Wireless Lavaliere Microphones

Great substitute for a wireless lavaliere mic.

I use this with wired lavaliere microphones to capture audio during video shoots. After experimenting with it, the audio sounds great on the videos.

I have very little experience with external microphones but I needed a lavaliere mic for a project. �B & H's advice was spot on. �The mics work well and are simple to use. �For my use, the sound is fine. � They did not work when I ran the first test. �I checked the battery to be sure I had installed it correctly. �It was in the proper orientation. �I tried bending the battery contacts upward so they would make a tighter connection with the battery once the cover was replaced, and that fixed the problem.

I love to record using both a shotgun Rode VideoMic NTG and a Rode Wireless Go II lavaliere ... need this to split recordings onto separate channels.

This is a fantastic way to get either wireless or wired options using the same lavaliere microphone without having to purchase multiples, which would be far more expensive. I already owned a dual-channel wireless transmitter and a couple of AT-899 omnis, but their connectors are not XLR and their phantom power levels too feeble for use as wired mics. Using this adapter, the AT-899 can be plugged right into an XLR with phantom and used wired, which is great.

I use these in a performing arts center with a Sennheiser wireless system. They work so much better than lavaliere mics, due to their closer proximity to the mouth. Hardly any EQ is needed to get them sounding loud and present. Their tiny size truly makes them nearly invisible on stage. I have used these for years and keep buying them, despite other options that have cropped up in the last few years, Countryman has given me no reason to switch.

Used primarily for VO on educational DVD's Great Sound compared to the Wireless lavaliere. Much tighter dynamic range with less clipping. I love it.

It lets me use my lavaliere mic without having to fire up the wireless. With the camera plugged into AC, there was an intolerable buzz (battery operation was fine), but this may have something to do with the camera, rather than the adapter.

I use this particular case to properly store and transport my sennheiser wireless lavaliere packs, it perfectly fits two sets of transmitters/receivers including a slots for my wireless mics and cables. I feel a lot safer renting my equipment out and transporting my mics, which have parts that can easily be damaged. Plus, this case comes with the foam so you don't need to add on additional costs, best price and fit for exactly what I needed.

The right tool if you want to minimize dropouts on your wireless microphones