The beige CO2-8WD-XAK Dual-Element Omnidirectional Headset Microphone from Point Source Audio pairs two microphone elements into a single housing to create a sleek form factor and a low-profile headset microphone. It can be used to capture audio and offers built-in microphone redundancy for wireless transmitters in live stage, theater, broadcast, and speech applications.

The CO2-8WD's dual elements are factory matched to a near identical ±0.5 dB difference and both elements are IP57 waterproof rated. This headset is built with an unbreakable boom that can bend 360°. The microphone cable splits approximately 9" above the connection to the bodypack to allow for ample room for separation of the transmitters. In addition, the mic is equipped with a 6' cable that terminates with two 3-pin mini X-Connectors for AKG transmitters.

For Wireless Bodypack Transmitters    2 x XAK X-Connector Adapters    2 x Microphone Elements in One Housing    Factory-Matched Frequency/Sensitivity    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Rated against Water, Sweat, and Makeup    P57 Waterproof Rated    Includes Slider Clip    Cable Clip and Windscreen    Interchangeable X-Connector

3-pin mini X-Connectors for AKG transmitters

Two mics in one—dual matched waterproof elements for built-in redundancy

Unbreakable boom bends 360°

IP57 waterproof rated

Microphone element only 3mm in diameter

Optimal gain before feedback

136 dB maximum SPL

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the Sony FS7 to send audio to channels 3 & 4?

A: Based on Sony's website, this is not compatible with the FS-7.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the Sony a7sii?

A: Yes, the XLR-K3M is compatible for use with the a7s II.

Q: 3. Since the a9ii has a lot of similar specs with the A7R4 I'm wondering if this unit works with the A9ii digitally? On any other Sony bodies do you get a sound feed into the camera via the hotshoe?

A: The difference is the A7RM4 the audio is transmitted digitally vs analog on the A9M2 via the MI shoe.

Q: 4. Will this work for the Sony FX3?

A: The Sony FX3 camera comes with a specific XLR handle unit, which is the best option. You can connect this XLR adpater to the FX3, but it is not as secure and does not provide a handle, which allows for easier usage of the camera. I would not recomend using this unit with the Sony FX3. .

Q: 5. How does one connect an existing XLR shot gun mic to a Sony A7 riv?

A: You can use this same adapter and use your mic instead on the one that comes with it.

Q: 6. The Sony a6000 does not have any audio jacks on board. Would this allow external audio to be recorded to that body?

A: Yes. The A6000 uses a cable-free connection to send audio into the camera through Sony's Multi-Interface Shoe.

Q: 7. Is it compatible with Sony FDR-AX100E?

A: thank you for your question. This XLR muti interface shoe adapter will work with the FDR-AX100E to allow 2 high quality xlr inputs for better audio recording.

Q: 8. what is the difference between the K1 and the K3 ?

A: The K1 model is analog only, the K3 offers both analog and digital audio. The other major difference is the K1 has XLR inputs only, the K3 has XLR / TRS Combo Inputs. You will be able to use XLR or 1/4" connections with the K3.

Q: 9. Will this unit work with sony ZV-E10 camera ??

A: Yes, the Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone will work with the Sony ZV-E10 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 10. Will this work with the sony zv-1?

A: Based on Sony's website, this is not compatible with the ZV-1.