The Countryman E6 Flex Directional Earset Mic is a top - notch choice for vocalists and performers. It offers a nearly invisible, high - performance solution. Crafted for powerful vocal shows, it combines advanced technology with ergonomic comfort, perfect for concerts, theater, and live broadcasts. Its sleek cocoa - colored design stays discreet on stage, so the audience can focus on the performance. This mini mic has a durable and flexible build, mixing the best of the classic E6 and E6i ranges. A tiny capsule on a tiny boom means minimal visual impact and maximum comfort. The directional polar pattern is great at blocking wind, ambient noise, and unwanted feedback, giving clear and precise sound. With its lightweight body, performers can move freely without being bothered by heavy equipment. Key features include a Switchcraft TA4F - Female connector for Shure transmitters, a 2mm diameter cable for durability and flexibility, optimization for strong vocals, a directional polar pattern for noise rejection, and a cocoa color for low stage visibility. Specifications involve a condenser transducer, a directional polar pattern, a frequency response from 30Hz to 15kHz +/- 3dB, and more. The package includes the mic, a snap - on cable with the specified connector, a windscreen, three protective caps, two collar clips, and a carrying case.
Using the Countryman E6 Flex Directional Earset Mic is easy. First, connect the snap - on cable to your Shure transmitter using the Switchcraft TA4F - Female connector. Then, put on the earset mic, adjusting it for a comfortable fit. Make sure the microphone capsule is close to your mouth for the best sound. When you're performing, you can move around freely as it's lightweight. As for maintenance, keep the mic clean. After use, gently wipe the capsule with a soft cloth. If it gets dirty, use a mild cleaning solution. Store the mic in the provided carrying case to protect it from damage. Also, be careful not to expose it to extreme temperatures or moisture. And when not in use, disconnect it from the transmitter to save power.
