The Countryman E6 Flex Omnidirectional Earset Mic is a top - notch microphone designed for a wide range of uses, including concerts, performances, and public speaking. This 1mm cable, tan - colored earset mic is almost invisible to live and broadcast audiences, offering both excellent performance and a discreet look. It's incredibly lightweight and has a flexible boom, so you can wear it comfortably for long periods, perfect for professionals. With an advanced omnidirectional polar pattern, it reduces handling noise and blocks out ambient sounds, wind noise, and feedback. The combination of the classic E6 fit and the flexibility of the E6i makes it the best - fitting and easiest - to - use earset on the market. Its tiny mic capsule on a small boom ensures great audio capture without being obtrusive. The package comes with a snap - on cable with a specified connector, a windscreen, three protective caps, two collar clips, and a carrying case, providing a complete solution for audio pros. Key features include a Switchcraft TA4F - Female for Shure, optimized for speaking and vocals, and an omnidirectional polar pattern. It has a condenser transducer, a frequency response from 20Hz to 20kHz, and a low equivalent acoustic noise of 29dBA SPL. The maximum input sound level is 135dB SPL, and it has specific power requirements and output impedance.
Using the Countryman E6 Flex Omnidirectional Earset Mic is a breeze. First, attach the earset to your ear and adjust the flexible boom so the mic capsule is close to your mouth. Connect the snap - on cable to the Shure transmitter using the Switchcraft TA4F - Female connector. When using it outdoors, put on the windscreen to reduce wind noise. Remember, this mic is optimized for speaking and vocals, so it works best in those situations. For maintenance, keep the protective caps on when not in use to prevent dust and damage. Clean the mic gently with a soft, dry cloth. Store it in the carrying case provided to protect it from bumps and scratches. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you notice any issues with the audio quality or the cable connection, check the connections first and make sure the power supply meets the requirements.
