The brown Embrace EO2-8WL Dual-Element Omnidirectional Earmount Microphone from Point Source Audio pairs two microphone elements into a single housing to create a sleek form factor and ultra-low-profile earmount microphone. It can be used to capture audio and offers built-in microphone redundancy for wireless transmitters in live stage, theater, and broadcast applications.

The Embrace EO2-8WL's dual elements are factory matched to a near identical ±0.5 dB difference and both elements are IP57 waterproof rated. 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 4-pin Hirose X-Connectors for Audio-Technica transmitters.

For Wireless Bodypack Transmitters    2 x XAT X-Connector Adapters    2 x Microphone Elements in One Housing    Factory-Matched Frequency/Sensitivity    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Water, Sweat, and Makeup Proof    IP57 Waterproof Rated    Includes Slider Clip and Earmounts    Cable Clip and Windscreen    Interchangeable X-Connector

4-pin Hirose X-Connectors for Audio-Technica transmitters

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

Earmounts are bendable and trimmable for a custom fit

136 dB max SPL

IP57 waterproof-rated

Optimal gain before feedback

Accepts theatrical color markers for camouflaging

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the XLR-K3M compatible with the a9 III?

A: Yes, the Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone is compatible with the Sony a9 III Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 2. What is the height of the adapter from the hotshoe to the top of the top of the unit (not the top of the shotgun mic mount)?

A: While that information is not specified by the manufacturer, we would estimate about 3'' tall.

Q: 3. Height

A: The Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone measures 4.25 inches in height.

Q: 4. 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: 5. Is this compatible with other brands of mirrorless cameras? Probably not, but would be nice if it played well with Nikon z6ii or Canon R5/R6?

A: No. this SONY adapter is only compatible with SONY cameras that feature the proprietary SONY Multi Interface shoe and are listed as compatible with the SONY MI shoe. Compatibility: Digital Audio: Sony Cameras Equipped with Digital Multi Interface Shoe Analog Audio: Sony Cameras Equipped with Either Multi Interface Shoe or Digital Multi Interface Shoe

Q: 6. XLR K3M : will it work with zv-E10 ?

A: Yes, the Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone is compatible with the Sony ZV-E10.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Can I get a direct digital signal from my H4n connected to the K3m on my a7riv?

A: I am afraid not.

Q: 9. What is the difference between the analog signal I get from my k2m to the digital signal I might get from the K3m. I don’t know if it’s worth upgrading time the K3m if I buy the a7siii. (I now shoot with the a7iii w the k2m)

A: When connected via the Multi Interface Shoe of a compatible camera, such as the Sony a7SIII, this unit acts as a digital audio interface and will send the converted digital audio directly to the camera. This will allow for virtually no degradation of signal. Currently, the analog audio is converted within your camera. which I am sure is providing good quality audio, but this is another improvement you may want to choose if you upgrade to the new camera.

Q: 10. There is some product photos showing two switches on the back of the unit (Digital/Analog) and (Input Select). Can all 3 channels be selected for output to my camera?

A: The Digital/ Analog switch must be set based on whether the attached camera can accept a digital audio source or not. If the camera can accept a Digital Audio connection, then set the switch to Digital. If not, then set the switch to Analog. In terms of audio input selection, if your camera can accept 4 channels of audio, you can switch input select to IN1-IN2 and all input channels will be sent to the camera. If your camera can only accept 2 channels of audio, then you can use inputs 1 and 2, or input 3.