Places To Buy Lavalier Microphones

I only have a DSLR and having the ability to use two lavalier two microphones is a game changer.

A perfect protective case for my lavalier microphones

One of the best microphones you can buy!

Love my lavalier microphones. They always give me the most professional sound. I have 5 of these microphones.

I use this case to hold two to three lavalier microphones. It's well-built and the clear top allows you to see what's inside without opening it. Perfect!

This wireless omni lavalier microphones system works good, a very good solution for a mid level system! They did a good job of blending value and quality!!

I have the need for certain recordings to connect a cable lavalier microphones, and these have TRS connection, in addition to requiring phantom power, these adapters are perfect to connect to my Zoom H6, in addition to the magnificent audio quality that they preserve.

Lavalier microphones are one of the most fragile components to wireless systems and I have found the Pearstone replacement to be more reliable then Sennheiser's own product. They have the same vocal response and I have had less wire deaths while using these - for a lower price which is considerably important when you know in a year you might have to buy a new one.

Part of my work is videoing interviews. I needed a workhorse lavalier micrphone which would allow me to mic up interviewer and interviewee. I already own an old Sony ECM 50. The ECM-44B would be the second microphone. The sound quality compatibility between the ECM 50 and the ECM-44B is great. Since both microphones are omni-directional, they are picking up roughly the same amount of ambient noise. The ECM-44B is an interviewing microphone. It does not compare with my AKG Evotion vocal microphones. However, the ECM-44B is perfect for the documentary video maker. I must confess that its output is a little low, but usable, with my Panasonic AG-HMC70 video camera. When the situation allows, I am connecting the ECM-44B through a older Mackie 1202 VLZ mixer to the camera. When I get a few more bucks ahead, I intend to buy at least one more Sony ECM-44B lavalier microphone. One drawback is the fact that you must use the battery rather than phantom power. I am using rechargeable AA batteries to overcome this problem.

The Giant Squid lavalier microphones are very good inexpensive mics. However, a big however, they come with one teenie tiny windscreen that easily falls off. The very first time I used a GS outdoors, my talent lost the screen in the grass and I ran all over town looking for a replacement to no avail. Incredibly, Giant Squid does not have replacements. But they did recommend Amazon's Tetra-Teknica MNWSDP Mini-size Lapel Microphone Windscreen. So now I have a dozen of them in the drawer that do NOT fit the GS because the hole is too small and is not stretchable. The WLF-038-3 Foam Windscreens for 3/8 Diameter Microphones (3 Pack) from B&H to the rescue!! They actually fit the GS mic, but are considerably longer than they need to be; and are easily trimmed with a scissors. They are sorta thickish windscreens and might not be able to always be used underneath clothing without being seen. However, I haven't found that to be a problem yet. I bought a 3 Pack to test them and will definitely be buying more.