This tan Provider Series PSL6 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone is a lightweight mic designed for Audio Technica wireless transmitters with a cH connector. The lavalier mic has a 3mm capsule and is intended for applications requiring minimum visibility and wearing comfort such as video, television, house of worship, stage productions, and for presenters and speakers.

Low-Profile Look    Can Be Woven into Hair or Costumes    For Theatrical Applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the Polsen OLM-10 be plugged directly into a computer to record voice over?

A: Yes, it will plug right into your computer's microphone jack.

Q: 2. If I use two OLM-10 microphones connected to a single camcorder via a Y connector, will there be any feedback issues? I know that purchasing one OLM-20 will not result in feedback, but I would prefer to purchase two OLM-10 microphones if there is no feedback issues. Thanks!

A: Using a Y connection is NOT recommended. The results will probably result in an audio track that is very distorted or over-modulated. Use a small mixer: The Azden CAM-3 3-Channel Mic Mixer allows you to add and mix sound from three Azden wireless or hard wired microphone sources simultaneously.Input Connections: -------------------------Input 1 and 2: 3.5mm MonoInput 3: 3.5mm Stereo ------------------------Output Connectors: 1 x 3.5mm stereo

Q: 3. does the mic work without the batteries with a recorder?

A: Unfortunately no. The battery in this microphone is required to power the microphone.

Q: 4. Is this a stereo mike or mono. If mono why the dual sleeves?

A: It is a mono microphone. Dual channel mono since most cameras have a two channel input.

Q: 5. How long does the battery last? I realize Y'all carry spares but if it dies in the middle of a shoot you're SOL. So about how many hours have people gotten out of this? That you way you can know approx when to replace without having to carry a meter around.

A: About 10 hours of continuous use.

Q: 6. Is this mic compatible with voice recorders?

A: Yes, just make sure the plug is the right size

Q: 7. Everybody is asking will this work with but I gotta know. Can I use this with a RodeLink wireless system? I screwed up the included Lav, and I need to get a replacement quick until I can repair the one that came with. I know it's got a TRS connector, and the price is amazing, but I've got to be sure

A: This has not been tested with a RodeLink system at all. The transmitter requires:Input Connection Type: 3.5 mm TRS jack socket (with thread lock) The Polsen mic does not offer this connector and it is battery powered. The RodeLink transmitter supplies power to the microphone.Use this mic: Rode Lavalier Microphone B&H # ROLAV and the appropriate connector: Rode MiCon 1 Connector for Rode MiCon Microphones (Sennheiser)B&H # ROMICON1

Q: 8. does this have the four pin connector?

A: The Provider Series PSM3 Heavy-Duty Dual-Ear Headworn Microphone (Audio Technica cH, Tan) features a 3-pin CH connector for Audio Technica wireless transmitters.

Q: 9. Will this work with the c100 using the 3.5mm slot? Thanks

A: This mic will connect to the Canon EOS C100's 3.5mm Microphone Jack.

Q: 10. Can this microphone be used with an iPhone 7 Plus using Apples headphone adapter?

A: This mic features a standard mic jack not compatible with smartphones. For connection to a smartphone an adapter is required. We recommend the Rode SC4. This will work with the iPhone 7 using the Apple 3.5mm to lightning adapter.