Product Detail
The Shure TL47B/O-LEMO1-A TwinPlex Omnidirectional Subminiature Lavalier Microphone is a top - notch choice for professional audio capture. Whether you're on a stage giving a speech or performing, it's engineered for high - end sound quality and durability. Its innovative dual - diaphragm design and superhydrophobic coating keep the audio natural and clear, free from moisture and sweat interference, a common headache in live shows. This microphone offers great flexibility with a variety of connector options, like the LEMO connector, making it easily compatible with different bodypack transmitters. It fits right into your existing setup. With low sensitivity, it works like a charm in tough acoustic settings without distortion. The 1.6 mm cable is paintable, resists memory effect and kinks, ensuring long - term use. The compact capsule design maximizes the effective area and is easy to hide, without sacrificing audio quality. Whether you're an audio pro or a performer, the TwinPlex TL47 consistently reproduces accurate sound, making sure your voice is heard loud and clear. Key features include a wide range of color and connector options, dual - diaphragm for great low - frequency response, consistent audio regardless of movement, low self - noise, high dynamic range, sweat and moisture - resistant caps, a 1.6 mm cable with great properties, dual redundant ground, a natural sound signature, low sensitivity for critical acoustics, and availability with or without accessories. Specifications cover aspects like microphone capsule type, polar pattern, frequency response, sensitivity, and more. The package includes the Shure TL47B/O - LEMO1 - A TwinPlex Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone.
Using the Shure TwinPlex Lavalier Microphone is a breeze. First, connect it to your bodypack transmitter using the appropriate connector, like the LEMO one. Clip the microphone to your clothing, making sure it's close to your mouth but not too visible. You're ready to start capturing great audio. When in use, avoid touching the microphone capsule as it can cause unwanted noise. Also, try to keep it away from extreme heat, cold, and moisture. For maintenance, gently wipe the microphone with a soft, dry cloth after each use. If the cable gets dirty, you can clean it carefully with a mild detergent and water. Don't pull or bend the cable too harshly to prevent damage. And if you're not using the microphone for a long time, store it in a cool, dry place.
