The black Confidence CX2-8L Lavalier Mic for Lectrosonics Transmittersfrom Confidence CX2-8L Lavalier Mic for Lectrosonics Transmittersis a dual-element microphone with both an omnidirectional lavalier mic and a cardioid lavalier mic in a single housing. The two mics are wired separately but share a single 3.9' cable that is wired to two of Point Source's proprietary X-Connector connections, which allows you to connect to a wide variety of wireless transmitters simply by swapping out X-Connector adapters. A pair of TA5F X-Connectors for Lectrosonics wireless transmitters are included.

The all-in-one solution is suitable for hybrid events, with the omnidirectional lav providing live sound and the cardioid lavalier used for a simultaneous broadcast feed. The mic cable splits to allow ample separation between both wireless transmitters.

For Hybrid Live/Broadcast Events    For Lectrosonics Transmitters    2 Mics in Single Housing    1 Omnidirectional Lavalier Mic    1 Cardioid Lavalier Mic    Handles up to 136/135 dB SPL    Separate Wires in Single Cable    Two Modular TA5F X-Connectors    Includes 3.9' Cable & Cable Clip    Windscreen, Slider Clip & Storage Box

Features an omnidirectional mic and a cardioid mic in a single lavalier housing, great for hybrid events

The cardioid capsule can handle up to 135 dB, while the omnidirectional capsule can handle up to 136 dB—plenty of headroom for most speakers and presenters

Provides optimal gain before feedback

Elegantly styled, low-profile appearance with slider clip for secure clothing attachment

Includes two TA5F X-Connectors for Lectrosonics wireless transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you put two layers of N-Cubik 13L in a 938?

A: The Nanuk 938 Wheeled Case with Lid Organizer and N-Cubik will not fit 2 of the 14L N-Cubiks.

Q: 2. Would this case fit 4 Tokina Cinema Vistas Safely?

A: The Nanuk 938 Wheeled Case with Foam (Black) is a good case for transporting four Tokina Cinema Vista lenses safely.

Q: 3. Would this fit at the top inside the ProTactic 450 AWII? Looking for a separate insert to use as a top section inside the 450 AWII, somewhat creating the idea of a separate top storage area like in the Fastpack 250, but in a larger bag.

A: The Lowepro GearUp Pro II 8L Camera Cube (X-Large) will fit in the Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW II Camera and Laptop Backpack.

Q: 4. Does this fit the photo sport x bp 35 l aw?

A: Yes the Lowepro GearUp Pro II 8L Camera Cube will fit in the Lowepro PhotoSport X Backpack 35L AW.

Q: 5. I have four 411a receivers. Would this allow me to connect them all to two Betso Bowties or other external antenna?

A: It will, but this is a 1x8 splitter, so you would need one for each of the two antennae.

Q: 6. Can I use IFBT4's with this unit? They transmit at 250mW. Wondering if this can attenuate or handle that kind of power.

A: The Lectrosonics M2C accepts a maximum input of 100 mW per port, so no, they would not be recommended for use together.

Q: 7. I have 4 UCR411s. I want to connect those to a single RF Venue Diversity Antenna. Would I use one of these for A signals from the UCR411s and another for the B signals? And then just use the input to go to the RF Venue fin? Or do I have the input/outputs of this thing wrong in my head?

A: This is possible to do. However, when you split the antennae feed to the receivers, you will suffer a reduction/ level loss. For that reason, it is suggested to use B&H# LEUFM144. Select 5dB boost and then your revers will all receive an adequate signal

Q: 8. How does this compare to Lowepro Creator Box Extra Large II?

A: The Lowepro GearUp Pro II 8L XL is quite a bit larger than the Creator Box XL II, and the former has more space for bodies with battery grips or pro-sized bodies (1Dx III, D6, etc.). The GearUp Creator Box does have the advantage of a front-pocket for accessories that the GearUp Pro II 8L lacks.

Q: 9. Does this fit the PhotoSport BP 24L AW III Photo Backpack?

A: No, the Lowepro GearUp Pro II 8L Camera Cube (X-Large) does not fit in the Lowepro PhotoSport BP 24L AW III Photo Backpack.

Q: 10. What adapter do I need to connect to a Zoom H4n?

A: Hi Gabriel,I think you need to be much more specific. So you want to connect something to an H4N - but what exactly do you want to connect to it?Howard