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used on a Rode microphone-very little signal loss.

Sennheiser ME 2 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone is one of my favorite microphone that caches the sound of my acoustic musical instruments while I play and sing. I don't have to use two microphones while interviewing someone.

I searched and narrowed down to the Rode NTG series (1,2,3) and the ME-66. My buddy said Sennheiser released this mic @ IBC 2012. Now, since it just came out at the time, I took a leap of faith from the word of mouth reviews like how warm it sounded compared to the ME-66 and bought it, not knowing what it would sound like. I'm glad to say this mic is amazing! The mic exceeded my expectations. Here are the benefits I found:- I can use this on a boompole and grab dedicated sound or it can be mounted onto a DSLR, which my team uses alot.- The price is really affordable considering it's a Sennheiser. The school provided ME-66 and were okay. I definitely can't afford a MKH-416 yet but working towards it. For now, the MKE 600 is a solid work horse shotgun mic for anything I need.- Battery power is a nice option to have.I use this mic with a Rycote Windshield #4, a Rode boompole (10ft), and record into a Roland R-44. I honestly think this is a worthwhile mic to get if you are starting out or looking for a solid shotgun mic. The mic is hotter than say the Rode NTG-2. The build is solid and I am very happy with it. Best investment I've made!

I have a Sennheiser ME-66 which is childs play compared to the Rode NTG-3 . The NTG-3 minimizes HVAC and room noise and sound incredible. It is as good as a lav if not better. Very rich sound. I would highly recommend this mic.

The RODE VideoMic Me-L worked as advertised - it was very easy to start working - just plugged it right into my phone - and it captures voices very well when in an appropriate room. Excellent for a quick pickup or other short pieces.

Easy to attach a Rode Wireless ME or GO transmitter, and a mic flag. Can sharpie or paint out Rode logo if you want. Feels good in hand and has nice weight/balance, light but not fly away or flimsy.

I recently received my new Rode VideoMic Me and I could not be happier with it. This is definitely a Plug-and-Play product and ready to go out of the box. It looks great and sounds even better. I will be using this mostly to capture video testimonials from my audiences, whch means that I'm usually in a loud environment. I have tested the mic outside on a busy street at rush hour, and it performed beautifully!

This thing works amazingly well. Perfect to use my Rode ME Mics with my iPhone 15 Pro Max. Otherwise, the only option is to plug a USB-C cable directly from the mic to my phone, which drains my phone’s battery in an hour from trying to charge the mic off the phone’s battery, with no way to disable this feature. I tried other adapters like this that provided dogwater sound quality. This adapter sounds amazing, and works perfectly. My ONLY complaint about this mic is that it’s too easy to flip the TRS to TRRS switch, and if you flip it to TRRS when you’re using a TRS cable on the mic input, then you have no sound. Which i discovered by having no sound for half of a video. But I flipped the switch to TRS, put a drop of super glue on the switch, and now it’s the perfect adapter for use with my Rode ME lav mics, and the sound quality is amazing!

Bought as second transmitter to use with Rode wireless ME set. Works as it should. Use Rode Central to pair two transmitters with single receiver. See manual.