This beige CO-3-Kit from Point Source Audio is an entry-level headset microphone with a 4-pin mini XLR connector for MiPro wireless transmitters. It is designed for speech reinforcement in presentations, church liturgy, lecturing, and other applications where the speaker requires a hands-free microphone solution.

The kit features an omnidirectional microphone in a low-profile headset that is worn on the left ear. A reversible dual-ear mic clip is included that provides more secure positioning, if desired, and allows the mic to be worn on the left or the right ear. The omnidirectional polar pattern offers a forgiving 360 degree pickup pattern. The fixed-boom design reduces speech-popping sounds and voice overloads by conveniently placing the mic near the mouth and keeping the capsule away from potential clothing and fabric noise. The kit also includes a storage case, cable clip, and 6 windscreens for the CO-3 microphone.

For MiPro Wireless Transmitters    Low-Profile Design    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Compatible with Popular Wireless Systems    Left-Ear Boom with Dual-Earset Option    Includes Cable Clip and 6 Windscreens

The forgiving omnidirectional pickup pattern makes the headset easy to wear and is well suited for use low to moderate noise environments.

A rigid boom with a fixed length offers a sturdy, unobtrusive, and low-profile design. This makes the mic and headset barely noticeable, especially from a distance.

This version CO-3-Kit features a 4-pin mini XLR connector for MiPro wireless microphones.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is there an adapter to conect a 4pin plug to a 3.5mm plug?

A: This particular headset does not come with an adapter.

Q: 2. My preamp phantom power is 48V. Will that power the ISOMAX 2?

A: Yes. 48v will power this wired xlr microphone.

Q: 3. if there is, who is the distributor of the said product ?

A: SHURE is the manufacturer and distributor

Q: 4. do I need and additional part to be able to use this product?

A: The Pyle Pro PMEMS10 is a wired headworn mic that features a 4 pin connector that is designed to be used with Shure wireless system belt pack transmitters only. When used with the proper transmitter no additional parts are necessary.

Q: 5. Can this mic be used with the Polsen UWM-2 transmitter?

A: Yes, the Polsen ESM-2-35H Dual-Sided Earset Microphone is compatible with the Polsen UWM-2 Transmitters.

Q: 6. Is there an adapter for Sennheiser EK 100?

A: The Sennheiser EK 100 is a wireless receiver. The SK 100 is a wireless transmitter. This particular Senal UEM-155-TA4F-BE Omni Earset Microphone has a TA4F connector for use with transmitters from Shure. Instead of an adapter, there is a Senal UEM-155-35H-BE Omni Earset Microphone with 3.5mm Locking Connector for Sennheiser Transmitters (B&H # SEUE15535HBE).

Q: 7. Liz says to me in a follow-up email the screw portion can be removed. I have tried every way I can figure to do it. Can you provide instructions?

A: No the screw thread can not be revoved this will damage the connector.

Q: 8. does this come with ta4f or ta3f connector?

A: The Polsen ESM-2-TA4F Dual-Sided Earset Microphone for Shure Transmitters has a TA4F connector.

Q: 9. Would this mic also be acceptable to clip on an on-camera interview subject? Others in this $ range seem to only be omni mics.

A: A hypercardioid lavalier such as the Countryman Isomax 2 would not be a typical choice for dialogue, because the tight polar pattern can result in dropouts if the subject turns their head or otherwise shifts in position. For this reason, omnidirectional or cardioid lavaliers would usually be preferred.

Q: 10. Are these ear perices bendable, if so how much can you bend them?

A: The era piece is solid and will not bend. Te microphone "stem" has some play but should be bent very gently and not often.