The black Audio-Technica AT829cH is a miniature cardioid lavalier condenser microphone offering wideband, directional sound pickup with low visibility for lecturers, theater performers, and on-screen talent in television production and live stage applications. It features a 36" cable terminated with a 4-pin, screw-down cH connector, enabling compatibility with cH-style wireless transmitters.

The cardioid polar pattern ensures consistent rejection from the rear of the mic for a 120° angle of acceptance and improved immunity to feedback. The AT829cH includes a clothing clip and a windscreen.

For Lectures, Stage & Television    Cardioid Polar Pattern    Enhanced Off-Axis Rejection    Immunity to Feedback    For cH-Style Transmitters    4-Pin cH Connector    Attached 36" Cable    Includes Clothing Clip & Windscreen

Small size provides excellent yet unobtrusive sound pickup

High intelligibility for lecturers, stage/TV performers, and singers

Wide-range capability ensures clean, accurate reproduction

Cardioid lavalier microphone with 4-pin cH connector for use with cH-style transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is an xlr cable included with purchase of microphone? Or, do I have to purchase it separately?

A: An XLR cable must be purchased separately

Q: 2. Is this wireless to the receiver/amp?

A: It is not a wireless microphone at all.

Q: 3. Will this work on an atw-t31?

A: The AT829cW is compatible with the connector on T-31 transmitter and all other UniPak' transmitters from Audio Technica.

Q: 4. i am a youtuber, would this work with pranks? like use it as a mic with a distant camera and itd record the audio??

A: Unfortunately not. The Audio-Technica Pro 70 is not a wireless mic. It has a standard XLR mic cable. If you want to record audio at a distance from your camera then you would need to buy a wireless system.

Q: 5. The signal is low on the AT803. I have to compress the sound causing the noise floor to rise. Is this a common issue and is there a fix?

A: Make sure that you are using either phantom power or a new, fully powered AA battery with the Audio-Technica AT8531 In-Line Powering Module. This will ensure that the AT803B Lavalier Microphone is receiving the proper amount of voltage that it requires to function.

Q: 6. Will this clip work with the Audio-Technica AT803B?

A: The AT 8419 is the clip that is originally shipped with the AT803B lavalier mic. It is compatible.

Q: 7. Can I connect the AT 831B ( with the power supply module ) in an acoustic guitar amp with a XLR input and already providing a phantom power of 16 V?

A: The AT831B can operate on phantom power ranging from 9-52 volts and also using battery. There would be no issue connecting to a device that provides 16V phantom via XLR.

Q: 8. Will this mic work on an ATW-T1001 Transmitter, from the System 10 Digital Camera Mount set?

A: Yes the Audio-Technica AT829cW lavalier mic is directly compatible with the Audio-Technica ATW-T1001 Transmitter.

Q: 9. Would this mic be good for musical theater performers?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica Pro 70 Cardioid Lavalier Microphone can be used for musical theater. The mic is designed for use with vocals or instruments and favors the mid-range frequencies.

Q: 10. I bought two of these mics. I record a podcast in a car and use these mics. The problem is that it seems that any movement of the mic cable causes feedback in the recording... I don't understand why it is so sensitive. An arm brushing up to the mic cause noticeable audio distortion. any ideas?

A: could be a bad cable, or connection. If same thing is happening with both mics, try either with windscreen on, with windscreen off.