without the use of additional hardware.

Q: 2. The purchase of the microphone does come with the Cakewalk software does it not?

A: In the BoxSamson C01UCW USB Condenser MicrophoneStorage BagSwivel MountUSB CableTripodSoftware CD - SONAR CakewalkLimited 2-Year Warranty

Q: 3. If I bought a splitter and plugged two of these in would my iPhone record the audio from both?

A: Into one channel yes. The RDE SC6 is the adaptor we make that gives you two inputs and also a headphone out for using the smartlav.

Q: 4. Can i use this for direct audio input of my singing video being filmed on my iphone at the same time (without having to use 2 separate iphones - one for audio and one for video - and then mixing audio and video) using additional software?

A: Yes, the SmartLav+ can be used to record audio for video being filmed on an iPhone (instead of using the iPhone's built-in microphone). You will need to use a Lightning adapter like the Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter (B&H # APLAADAP) to convert the plug on the mic from 3.5mm TRRS to Lightning.

Q: 5. Is there gain control on this product?

A: There is a gain control in the app, not on the microphone. The free Rode app works fine depending on your level and number of recording. Just record a few test recordings, adjust and listen to find that sweet spot.

Q: 6. We have quite a few VocoPro SilentPa 900MHz recievers. Will the SilentPa receivers also work with this SilentSymphony transmitter since they both run at 900MHz or are the recievers not interchangable?

A: This is compatible with all SilentSymphony 900 MHz receivers.

Q: 7. Can this be used with a regular recorder (with a 1/8 microphone jack) instead of a smartphone (i.e. Olympus Ws-852)?

A: It does with the Rhode adapter. Also, this mic requires power. It did not work immediately with my digital recorder, which is a Roland R-05, as I expected. Upon further examination I realized there was a setting to send power to the mic and it worked like a charm.

Q: 8. If used with a Tv, does any latency occur, or all the lips and the sound in sync?

A: The VocoPro SilentSymphony-SOLO Wireless Audio Broadcast & Headphone System (BH # VOSILSYMPHS) should operate with little discernable latency.

Q: 9. Can I plug it to ipad mini 2 and record video when playing violin? Clip to violin tailpiece or near of the bridge?

A: We use this Rode mic for all our videos. We even use a 6' extension made for Apple products, we use this mic on our iPads (Mini, Air & Pro) we even use it on our iPhones. Then we edit on iMovie, all videos shot on separate IOS devices get airdropped to our iPad Pro for edit. Audio quality is great.

Q: 10. Can I use this to recorded directly into USB-C iPad Pro and USB-C Mac, assuming use with the Apple USB-C to 3.5mm adapter?

A: Yes.