The Countryman E6i Directional Earset Mic is a top - notch, tiny microphone made for speaking and singing. It comes in a trendy light beige color and has a 2mm audio cable, perfect for Audio Technica transmitters. This earset mic can work almost invisibly, which is great for stage shows, trade events, religious places, auctions, and lectures. Its cardioid polar pattern cuts down on off - axis feedback and noise from nearby speakers and instruments, giving you clear and focused sound. The E6i is better than the classic E6. It has a softer, more flexible boom and a silicone ear - pad, making it super comfortable for multiple users. You can easily adjust the boom to get the best sound for different people. It also has a removable and quick - swap cable system, so you can replace or upgrade it easily. The included windscreen helps reduce wind noise typical of cardioid mics. The E6i's sensitivity is tuned to capture voices without distortion, making it a great pick for pros who need a tough and flexible mic. Key Features: Compatible with Audio Technica transmitters using Hirose 4 pin; 2mm diameter cable for a low - profile look; Ideal for speaking and vocals; Cardioid polar pattern to reduce off - axis noise; Light beige color for discreet use. Specifications: Transducer: Condenser; Polar Pattern: Cardioid; Frequency Response: 30Hz to 20 kHz ± 3dB; Signal - to - Noise Ratio: Equivalent Acoustic Noise: 29 dBA SPL; Maximum Input Sound Level: 135dB SPL; Power Supply Voltage: +3V with 2.7k ohm Load +5V with 6.8k ohm Load +9V with 15k ohm Load; Operating Current: 500uA; Operating Voltage: 1 to 2V; Output Impedance: 2 kOhms; Output Connectors: Hirose 4 pin for Audio Technica Transmitters; Weight: 0.07 oz (2g). Package Contents: Countryman E6i Directional Earset Mic, Removable cable, Windscreen, Silicone ear - pad, User manual.
Using the Countryman E6i is easy. First, put the ear - pad on your ear and adjust the boom so it's near your mouth. Then connect the 2mm cable to your Audio Technica transmitter using the Hirose 4 - pin connector. When speaking or singing, make sure your voice is facing the mic for the best sound. Keep in mind that the cardioid polar pattern means it works best when sound comes from the front. Avoid getting the mic wet, as it can damage the condenser transducer. If you're in a windy place, put on the windscreen to reduce noise. To maintain it, gently clean the mic and the cable with a soft, dry cloth. If the cable gets damaged, you can quickly swap it out with the removable cable. Also, check the power supply voltage according to the specifications to avoid any issues.
