The Countryman Isomax Headset Microphone is the original Countryman head-worn microphone, and a favorite for both speech and performances. The Isomax features a flexible boom for easy positioning, and the sensitive capsule features a wide 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response for full, clear audio reproduction.

The Isomax effectively rejects off-axis audio, minimizing feedback and residual noise. The flexible, adjustable band fits snugly and comfortably around the back of the head for concealed use on stage, during trade shows, speeches, sermons, etc.

A wide variety of colors and connecttors are available for use with various wireless transmitters. This version is black and features a Pigtail (Unterminated) connector for use with transmitters.

For Wireless Transmitters    Hypercardioid Polar Pattern    Pigtail (Unterminated) Connector    For Wireless System    Telescoping Boom Provides a Custom Fit    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    High Rejection of Feedback    Black

A miniature hypercardioid capsule is mounted to a low-profile, adjustable headband. The Isomax is available in a variety of colors that match different skin tones, so you can select the version that is appropriate for your application.

The moisture-resistant capsule is protected against humidity, sweat, and makeup.

The Isomax is available in omnidirectional, cardioid, and hypercardioid polar patterns. This version features a hypercardioid pattern for high rejection of off-axis noise and feedback sources.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it works with Nikon D610?

A: No it does not work with the D610. The latest camera it works with is the D800.

Q: 2. Can you map this for recording?

A: The buttons cannot be remapped.

Q: 3. Can I use this with the Nikon 7100

A: No, this remote receiver is not compatible with the Nikon D7100. The D7100 does not have the required 10-pin connection to connect the system to. Below is a link to a similar type of remote control which will plug into the D7100s remote control port and will wirelessly trigger the flash via radio transmission. Seeh the link below for details:http://bhpho.to/1dmOq7d

Q: 4. Can this control PZ-E1 adapter? If so, does body also has to be certain model like bluetooth enabled models?

A: The BR-E1 is capable of controlling the Canon PZ-E1 when it is equipped with the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens.

Q: 5. Is there a way to have the unit loop automatically back and forth between two points without having to manually turn the knob, and also be able to set the speed?

A: No this can NOT be set to auto loop focus points

Q: 6. What is a Gear Mod?

A: The 0.8 MOD Drive Gears is the connection that the Follow Focus Motors make to the lens. You can see them in the top right hand corner in this photo.https://bit.ly/2LcWpev0.8 Gears are found on Cinema Lenses Standard. If you have a photography lens you will be using you may just need to add a gear ring to them to make the connection. Here is a link to a Gear Ring that will work with this system.https://bhpho.to/2KROmYs

Q: 7. TR 4250 Canon Pixma printer. does this printer have dual sided printing? Is it good for printing on PVC ID cards? lastly, do you have to purchase an ID tray attachment for this printer and if so, where in fact can I do that. thank you

A: No, this is meant for regular copy paper.

Q: 8. will this work for the new mirrorless EOS R?

A: Yes it does. In fact, it's the only wireless option as the EOS R no longer has an IR sensor to use with the RC-6 wireless remote. So now my RC-6 is only useful for my 6D and 6D2.

Q: 9. Does this work with Nikon D3300,3400, and D4 cameras in terms of power for record purposes and zoom/focus controls?

A: This is not going to trigger start/stop recording wit those cameras. However it will be able to control the zoom and focus for any lens it is rigged up to.

Q: 10. Do they offer a kit with three motors (one for focus, one for iris, and one for zoom) or do I need to buy this kit with an additional motor?

A: Because the motor alone is discontinued the only way we have to add a servo motor is by purchasing another kit. The Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control System normally only includes two motors.