Lavalier Microphone, Moman S6E Mini Lapel Mic Omnidirectional Condenser, Camera. Product Details - [Buy more,save more][XLR for Wide Compatibility] Featuring a 3-pin XLR connector, Moman MA6R is compatible with XLR-equipped camera, recorder or mixer. Versatile for interviews, Youtube recording, video shooting, live streaming, broadcast and more.
- [Omnidirectional Pickup Pattern] Moman MA6R lavalier microphone adopts 360° omnidirectional pickup pattern which is able to capture voices from all directions and limit undesired background noise, ensuring normal use when the source position moves.
- [No Batteries Required] Plug and play design! This MA6R clip-on microphone is powered by 48V phantom power supplied from your camera, recorder mixer or other devices.
- [Noise Reduction Technology] Full metal body can effectively shield radio-frequency noise. MA6R with specially-made wind muff could reduce noise and ensure clear sound recording even at outdoors and other open spaces.
- [19.7ft Long Cord] Attached 19.7-feet sturdy audio cable is made of wear-resistant wire with anti-interference, ensures fast and stable signal transmission and restores high quality sound.
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