Countryman E6 Flex Omnidirectional Earset Mic for General Speaking, E6XOW5T1SL- Tan, 1mm, Shure Transmitter

The Countryman E6 Flex Omnidirectional Earset Mic for General Speaking, E6XOW5T1SL- Tan, 1mm, Shure Transmitter is the ultimate solution for professionals seeking high-quality, invisible audio capture. Perfectly suited for concerts, performances, presentations, and general speaking engagements, this miniature earset microphone blends seamless user comfort with outstanding sound fidelity. Its nearly invisible design ensures it goes unnoticed during live performances or broadcast sessions, while its lightweight and flexible build offer unparalleled ease of use.

The E6 Flex features a tiny mic capsule on an even finer boom, combining the classic fit of the E6 with the flexible boom of the E6i to deliver the best-fitting, easiest-to-use earset microphone on the market. This microphone's omnidirectional polar pattern adeptly minimizes handling noise from fabric and wind, making it a reliable choice for single-user applications. Whether you're addressing an auditorium or performing on stage, the Countryman E6 Flex ensures your voice is captured with crystal-clear precision, free from ambient noise and feedback.

Key Features

• Switchcraft TA4F-Female for Shure
• 1mm Diameter Cable
• Optimized for General Speaking
• Omnidirectional
• Tan color

Specifications

• Transducer: Condenser
• Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional
• Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Equivalent Acoustic Noise: 24dBA SPL
• Maximum Input Sound Level: 130dB SPL
• Power Requirements: Operating Current: 500uA
• Operating Voltage: 1 to 2V
• Power Supply Voltage: +3V with 2.7k ohm Load +5V with 6.8k ohm Load +9V with 15k ohm Load
• Output Impedance: 2k ohms
• Output Connectors: Switchcraft TA4F-Female for Shure transmitters
• Weight: 0.07 oz (2 g)

Package Contents

• Countryman E6 Flex Omnidirectional Earset Mic
• Snap-On Cable with Specified Connector
• Windscreen
• Set of Three Protective Caps
• Set of Two Collar Clips
• Carrying Case