Geared for vocal and speech applications that require durability and crisp sound in a small and lightweight unit, the tan Provider Series PSM3 Heavy-Duty Dual-Ear Headworn Microphone is ideal for applications that require freedom of movement. Whether you're presenting to a group or performing for an audience, this omnidirectional headset microphone comes with a Sennheiser LEMO 3-pin connector and is an excellent choice for your hands-free mic needs. Unlike traditional lapel-style lavalier microphones, this headset mic puts the microphone element inches from your mouth, allowing it to pick up the sound of your voice, without picking up everything else. The PSM3 also features a dual-ear-hook design, making it much more stable than most single-ear headset microphones.

Heavy-Duty 2mm Cable    Dual Ear Hooks Provide Maximum Stability    Includes Windscreen, Adjustment Wrench    Includes Leather Storage Case & 2 Cables

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this charge via D-tap connection?

A: Yes, according to Swit this battery can be charged through the D-Tap connection.

Q: 2. Will this work with the Einstein E640 used with a beauty dish or will I need something more sturdy?

A: I have an Einstein and beauty dish, and it will support them, although it does flex quite a bit. If you need to move your setup around a lot, you might be happier with a sturdier arrangement.

Q: 3. Is this battery compatible with Anton Bauer Chargers?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 4. Are these batteries compatible with SWIT S-3812A Battery Charger?

A: yes this is compatible with the SWIT Dual-Channel Fast Charger for Two Gold Mount Batteries

Q: 5. Does this come with a charger?

A: A charger is not included. B&H # SWS3010S is a great choice for a charger to go along with this battery. https://bhpho.to/2J6rbZd

Q: 6. Is this compatible with Sennheiser AVX system?

A: Yes

Q: 7. I'm having trouble keeping it tight enough from pivoting on my stand. It's a large stand. But I haven't seen complaints on that. What am I doing wrong?

A: The boom arm has a support weigh of no more than 4 lbs. If you are over that weight it will slip. If lights are less than 4 lbs it could be that the stand diameter is too small and so the swivel clamp cannot tighten down enough.If those are not the issues it is best to come in to chat or call.

Q: 8. What is the max sleeve width?

A: 11.5 x 12 x 2.5" / 29.2 x 30.5 x 6.3 cm is the outside dimensions for this oversized binder. The pages for it are about 10x11" or just over. You would not want to put anything larger than say 11x12 inside or it will stick out.

Q: 9. This works with sony UWP-D portable transmitter systems?

A: Yes, the Sony ECM-322BMP will work with Sony UWP-D transmitters.

Q: 10. Hello,It is possible to use this mic on spectacle, theater, contest, show that the loudspeakers are relatively close and or should not have feedback (Larsen) ?

A: Hi there! The ECM-322 is a headset ONMNI mic, and an Omni mic cannot (by design) isolate sound sources in a specific direction. If it gets strong enough signal, it will deliver that to the speaker and feedback will result. Good speaker placement is also key in this equation. The more you can get the mic/talent OFF speaker axis (farther from directly in front) - the more HF will be attenuated naturally and the whole system will be less sensitive to feedback. Best regards, Erin