The gray Tram TR50 is a miniature omnidirectional lavalier microphone designed to deliver clear speech and dialog with a natural sound that mixes well with boom microphones, making it popular among professional sound recordists working in TV, film, broadcast, videography, and more.

The mic's omnidirectional polar pattern provides a generous 360° pickup response that helps to keep levels consistent, even if the talent turns and isn't speaking directly in the direction of the capsule. The flat, upward facing design allows the mic to be easily concealed while also helping it to resist clothing and rustling noises.

The TR50 features a 40 Hz to 16 kHz frequency response with a gentle 3 to 4 dB boost in the high frequencies for added clarity with minimum sound coloration, especially helpful if the mic is hidden behind clothing or fabric. Well suited to wireless applications, the mic features a 4.5' cable available in a variety of connectors for direct integration with bodypack transmitters. This model features a TA4F connector wired for use with select Vega transmitters.

This version of the TR50 is wired with a positive bias which means that, in addition to being powered by your wireless transmitter, it can also be used for wired XLR applications by plugging into the TR79+ power supply (available separately). A tie bar, tie tac, clip-on holder, and tape-down holder are provided to help you mic up your subject. A windscreen, cable holder, and carrying case are also included.

For Film/Video, Broadcast & Presentation    Omnidirectional for Consistent Levels    For Vega Transmitters with TA4M    Headroom for Strong Vocals / 134 dB SPL    Easy to Conceal, Resists Clothing Noise    Mixes Well with Boom Mics for TV & Film    Positive Bias    Requires 1.5 VDC    Includes Windscreen, Mounts, and Clips

• Vega: Works with select Vega bodypack transmitters equipped with a TA4M connector.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Nikon D50?

A: I'm sorry, no, the only remote that will work with the D50 is the MLL3. You can click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/207373-USA/Nikon_4730.html

Q: 2. Does this recorder support "plug in" mic power? (aka 3 volt or 5 volt "bias")

A: Yes, the F2 does supply plug-in power for condenser microphones. Just be aware that the input on the F2 uses a 3.5mm TRS locking connector like the one used on the Sennheiser ME 2-II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (B&H #SEME2II).

Q: 3. External Power: I see one of the suggested accessories is a USB power plug. If I have a battery power pack, can I connect that to the Zoom F2 and provide additional power to the F2?

A: Yes, this can be powered off of a power brick

Q: 4. Will this remote work with Sony A7R V?

A: Yes, the Vello Shutterboss II for Sony Multi-Terminal can work with the Sony A7R V.

Q: 5. It sounds like multiple people have had their camera dislodge from the side holster when stooping or kneeling. Has anyone come up with an effective work-around (e.g., a safety tethering strap)?

A: No, Cotton Carrier has not made a tether that works with the Cotton Carrier CCS G3 Harness-2 (Realtree Xtra Camo)

Q: 6. does this work on the sony cage by tilta?

A: The included battery plate on this unit is specifically designed for the Blackmagic Design Pocket 4K.

Q: 7. Is the 7.4v output regulated/active circuitry, or is it simply a direct connection to the battery?

A: The 7.4v output or Tilta F970 Battery Baseplate is regulated to 7.4v it would be for powering devices that require 7.4 to 8v of power. There is also a 12v output as well on the Tilta F970 Battery Baseplate. [POWER OUTPUTS] 1x 12V DC Port, 1x 7.4V DC Port

Q: 8. Would a mic with a Sennheiser G4 adapter be able to plug into this?

A: Microphones that have a 3.5mm TRS locking connector and are compatible for use with Sennheiser wireless bodypack transmitters are also compatible for use with the Zoom F2 and F2-BT. For example, the Sennheiser ME 2-II and MKE 2 Gold lavalier microphones are both compatible for use with the F2 and F2-BT recorders.

Q: 9. Am I able to use this with a Ronin SC2 Gimbal?? Im not sure if it will balance but I am trying to find a better option for battery life while keeping the camera mounted on the gimbal thanks

A: The Short answer is that I would not recommend it. Whether or not this works depends on the camera that you plan to use with this. attaching this to your camera cage will make the camera rig larger and therefore making it harder to balance (especially if you want to have clearance for tilt.) depending on the height and weight distribution of your camera you may need counterweights to help balance the gimbal. If you need to use an external battery it is usually best to mount it off the camera via the accessory ports on the gimbal (like the nato rails) or using accessories like the DJI R Twist Grip Dual Handle for RS 2 & RSC 2 (B&H # DJRTGDH MFR # CP.RN.00000096.01)

Q: 10. If I buy a shutter release for my sony a6000, do i still need to purchase the sony app for timelapsees?

A: No,it doesn't require the Sony app.