The Audix H60 OM2 64MHz Microphone Transmitter 522-586MHzis a Performance Series handheld microphone transmitter with an OM2 capsule designed to deliver simple configuration and reliable wireless signal transmission for vocalists, presenters, and public speakers in houses of worship, concert venues, conferences, and live stage applications. It offers 64 MHz of bandwidth from 522 to 586 MHz, effectively covering A and B frequency groups for proper use with Audix Performance Series receivers. The hypercardioid dynamic capsule yields enhanced off-axis rejection, a 50 Hz to 16 kHz frequency response with a mild bass boost, and a high maximum SPL of approximately 140 dB.

A high-contrast LCD shows the current group, channel, frequency, and battery status. Dip switches provide access to three AF gain settings and the selectable 10/30mW RF output power. Two supplied AA batteries power the H60 OM2 for up to 14 hours. The rugged metal housing features a soft mute button for silent and quick on/off switching.

Dynamic Microphone Capsule    Hypercardioid Polar Pattern    High Maximum SPL    Up to 14-Hour Run Time via AA Batteries    64 MHz Bandwidth    Selectable 10/30mW RF Output Power    AF Gain Control    Rugged Metal Housing    High-Contrast LCD    Soft Mute Switch

64 MHz bandwidth from 522 to 586 MHz covers A and B frequency groups

High-contrast LCD shows group, channel, frequency, and battery status

Durable tour-worthy metal housing

Modular capsule design allows easy swapping between dynamic and condenser capsules (available separately)

Convenient soft mute button for quick on/off switching

Two supplied AA batteries provide up to 14 hours of run time

Selectable 10/30mW RF power output

Three selectable gain settings—0 dB, -6 dB, and -12 dB

Dent-resistant steel mesh grille

Includes mic clip and pouch

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this microphone work with this Shure auto-mixer?https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/188356-REG/Shure_SCM410_SCM410_4_Cha

A: Yes, the Audix M70W Flush-Mount Ceiling Microphone can be connected to the Shure SCM410 4 Channel Automatic Mixer, however, you will need to use a separate phantom power supply to power the microphone since the M70W requires a minimum of 18V and the SCM410 will supply only 12V. As an option for a single mic, you can use the Mackie M48 Single-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply (B&H # MAM48).

Q: 2. We have had two M1250B's for four years. Purchased to record the choir. Recently, the Music Director wants to amplify the choir a bit during Praise and Worship songs. However, the M1250Bs pick up a bunch of drums which sit 12 feet from the left mic and the drums are actually more predominate than the choir. Request advice? gev at Kirkmont Church

A: Move the drum kit if possible. If these mics are not ceiling mounted - you might try a few of these panels: ClearSonic S5-2 - 66 x 48 x 1.5 Double Section SORBER Baffle (Light Grey) with Handle. a href= http://bhpho.to/1AeFdcw target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1AeFdcw/a

Q: 3. Where is the link to only the omni-directional capsule? I can't seem to find it

A: The Audix SCX Omni capsule is not currently available as a separate item.

Q: 4. Will this work with any mic with a mini-XLR connector, or only with Audix? Thanks.

A: Yes, the Audix MicroBoom 84 Carbon Fiber 84" Boom can be use with any microphone that has a mini-XLR connector. The MicroBoom 84 has a mini-XLR female connector on the top to attach the mic and terminates with a mini-XLR male connector at the bottom. The MicroBoom attaches to any microphone stand and can be used horizontally or vertically.

Q: 5. Would this mic work ok for streaming? I'd like to not have the mic on screen and be able to move my head a little. Also would it pick up a lot of the speaker audio? I don't want to use headphones if I can get away with it.

A: I can't imagine a problem with streaming. As for picking up your monitor audio, that's a bit tricky to answer without seeing your recording space. I'm guessing that some noise reduction to reduce your monitor audio bouncing back and having the monitors behind the mic should result in a clean sound without picking up the monitors... but this would be true for any mic that's not omnidirectional. We use this mic at about 3 feet from two people talking and it's awesome... we don't use the monitor. If money's not a limiting factor, this mic also has different heads that support different patterns..

Q: 6. What is the pickup range/distance of this microphone? Trying to figure out how many we need for full room coverage.

A: The range of the Audix M70W Flush-Mount Ceiling Microphone will depend on several factors, such as room acoustics, ambient volume level, and occupancy. In terms of coverage, it has a 45-degree pickup angle.

Q: 7. To keep out of my shot, how far away can this be placed from the subject? For a one person indoor interview.

A: The Audix SCX1-HC can be placed at around 5 feet away from the person talking, at the very most.

Q: 8. How does this mic compare to the Shure SM58?

A: The audio specs for the frequency response range and sensitivity of f50S and SM58 are fairly close. Both mics can handle very loud sounds but the SM58 will retain more clarity at the very highest sound pressure levels. In terms of construction, both mics are made of metal and are very durable. Both mics include a pouch and mic clip. There is a difference in the length of the manufacturer's warranty. The f50S has a 3-year warranty and the SM58 has a 2-year warranty. The f50S has an on/off switch and there is a SM58S model (B&H # SHSM58S) that includes an on/off switch. There is also a difference in price between the Audix and Shure mics which may also be a consideration. Please feel free to contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you have additional questions or if you would like further assistance.

Q: 9. Does it work in the ATR 3350 Audio technica?

A: I'm afraid not. That clip is designed to hold the mic itself the ADX10 is 10 mm in diameter. The ATR 3350 is 8 mm in diameter. Not a good fit. Try a B&H link toa href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885752-REG/auray_tc_olm10_tie_clips_for_olm_10.html/pageID/accessory target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885752-REG/auray_tc_olm10_tie_clips_for_olm_10.html/pageID/accessory/aThis clip will hold the cable as opposed to the entire mic. Should fit fine.

Q: 10. To synch sound to footage shot on a Canon DSLR would this mic work via a zoom recorder?

A: The Audix SCX1/HC Studio Condenser Microphone Kit is a good option for recording audio separately into a Zoom recorder. Sync will likely have to be done manually in editing as most DSLR cameras and some Zoom models do not offer timecode onboard. It is possible to record timecode as an audio track on each device, which can be decoded by certain editing softwares for sync, if you use a device such as the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 to feed both the camera and recorder the same timecode: https://bhpho.to/3Lj6m8W