The Audio-Technica Pro-49Q gooseneck microphone features a standard 3-pin XLR base for quick connection and release with any XLR input. The condenser element features a wide frequency response and low noise floor resulting in rich detailed audio quality. The gooseneck itself features quiet microphone positioning and is available is 2 lengths. This version measures 16.46" (418.08mm ) long.

The XLR base enables quick connection and release to any XLR microphone input.

The cardioid polar pattern effectively minimizes off-axis noise and ambient audio signal.

The microphone is available in two lengths; this version measures 16.46" (418.08mm ) long.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is mic compatible with Fuji x100v? If "yes", what kind of cable do I need to purchase?

A: Yes, the Movo Photo VXR10 is compatible for use with a Fuji X100V camera. You can use a cable with 3.5mm TRS and 2.5mm TRS end such as the Beachtek SC25 3.5mm to 2.5mm TRS Output Cable (B&H #BESC25) to connect the mic to the camera's 2.5mm input.

Q: 2. is this compatible with Sunpak 6000 PG tripod ?

A: The Sunpak Quick Release Plate for TravelLite Pro Tripod is not compatible with the Sunpak 6000 PG tripod. This is a compatible QR plate for that tripod: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1236884-REG/sunpak_620_754_quick_release_plate_for_ultrapro.html

Q: 3. Is the line out supposed to be a mic out instead? Reason why I am asking is because I want to plug it into a Rode Wireless Go, and I don't want to blow the receiver. If it's indeed a line out, the signal might be too hot I assume.

A: It does seem odd that the main audio output on the VXR10 PRO would be labeled as a "line" output when the audio output signal is mic level. It is most likely just improper translation from Chinese to English. The instruction manual and product photos show it as the proper output to use when connecting the VXR10 PRO to the mic input on cameras and recorders. Since the primary output on a microphone is a mic level audio signal and the mic inputs on a camera and recorder typically require mic level signal, it seems that the label on the VXR10 PRO is creating confusion since the signal delivered is a mic level audio signal. The headphone output does provide an actual line level signal.

Q: 4. Will this microphone work with a macbook pro?

A: Yes, the Rode VideoMic Pro+ can be connected to a MacBook Pro when used with a USB audio interface to enable compatibility. As an easy-to-use option, the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR2x-USB 3.5mm to USB 2.0 Type-C Audio Adapter (B&H # AUATR2XUSB) provides a 3.5mm TRS mic input as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack to monitor the audio while recording. If you want a shotgun style microphone for a camera that also has the ability to connect directly to a computer without the need for additional equipment, the Rode VideoMic NTG Hybrid Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone (B&H # ROVMNTG) and Rode VideoMic GO II Ultracompact Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone (B&H # ROVMGII) are great options. Both mics include a built-in USB output for direct connection to a computer.

Q: 5. I'm not getting any signal from the headphone output. I'm using a standard 1/8th 3.5 mm headphone. Any suggestions?

A: Have you tried a different pair of headphones to see if that works? What do you have the microphone connected to?

Q: 6. I have this microphone with the Rode SC7 cable, they seem to be incompatible with canon cameras (works with the GH5 but not the Canon R6 nor G7Xiii). When I switch cable back to the Movo original cable, it works. Why is that? Connection types should be the same...

A: Certain Rode adapter cables maybe wired in specific ways which prevent them from being used beyond their initial intent. The SC7 was meant to be used to connect a TRS microphone to a smartphone with TRRS connection. In this case, if the Movo cable works for you, I'd stay with that.

Q: 7. a) can this be connected to a OnePlus Nord 2 phone? b) can it be connected to a laptop for podcast recording? c) does it have wifi or Bluetooth connectivity?

A: The Rode VideoMic Pro+ can be connected to a smartphone or computer when using adapters to enable compatibility. The mic does not have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity built-in. You can use a USB audio interface/adapter like the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR2x-USB 3.5mm to USB 2.0 Type-C Audio Adapter (B&H # AUATR2XUSB) to connect the microphone to your OnePlus Nord 2 smartphone as well as to connect to your computer. The mic's 3.5mm TRS cable will connect to the input on the interface and it also has a headphone jack to monitor the audio. The attached USB-C connector will plug into your phone and also into your computer. It also includes a USB Type-A adapter which you can use if your computer has a USB Type-A port.

Q: 8. Is this similar to an ARCA plate? I want to use a Peak Design Capture clip with my Sunpak tripod, but can't tell if the plates are compatible.

A: No this is not Arca

Q: 9. Will this mic compatible with Behringer X Air 18? Maybe with trs to xlr adapter? If yes, does it need the phantom power? And what adapter is recommended?

A: No. This mic requires "plug in" power, it will not work with phantom power. It is designed for use with cameras and cell phones.

Q: 10. Will this mic work with my Panasonic HC-WXF1 Camcorder?

A: This mic would work perfectly with the Panasonic HC-WXF1 camcorder.