Product Detail
The Shure DL4T/O-LM3-A DuraPlex omnidirectional lavalier microphone in tan color with a LEMO connector is a top - notch choice for high - quality audio capture in any situation. Whether you're into reality TV shooting, professional theater tours, or broadcast studio performances, this microphone is built tough. With an IP57 rating, it's dust - resistant and waterproof, so the weather won't mess up your audio. Its neutral and full sound quality meets high audio standards, making it versatile for filmmakers, broadcasters, speech applications, theater shows, and live performances. This advanced lavalier microphone features Shure's 1.6 mm Plex cable, known for its award - winning durability. The cable has a dual redundant ground that acts as a secondary shield, lasting much longer than competitors. It has almost zero memory effect, so it won't kink and can be painted easily to fit any setting. The included presence cap gives you a tailored frequency response, adding vocal clarity and a 3 - 4 dB boost near 10 kHz. It comes in four colors (Black, Cocoa, Tan, White) and two connector types (TA4F (mTQG) and LEMO), along with essential accessories like a case, foam windscreen, snap - fit windscreen, single tie clip, sticky mount, and TQG locking collar (for mTQG/TA4F models).
Using the Shure DL4T/O - LM3 - A lavalier microphone is easy. First, choose the right connector type (TA4F or LEMO) according to your device. Attach the microphone to your clothing using the tie clip or sticky mount. If you're outdoors or in a windy environment, put on the foam or snap - fit windscreen to reduce wind noise. For better vocal clarity, you can use the presence cap. When using it, make sure to connect it to a power source with the recommended 5 VDC bias voltage. Keep in mind that although it has an IP57 rating, try not to submerge it in water for a long time. After use, put it back in the case to protect it. If the cable gets dirty, you can gently clean it with a soft cloth. And if you want to change its color to match your setup, you can use typical theater paints, pens, or polishes. Just make sure to let it dry completely before using it again.
