Add a compact, clip-on wireless microphone for single-person documentary, YouTube, or vlog production with the black LARK 150 Solo Wireless Microphone System from Hollyland. The system offers an ultracompact clip-on mic/transmitter and a clip-on receiver to provide a portable, cost-effective, all-inclusive solution for recording a subject to your audio recorder, camera, or camcorder.

The compact transmitter weighs less than 1 oz and features a built-in clip and an omnidirectional microphone, making it simple to attach it to a lapel or shirt for quick and easy true-wireless audio. The built-in mic offers an anti-vibration design with intelligent noise cancellation and smart frequency selection with FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) technology for a crisp, clear signal in the 2.4 GHz bandwidth. For a more discreet look, you can use the included lavalier microphone and simply plug the mic into the 3.5mm input port. The transmitter provides a two-way mute button.

The receiver features a belt clip, volume knobs for each channel that depress for mute and mode changes, and both a 3.5mm headphone monitoring output and a 3.5mm line output. The two-channel receiver makes it easy to add an additional transmitter (available separately) for two-person applications. The receiver's OLED screen displays the connection and battery status of all three units. You can transmit a strong signal with less than 5ms latency at up to 328' away from the receiver, and the versatile system also supports switchable safety, stereo, and mono modes for different configurations.

The LARK 150 Solo system is automatically paired, charged, and stored in the included charging case which also provides a space for an optional second transmitter. The case charges all three units using its USB input port. The rechargeable batteries will power the transmitter for up to 4 hours and the receiver for up to 7.5 hours. A USB cable, 3.5mm TRS audio cable, furry windscreen for the lavalier mic, and a storage bag are also included with the system.

Portable 1-Person Wireless Mic System    1 Clip-On Transmitter/Mic, 1 Receiver    Fast Auto-Pairing, Charging Case    3.5mm Audio Out + 3.5mm Headphone Out    Easy to Use, Plug & Play Operation    DSP Noise Cancellation, Anti-Vibration    1 Lavalier Microphone + Windscreen    Safe/Mono/Stereo Modes, 2-Way Mute    4 Hr Transmitter & 7.5 Hr Receiver Power    Up to 8 Systems at Once / 328' Range

Anti-vibration sound chamber design

DSP (Digital Signal Processor) intelligent noise cancellation

Built-in high-sensibility omnidirectional silicon microphone on the transmitter

Lavalier microphone with furry windscreen is included for a more discreet appearance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is Holly View 150 compatible w/action cameras?

A: If the camera has a mini mic input then yes. If you are using a GoPro then you will need the GoPro Mic Adapter or a GoPro Media Mod for that compatibility.

Q: 2. I can connect them to an iPhone with Lightning connector?

A: Yes. But this adapter would be required: Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter B&H # APLAADAP: https://bhpho.to/3sApIOk 8-Pin Lightning Connection 3.5mm Stereo Mini Plug For Use with iPhone 7 and iOS Devices

Q: 3. Can i use sennheiser me2 or rode link lav microphones?

A: Hi Diego, yes of course.

Q: 4. Where can i buy just the lavalier mic for this system? is there a replacement one?

A: There are dozens of compatible lavalier microphoes for this wireless system. Please see our selection: https://bhpho.to/3mqEMxe

Q: 5. What equipment is needed to connect the receiver to the hot shoe of a camcorder?

A: The belt clip on the receiver included with the Hollyland LARK 150 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System functions as a shoe mount adapter to allow it to be mounted in a camera's hot shoe. Page 6 of the user manual shows how the receiver attaches to the camera: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/703189.pdf

Q: 6. Do the Transmitters turn off if they're out of range of the Receiver?

A: Hi Randy, the Trasmitters will not turn off immediately, they will lost the signal first. And if the transmitter lost the signal more than 5 minuts, it will switch to sleep mode.

Q: 7. Is there any way to charge these besides via the case? Having the microphone transmitter die out or not be able to be plugged into a portable charger or have battery swapped doesn't seem ideal for most situations where the battery needs to last long.

A: Since the receiver only last 7 hour and it can’t be charged without placing it in the case, you are still limited to 7 hours.

Q: 8. Is th mini jack on each transmitter actually a headphone out? It would make more sense to be a mic in (ala the Rode Go system). Can anyone confirm?

A: The receiver has Line Outputs: Receiver Form Factor Beltpack / Portable Mounting Options Belt Clip (with Included Hardware) Antenna 1 x 1/4 Wave Wire, Fixed Number of Audio Channels 2 Audio I/O 2 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Line Output Audio Output Level 5 dB

Q: 9. Is there a cable available to attach directly to iPhone 12 Pro Max? I want to use with DJI OM4 gimble.

A: To connect this system to an iPhone 12 Max, you will need the following two adapters, B&H # ROSC4 and B&H # APLAADAP.

Q: 10. can i connect the mic into a computer?

A: Yes, the output from the receiver can be connected to a dedicated mic input on the computer or using a USB audio interface.