Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone For Azden Systems

Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone For Azden Systems - Beige

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The beige Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone for Azden Systems - Beigefrom Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone for Azden Systems - Beigeis an omnidirectional back-electret condenser microphone that is designed to be hidden in hair/costumes or glued on performers' faces in film, theater, and broadcast. It has a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz and a dynamic range of 93 dB. It is compatible with select Azden systems. This microphone includes a matching windscreen and a matching miniature rotational holding clip.

Omnidirectional Polar Pattern Back-Electret Condenser Easily Hidden in Hair/Costumes 20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response 93 dB Dynamic Range RoHS Compliant Windscreen Miniature Rotational Holding Clip

Key Specs
Compatible Transmitters	Azden: (Transmitter Models Unspecified)
Polar Pattern	Omnidirectional
Power Sources	Plug-In Power
Color	Beige
Microphone
Compatible Transmitters	Azden: (Transmitter Models Unspecified)
Polar Pattern	Omnidirectional
Included Tone/Pattern Caps	No
Performance
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 20 kHz
Maximum SPL	150 dB (A-Weighted)
Sensitivity	4.0 mV (at 1 kHz, Open Circuit Voltage)
Dynamic Range	93 dB
Equivalent Noise Level	32 dB (A-Weighted)
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Male
Cable Diameter	0.04" / 1 mm
Power
Power Sources	Plug-In Power
Operating Voltage	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Physical
Color	Beige
Environmental Resistance	No
Weight	0.05 lb / 0.02 kg

Locking 3.5mm male connector for compatibility with the following Azden wireless systems: 15BT and 35BT

All-purpose, rugged lavalier that is easy to hide

Also suited for news anchors, interviews, lecturers, schools, and general lavalier applications

0.12" capsule diameter

RoHS compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the head diameter of the microphone?

A: I don't have it with me but - with the foam buffer its around 15-18mm without 8-10mm

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the SONY WRT-820A?

A: This microphone is not compatible with any Sony systems. Your Sony wireless system requires a mic with the SMC9-4P connector, such as the Sony ECM-44BC Omni-Directional Lavalier Condenser Microphone with 4-Pin Connector,B&H # SOECM44BC.

Q: 3. will it work with a zoom?

A: The EX-503 will be compatible with devices that have a 3.5mm mic input jack and are able to supply plug in power to the mic. This includes the Zoom H1, H2 and H4N recorders.

Q: 4. I may have missed it, but I can't seem to find the length of the wire - how long is the wire? Bonus question - what would be a good extension if I needed to extend the wire?

A: The cable length is about 4 feet. I don't have a specific extension to recommend, but you'll want to look for a mono audio cable that is 3.5mm TS female to 3.5mm TS male.

Q: 5. Is ex503h mic compatible with sony WRT820A?

A: I am afraid not. The Azden employs a 4-pin mini Hirose Your bodypack uses SONY's proprietary SMC9-4P connector. The pin-assignment may be different:Pin 1: +5 voltsPin 2: HotPin 3: ColdPin 4: Ground

Q: 6. Is Azden EX-503H compatible with SONY WRT820A transmitter?

A: This mic is not compatible with the Sony WRT820A. You would need a mic with a twist-on 4-pin connector that is wired for Sony, such as the Countryman B3 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black), B&H # COB3SOBRS.

Q: 7. Can this be plugged into a Sennheiser transmitter? The Sennheiser has a three contact 1/8inch connector, this has only two contacts. Anyone do this already? Thanks!

A: I can't really comment on Sennheiser's equipment, however, if the transmitter has a 3 contact mini-jack, it could be for a balanced connection. If this is the case, it is possible that the 2 contact plug on the EX-503L would work, it just would not be balanced.

Q: 8. Is this the only mic Sennheiser makes with a TA4F connector...or the only one B&H sells? Thanks.

A: The Sennheiser MKE2 Gold Series LAV Microphone with TA4F Connector for Shure Transmitter is indeed a rare item. As Sennheiser and Shure both manufacture wireless microphone systems, they typically don't wire their mics as compatible with transmitters made by other manufacturers, as is the case here.

Q: 9. Will it come with foam and clip or i have to buy it extra??

A: I have three of these. It comes with the foam and clip.

Q: 10. If I combine this with a MiCon-1 adapter can I use it in my RodeLink?

A: No - the MiCon adapter are for RODE lavalier mics only.

AVP	19/08/2024
[Omnidirectional] I MUST DISAGREE with a previous review from Jonny PA they are durable as much as my sony ones costing 7 times the price. Here's a tip for those of you who are rough or sloppy with your gear. IT'S A WIRE so be careful and don't abuse of it!!! When I put these mics away or ANY set of laws by the way, I observe the original bending marks that came from factory. don't re-bend the cables to fit your bag. Make the BAG fit the cable! Following these suggestions will make your delicate lav wire to last until 2080 or longer. I'm a very busy videographer and do lots of run and gun. Nothing I own ever breaks. I own 2 of these mics with their complete lav system Excellent audio capture. It's quiet, crisp yet gentle on highs and no hiss!I use this on the Azden lav system and ALSO worked flawlessly on a Gopro hero 4 via external audio using this mic. 5

Lara	07/07/2024
[Beige] Guys, seriously, go with this microphone. It gives great semi-professional sound, and it's a great price! What I did is I bought a Sony voice recorder and I use this mic plugged into the mic jack of the voice recorder to sync up to my video interviews later...I get great results! I also use a Rode mic ontop of my DSLR for more depth to my interview sound and as backup sound, but I do love this little mic! Highly recommend! 5

Roger	11/06/2024
[Plug-In Power] I bought three of the EX-503L lav microphones to replace three older ones I had, two since 2009 and one since 2012. They'd been used a lot, and it comes as no surprise that clients aren't always gentle with the videographer's gear. They'd been tugged at, knotted up, you name it through the years. Recently, I'd noticed a drop in quality of the audio I was getting from my wireless units. Replacing the microphones seems to have fixed the problems. I had an all day long corporate shoot where I used all three of my Azden UHF units going into a Zoom H6. The audio was nice and clean. I'm very pleased with the performance of the EX-503L mics. 5

Chris	09/06/2024
[Beige] I had to replace the lav microphone for an Azden WR-PRO wireless mic pack (not the microphone's fault... it literally was trampled by the talent...). I tried some quick replacements while this was in the mail, but I was glad when the package showed up since nothing could match the sound of the original. It has great pick-up while also ignoring a lot of background noise, such as a busy highway or a crowded convention hall. If you have an Azden pack, BE SURE TO GET THIS MIC. If you get an electrocet mic that is powered by a battery, you get a bad buzz in the audio line. The only con I have seen is that the tie-clip included is a bit flimsy, doesn't really grip well and is easy to lose. 5

Tommy	28/05/2024
[Omnidirectional] It's an in-expensive solution to capturing spoken audio. Best use for this unit is spoken work capture for example a groom lavaliere at a wedding. I wouldn't use this for high fidelity capture but, that is not what it's intended for. Actually, I would't use a lavaliere mic for high fidelity audio any way. 5

Anthony	14/05/2024
[Beige] I bought 2 of these for a last minute shoot where i needed to be a long way from the speaker at a conference I was filming. and the quality was good! 5