This brown, compact MM-PSM Pro Omnidirectional Earset Mic for Samson Wirelessdelivers clear spoken-word and vocal reproduction for presenters and performers working in music, theatrical, broadcast, house of worship, lecture, and presentation settings. It comes with a TA3F connector that plugs into select Samson bodypack transmitters.

The MM-PSM Pro Series earset features a 3mm capsule mounted on a short 3.4' boom that can be discreetly positioned away from the mouth for an unobtrusive fit. The earset can be worn on either the left or right ear and feels natural when used for extended periods of time. The extremely flexible boom is virtually unbreakable.

The capsule delivers full-frequency (20 Hz to 20 kHz) audio performance and high gain before feedback for detailed speech intelligibility. The 145 dB of dynamic range makes this mic well suited for loud vocal performances in houses of worship and on the musical stage. The mic's omnidirectional polar pattern offers enhanced plosive protection with no proximity effect for a natural sound.

All MM-PSM Pro Series microphones are made in the USA.

For Stage, Broadcast, Public Speaking    Omnidirectional Pickup Pattern    3.4" Boom/Low-Profile/Single-Ear Design    TA3F Connector    Made in the USA

• TA3F connector for compatibility with the following Samson wireless transmitters: AL-300, CT3, CT7, VT2L, VT3L, UT1L, and T32

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. determine Samson airline micro to buy k1 k2 k3 for zip code 25124?

A: For that zip code, either of the 3 available frequencies will work. If you are using multiple units, you will need to select a different frequency per user.

Q: 2. Do you sell the kind of adapter I need to connect this to a MacBook Pro? I believe some kind of trrs connector to make the headphone jack into a mic input is required...

A: Yes- this is the product that you need ($15) : https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1048151-REG/rode_sc4_trs_to_trrs_adaptor.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 3. How do I determine best frequency choice, K1, K2 or K3?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. We can determine this based off your zip code. Please email us at info@samsontech.com and we can assist you in finding the best option of Airline Micro to go with. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 4. What are the converters included?

A: It comes with 3.5mm (Sennheiser) TA3, TA4, and Lemo adapters.

Q: 5. Which airline micro wireless for zip code 73092?

A: They all will fall within the same block so there wll be no difference in your area. If you are buying more than one make sure you buy differet frequencies for each.

Q: 6. Which airline wireless to go with zip code 73092 ?

A: All of the frequency options for the Samson AirLine Micro Wireless Earset System with the K band will work in your area. Since the AirLine Micro system operates on a single fixed frequency, if you are using more than one system at the same time, each system needs to be a different frequency.

Q: 7. Which airline micro wireless for zip code 22963?

A: K6: 480.475 MHz and K2: 490.975 MHz should both work well in your area. We do have them available in stock as well.

Q: 8. Does this mic need phantom power?

A: Yes, it is a condenser mic. It will pull power from your wireless transmitter body pack. If you adapt it to XLR you'll need to provide phantom power.

Q: 9. Are these converters included?

A: Yes there are four adapters for different body packs.

Q: 10. Wil this system work in Australia?

A: No, unfortunately, none of the Samson AirLine Micro Wireless Earset Systems that we sell operate on frequencies that are available for use by wireless microphones in Australia. You can use wireless systems that operate on the 2.4 GHz frequency band in most areas of the world. For example, the Samson XPDm Digital Wireless Omni Headset Microphone System - 2.4 GHz (B&H # SAWXRDM1BDE5) is a compatible option, as is the Samson XPD2 Headset USB Digital Wireless System (B&H # SASWXPD2BDE5) which has a USB receiver and can connect directly to a computer or used with USB power for connection to other devices through the 3.5mm output (headphone jack). For more details on specific wireless frequencies for wireless microphone use in Australia, refer to this page from the Australian Communications and Media Authority which provides useful information as well as a link to channel guides for selecting frequencies for use in specific regions of Australia: https://www.acma.gov.au/wireless-microphones