Tram Tr50 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!

[Plug-In Power] Normally, I record with XLR mics, the Tram TR50 or Sennheiser MKH416, onto a Sound Devices 702. Pretty high quality setup. This microphone takes the Sennheiser wireless packs from terrible (with the included ME2 mics) to pretty good. (that's supposed to be a compliment) Perhaps a bit hot on the high end, but so much crisper and clearer than the ME2s. Worth the money.

[6 x 3 x 1"] This is a must have piece of equipment for a lav. I'm using a Tram TR50 and this little thing is a life saver for audio. I'm usually capturing audio outdoors and I can't afford to have any wind interfere with the audio. This little guy has been great in helping me capture quality audio despite less than ideal weather conditions.

[Tan] I have found the TRAM TR50 to be a workhorse lav for both corporate and narrative film production. Easy to hide, great frequency response and durability.

[Cardioid] ENG/EPK. This is a great entry into the lavalier mic market. I prefer the tram at this point, but is much improved over Sennheiser ME-2 lavaliers.

[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!

[Black] I am pleased with this microphone. Good omnidirectional pickup and seems durable too. This microphone's predecessor (same model of Shure) had a relatively short lifespan, so I'm hoping to get a bit more out of this one.