Point Source Audio CO-3 Condenser Earworn Microphone 3 Pin AKG Connector Beige

The Point Source Audio CO-3-AK-BE is an affordable entry-level earworn microphone in a stylish beige color. It's perfect for church liturgy, lectures, and other hands-free applications that need high-quality vocal pickup. With an omnidirectional polar pattern, it captures sound in a full 360 degrees, giving a natural mix of voice and ambience. The design cuts down on popping sounds and voice overloads in close mic use. Placing it near the mouth helps reduce wind and clothing noise. It offers clear sound in close talk and excellent gain before feedback, making it great for applications where speech clarity is key. This single over-ear model for basic speech comes with a microphone and body clip. Key features include wearing on the left only, handling up to 116 dB SPL, an ultra-low profile, and a stationary left-ear boom that needs no adjustments. Technical specs: Color - Beige; Connector - 3-pin mini for AKG; Element - Back Electret Condenser; Pattern - Omnidirectional; Frequency - 50 Hz - 16kHz; Sensitivity - -44 dB 1V/Pa (Nominal Sensitivity +/- 3dB at 1kHz); Maximum SPL - 116dB; Output Impedance - 1,500 ohm ± 30% (at 1kHz); Operating Voltage - 1.5V - 10VDC; Cable Length - 3 ft 11 in + connector; Net Weight - .28 oz; Boom Flexibility - Fixed; Ear Placement - Left only; Included Accessories - Storage box.

Using the Point Source Audio CO-3 earworn microphone is easy. First, place it on your left ear as it's designed to be worn on the left only. Make sure the boom is positioned near your mouth for the best sound pickup. Connect the 3-pin mini connector to your AKG device. When it comes to power, it operates between 1.5V - 10VDC, so use a suitable power source. As for care, keep it in the included storage box when not in use to protect it from dust and damage. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. And don't try to bend the fixed boom as it's not designed to be flexible. If you're handling high-volume sounds, remember it can handle up to 116 dB SPL, but try not to exceed this limit to prevent sound distortion. With these tips, you'll get the most out of your microphone for a long time.