Sweat and moisture won't stop your signal when you use the tan Shure TwinPlex TL46 omnidirectional lavalier microphone as your transducer of choice. This ultralightweight mic boasts a patent-pending, dual-diaphragm condenser capsule with an omnidirectional polar pattern, yielding full, natural tone and consistent off-axis response along with low self-noise and wide dynamic range. Plus, the swappable frequency caps incorporate a superhydrophobic nanoscopic coating to eliminate sweat-outs and signal drops caused by perspiration.

For Theater, Broadcast & Speech    Lightweight and Easy to Conceal    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Consistent Off-Axis Response    Natural Tone with Robust Low Frequencies    Low Noise and Wide Dynamic Range    Swappable Sweat-Resistant Frequency Caps    High Sensitivity, High Signal-to-Noise    Paintable Cable with Enhanced Shielding    TA4F Mini-XLR Connector

Lightweight and easily concealed for use in theater, broadcast, and speech applications

Patent-pending, dual-diaphragm design yields twice the surface area of other subminiature microphones for pristine, natural response, and robust low frequencies

Improved off-axis consistency produces accurate reproduction regardless of vocal source position or movement

Low self-noise of 24 dBA and wide dynamic range of 110 dB for cleaner audio production

High sensitivity produces 8 to 10 dB of additional output level, and contributes to a high signal-to-noise ratio

Interchangeable sweat- and moisture-resistant frequency caps prevent sweat-outs due to an invisible superhydrophobic nanoscopic coating

Paintable 1.6mm diameter cable resists memory effect and kinks

Dual-redundant ground in cable serves as secondary shield for longevity

Includes three flat-response frequency caps and two presence-response frequency caps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the lav have a TRS connection or a TRRS connection? The images look as if it's TRRS but the shotgun has TRS.

A: The lavalier microphone included with the SmallRig Forevala S20 On-Camera Shotgun/Lavalier Microphone has a 3.5mm TRRS connector. The input and output connectors on the S20 Shotgun Mic are both 3.5mm TRS.

Q: 2. If you have two people in the video - is there a way to mic two people up and feed the audio into one device?

A: Rode smartLav+ Two Person Lavalier Interviewer Kit for iOS Devices B&H # ROSMARTLAVPK (B&H Kit)

Q: 3. Any chance this would work with a 4th generation iPod nano?

A: Unfortunately the iPod nano The MO-PL1 connects via the headphone/mic jack of an iOS device. Currently compatible with any device that features this connection and record capability.According to available specs the iPod nano 4th generation includes a voice recording feature started automatically when an Apple compatible microphone is plugged in.

Q: 4. Is there a tripod screw mount?

A: Yes there is.

Q: 5. Are the built in microphones on this unit better than the one's on the original H1?

A: Yes, the microphone quality was improved with the H1n.

Q: 6. Can I plug another S20 into the input, flip the switch to S and record stereo?

A: Yes, a SmallRig Forevala S20 Shotgun microphone can be connected to the external mic input on a second SmallRig Forevala S20 mic using 3.5mm TRS cable in order to record two channels of audio and output a single stereo signal to your camera.

Q: 7. Does this work with the iPhone 6?

A: The Polsen MO-PL1 connects via the headphone jack of the iPhone and is compatible with all current models.

Q: 8. Any special mob. application needed to record with two mikes?

A: No, plugs in but you don't have the ability to mix the two.

Q: 9. If a stereo microphone is plugged into the 1/8" input jack will both the left and right channels be recorded separately?

A: In this situation, the left and right signals will be recorded to the left and right sides of a stereo track, separately.

Q: 10. Would this mic work with a Zoom digital recorder? Or other digital recording device that isn't an iPhone or iPad?

A: I need a mic like this for iPhone or iPad