The black DPA 4266 Omnidirectional Flex Earset Mic with LEMOfrom DPA 4266 Omnidirectional Flex Earset Mic with LEMOcombines the sound of the 4066 omnidirectional capsule and Core amplifier in a lightweight and flexible one-ear earset. It can be used when talent needs to be mic'd quickly and easily, and it's lightweight, comfortable design means the person wearing the microphone will barely notice its presence, making it well suited to conference, speech, and active live-performance applications.

The omnidirectional polar-patterned Core 4266 offers a 14 dB decrease in total harmonic distortion and a 4 dB increase in dynamic range over the Legacy version. The mic is ergonomically designed to fit comfortably; it easily adjusts to fit any ear size and head shape, while at the same time, it mounts securely and is hardly visible. By rotating the boom and the ear hook, the microphone can be used on either the left or the right ear. In addition, the connector splits the cable from the microphone boom, allowing you to swap broken cables and/or wireless connectors quickly. The boom arm is also interchangeable and three windscreens are included.

One-Ear Wearing Style    For Stage and Television    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Range    Round Capsule    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Hardwired 3-Pin LEMO Connector    Long Boom Length    Interchangeable Boom Arm    Includes 3 x Windscreens

Pristine audio quality

Lightweight and flexible

Easy mounting to the left or right

Minimal visual impact

Resistant to humidity

Flexible adapter system fits most professional wireless systems

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the original wireless go system?

A: Yes, the Rode Lavalier II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone can be used with the original Rode Wireless GO system.

Q: 2. Does this work with tenticals?

A: Yes, the RODELink Lav Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone is compatible for use with the Tentacle Sync TRACK E Pocket Audio Recorder.

Q: 3. Will the 2 ft flex yoke also work with the 1 x 3 slim Jim cine frame (used in the Westcott Peter Hurley LED light kit?)

A: Steven,Mounting the 1 x 3 requires the 1' version of the yoke.

Q: 4. Will the receiver on this work with remote antennae?

A: Yes it will. Depending on what you want to do, you may need to get an antenna distribtion/splitter such as the Sennheiser ASA 214 (for multiple systems), and/or use low loss 50ohm cables for runs in excess of 50'

Q: 5. Will this mic work with Scarlett Focusrite 2i2?

A: Yes, the microphone will work with the interface. However, please note: battery power only, does not accept phantom power.

Q: 6. is there a difference between the ECM-44 or the ECM-44b?

A: The Sony ECM 44 is a series of microphones supplied with different connectors depending on application. The ECM44-B is supplied with a AA battery power supply with an XLR connector permanently attached.

Q: 7. Is this receiver rack mountable?

A: The Sennheiser XSW 2 Wireless Combo System with Handheld Mic & Senal Earset Mic (A: 548 to 572 MHz), BH # SEXSW2835AX (B&H Kit), is rack mountable (1/2 rack space) via the included rack mount kit.

Q: 8. Can you remove the locking ring?

A: The locking mechanism on the Rode Lavalier II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black) is not standardly removable.

Q: 9. Sound-wise would this be as good as a 77B? That is, if I don't need the smaller profile of the 77B would this 44B sound as good?

A: The main difference between the ECM 77B and 44B other than physical size, would be the frequency response. The 77B extends lower than the 44B, however generally for speech and broadcast applications those would be rolled off. If size is of no importance, the ECM 44B is a fine choice and very popular in broadcast applications.

Q: 10. How long is the actual cord?

A: 10 feet