Countryman H6DW5CZP Directional H6 Headset Microphone with Azden 3.5mm Non-Locking Mono Connector, Cocoa

The Countryman H6DW5CZP Directional H6 Headset Microphone in Cocoa color comes with an Azden 3.5mm non - locking mono connector. Model H6DW5CZP is compatible with Azden WM - PRO, WLT - PRO, 32BT, WM22, 31LT. It features (D) Directional and (W5) standard gain for general speaking. This H6 headset is the world's lowest - profile headset mic. It combines the transparent sound quality and water - resistant capsule design of the E6 Earset with a comfortable, lightweight, and adjustable headframe. Ideal for houses of worship, theaters, broadcasters, and presenters. Technical specs: Frequency Response - Omnidirectional: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, Directional: 30 Hz to 15 kHz; Operating Current: 500 uA; Operating Voltage: 1 to 2 Volts; Power Supply Voltage options available; Weight: 0.07 oz (2 g); Various Sensitivity levels based on omnidirectional/directional and band types; Equivalent Acoustic Noise and Overload Sound Level vary by model; Cable Length: 5 Feet. What's included: H6 Headset Microphone, optional H6 Headset Cable, black and white single - tie cable clips, omnidirectional and directional protective caps, windscreen, and a carrying case.

Using your Countryman H6DW5CZP headset microphone is easy. First, make sure to connect it to your compatible Azden device using the 3.5mm non - locking mono connector. Adjust the headframe to fit comfortably on your head. You can choose between omnidirectional and directional modes depending on your needs. When it comes to using it in different settings like theaters or houses of worship, just place the microphone close to your mouth for the best sound capture. For maintenance, keep the microphone clean by gently wiping it with a soft cloth. Avoid getting it wet, although it has a water - resistant capsule design, excessive moisture can still cause problems. Store it in the provided carrying case when not in use to protect it from damage. Be careful when handling the cable and don't tug on it too hard. Also, check the power supply voltage requirements based on your setup to ensure proper operation.