Product Detail
The Countryman B2DW6FF05LSL is a top - notch directional lavalier microphone that redefines professional audio capture. It's the world's smallest directional lavalier, way smaller than its rivals. With its outstanding sound quality and compact build, it's a perfect fit for broadcasting, live shows, and public speaking. The B2D has a tight hypercardioid pattern. This pattern offers great isolation from background noise, cuts down feedback, ambient noise, and phase cancellation problems. You'll get clearer, more focused audio with 6 - 10 dB more headroom compared to omni lavaliers. It's incredibly versatile, whether used with wireless transmitters or in a studio. It comes with a Shure Switchcraft TA4F SL connector, making it compatible with many Shure wireless transmitters like BLX1, FP1, and more. The light beige color ensures it stays unnoticeable during use, making it a pro's choice. Key features include being the world's smallest, having great sound and isolation, a hypercardioid pattern, compatibility with Shure transmitters, and an unobtrusive color. Specifications are: Frequency Response from 50 Hz to 18 kHz, cable break strength over 45 lbs, weight of 0.07 oz (2 grams), different sensitivities for different bands, and more. The package includes a wireless adapter (if detachable), a carrying case, an isolation clip, a windscreen, and a protective cap.
Using the Countryman B2DW6FF05LSL is easy. First, connect it to your Shure wireless transmitter via the TA4F SL connector. Clip the microphone to your clothing using the isolation clip. If there's wind, attach the windscreen to reduce wind noise. For different sound needs, you can choose the right sensitivity band according to the environment. When not in use, put it in the carrying case and use the protective cap to cover the microphone. Make sure to keep the cable away from sharp objects to avoid damage. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or high humidity. Clean it gently with a soft, dry cloth. If you need to detach the wireless adapter, do it carefully. This way, your microphone will serve you well for a long time.
