Azden Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone

[Brown] Sennheiser ME 2 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone is one of my favorite microphone that caches the sound of my acoustic musical instruments while I play and sing. I don't have to use two microphones while interviewing someone.

[0.045 lb] The OLM-10 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone met his perfect match: Zoom H1 Recorder. The OLM-10 use a small battery, I'm not sure how long this battery life will be so always I have extra batteries just in case. Also I use headphones to control the levels and the quality is great. It was a success on my last two weddings with the Groom and the Preacher.

[Black] Folks - this omnidirectional lavalier microphone with locking 3.5mm connector in black is made by Sennheiser and is 101% a quality microphone connector.

[Omnidirectional] We use this product on a lavalier style microphone transmitter. We already had a cardioid microphone on it, but when the speaker turned his head, it didn't catch the audio (like it's supposed to). So, we got this omnidirectional replacement cartridge which worked well. It was a little bit difficult to remove the old windscreen, but after that the old cartridge unscrewed with no problem and this one screwed in easily - windscreen back on and now we have a clear omnidirectional microphone!

[Battery] used the Azden WMS-PRO VHF Wireless Lavalier in a big hangar with tremendous echo. it cut out all the extra noise and picked up the voice like a champ! range was strong up to 40'. would love to be able to have it handle up to 2 or 3 wireless lavaliers to make interviews and other multiple voice recordings super smooth.

[Hypercardioid] The lavalier mic that came with the Azden Pro Video Mic System was an Omni and it picked up sound from all directions. Now there is a uni mic that excludes unwanted side and back noise.

[11 to 50 V] I mostly use the Azden SGM-250CX along with a Sennheiser Lavalier wireless microphone to pick up the ambient room sound then reduce the db in that channel in post production so I have some room sound. It's also my backup incase the Lavalier has a problem. I didn't like the size or length of the Sennheiser shotgun mics and the Azden was mentioned in the Q&A and it seemed like a good fit for and on camera mic for my camcorder. Like people say, wish it didn't have a hardwired XLR connection and could run on battery as well as phantom power but the size was right and the reviews were good. It also is reasonably priced compared to some mics. I haven't used the windshield kit yet but will get to it for any outdoor sessions I might have.

[Plug-In Power] 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.

[Dynamic] I was very impressed by the sound quality of this microphone! I am using it for Red Carpet Events. I would buy an Azden again

[Mono] I currently use this product for interviewing and it works great! The microphone's omnidirectional abilities make it a great mic to interview two people at a time! I'm an amateur at best in the audio world of video, but these are just so simple to use. I'm currently saving for a wireless setup, but with a 5' headphone extension cable I had laying around my house, I was able to make these mics work for interviewing people far distances away (10'). I have had these mics for just about wo weeks, and they haven't got a lot of usage, but I just have not found anything bad about them!