Product Detail
The Countryman B2DW4FF05TSLF is a top - notch choice for pros who demand excellent sound quality. It's the world's smallest directional lavalier microphone. With a design that's over twice as compact as its closest rival, it doesn't skimp on audio performance and isolation. This makes it ideal for discreet audio capture in live shows, broadcasts, or recording sessions. Compared to omni lavaliers, it delivers crystal - clear sound and plenty of headroom. Engineered with a tight hypercardioid pattern, it adds 6 - 10 dB of headroom, slashing feedback, ambient noise, and room rumble. It also prevents phase cancellations when multiple mics are used, ensuring pure sound. Compatible with a wide range of Shure wireless systems like BLX1, FP1, etc., it's a reliable pick for any pro audio setup. Key features include being the world's smallest directional lavalier, a hypercardioid pattern for extra headroom, great sound isolation and quality, compatibility with various Shure systems, and a non - detachable Shure Switchcraft TA4F SL Connector. Specifications are as follows: Frequency Response from 50 Hz to 18 kHz, Cable Break Strength over 45 lbs, Weight of 0.07 oz (2 grams), different sensitivities for W4, W5, and W6 bands, equivalent acoustic noise and overload sound levels varying by band, and a 5 - foot cable length. The package comes with a wireless adapter (if detachable), a carrying case, a single isolation clip, a windscreen, and a protective cap.
Using the Countryman B2DW4FF05TSLF is a breeze. First, connect it to your Shure wireless system. It's compatible with many Shure systems, so just pick the right one for your setup. Clip the lavalier to your clothing using the single isolation clip. The windscreen helps reduce wind noise, so make sure to put it on when you're in a windy environment. When it comes to storage, use the carrying case to keep it safe and organized. For maintenance, gently clean the microphone with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid getting it wet as it may damage the internal components. Also, be careful with the cable. The cable has a break strength of over 45 lbs, but still, try not to pull it too hard. If you have the detachable wireless adapter, make sure it's properly connected. And don't forget to put the protective cap on when the microphone is not in use to prevent dust and debris from getting inside.
