Samson Lavalier Microphone

[3 V RMS] I replaced a Samson brand lavalier with this Sennheiser. The Sennheiser is much better built. The AA batteries last several times longer than the 9V batteries that the Samson required. The output of the Sennheiser is a bit lower than the Samson but this is easily corrected in camera settings (lav directly input to camera) or with the pre-amplifier settings when using multiple mics in studio. Overall, I'm pleased with the replacement.

[0.04 lb] This fits perfectly over my Samson - G-Track Pro USB 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.

[Plug-In Power] We had a failed microphone on a samson wireless transmitter and needed a replacement quickly! This microphone was by far the best priced I found online ....I am very happy with the performance of the microphone so far.

[Plug-In Power] The Samson Airline Wireless Earset System is the best ear microphone I have ever used and I speak in venues around America and have for decades. It doesn't fall off of my ear is almost every other earset does! It doesn't mess my hair or look ridiculous to people staring at my face because the microphone is flesh-colored and very thin. I put it in my travel case to take with me when I fly out. it is very compact and light. When I arrive at where I am speaking, I just hand the sound man the case, put my mic in my pocket until I am ready to speak, push the button to on, place it over my ear, and go to the platform and don't have to give it another thought! I only wish I had discovered this sooner! I give it my highest recommendation. You will not be sorry you made this investment!

[1.125 lb] I was worried about whether this shock mount would work with my Samson G-Track Pro since there seem to be inconsistencies in the manufacturing. However, I think the issue is actually not with the shock mount, but with the microphone itself. It seems that some models of the microphone have a short mounting thread, and some have a long thread. Fortunately, my microphone had a long thread, so this shock mount fit perfectly and holds the microphone securely.

[None] The microphone works well with my Samson boom arm (38) , and works well over USB. I don't have an audio interface for XLR at the moment but it seems you can get a little bit more quality out of the mic through XLR. The noise rejection is very good, and so much better than a cardioid mic. I use this to work from home, and even when kids are running upstairs and my chair squeaks, no one can hear. Shure's software is also quite good, and has a lot of customization like profiles you can set and different effects.

[31.75" / 806 mm] Nice heavy stand for good stability with my Samson CO3U microphone. Adjustable, easy to assemble and well built. I used the vibration isolation assembly with the C03U which extends the center of gravity out a ways and this stand handles it like a champ.

[5 x 3.2 x 2.6"] I bought this for my Samson M10, which is a cheap and discontinued dynamic microphone. So, I'm assuming that if it fits that, it would fit on most handheld mics

[1.125 lb] The shock mount connect better with the Samson Microphone Boom Arm than the adapter they include with the microphone. You have to remove the inner adapter and this connects to the boom arm. Very solid, and reduces noice when you move the arm or bump the desk.