Product Detail
The Shure UL4C/C-LM3-A is a top - notch directional subminiature lavalier microphone. It's an ideal pick for pros who need crystal - clear voice capture. With its LEMO connector, it's well - suited for situations where direction is key. The cardioid polar pattern does a great job of capturing sound directionally, making it a perfect fit for presentations, conferences, educational events, and broadcasting. When you want to cut out background noise from the stage, audience, or nearby speakers, this UniPlex directional mic is your best bet. Its cocoa color is low - key and blends nicely with different outfits, so you can concentrate on your speech. Engineered for tough speaking scenarios, it makes your voice stand out while reducing unwanted noise. Whether you're in an auditorium, doing an online webinar, or teaching a class, this lavalier mic offers outstanding reliability and performance. Key features include superb directional voice capture with a cardioid polar pattern, a secure LEMO connector, a discreet cocoa color, being great for various events, rejecting stage and nearby noise, and ensuring high speech intelligibility. Specifications are as follows: it's a lavalier microphone with a cardioid polar pattern, LEMO connector, cocoa color, 20 Hz – 20 kHz frequency response, 180 Ohms impedance, and - 43 dBV/Pa sensitivity. The package includes 1 UL4 Lavalier Microphone, 1 single tie - clip, 1 snap - fit wind screen, and 1 case.
Using the Shure UL4C/C-LM3-A lavalier microphone is easy. First, attach the microphone to your clothing with the tie - clip provided in the package. Make sure it's close to your mouth but not too obvious. Connect it to your device using the LEMO connector. When you're speaking, keep in mind that its cardioid polar pattern works best when you speak directly towards the microphone. As for maintenance, keep it clean by gently wiping it with a soft cloth. Avoid getting it wet or exposing it to extreme temperatures. When not in use, store it in the case that comes with it to protect it from damage. If you notice any issues with the sound quality or the connection, check the connector and the device it's connected to first.
