The black HT2 from Audix is a professional pre-polarized headworn microphone with a supercardioid polar pattern that is designed for live stage, presentation, and broadcast applications. It can be used when paired with the Audix RAD360 wireless (sold separately) to capture vocals from a comfortable distance of 2 to 3" off of the corner of the mouth.

The headworn microphone has a frequency response of 50 Hz to 15 kHz and can handle very-high sound pressure levels without distortion. It is easy to position, lightweight, and has roadworthy construction. Built with a rubber coated metal frame and a high-performance 5 mm capsule, it includes a 3' cable that terminates with a mini 3-pin XLRF connector.

In addition, a foam windscreen for reducing wind, sibilance, and pop noise is also included.

For Use with Audix RAD360 Wireless    Suitable for Live Sound, Speech & Vocals    Hands-Free Headworn Vocal Microphone    Easy to Position    Mini 3-Pin XLRF Connector    Includes Foam Windscreen

The HT2 features a supercardioid polar pattern, providing excellent rejection of off-axis audio and noise. The result is high gain-before-feedback while using near monitor speakers

The tailored frequency response of 50 Hz to 15 kHz accentuates the frequencies associated with speech while minimizing low frequency noise and rumble

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, Will it work with FX3?

A: The ECM-B1M is not compatible with the FX3. It is designed to work with Sony cameras that have the multi-interface shoe.

Q: 2. Hello. I read that this microphone is unable to be used with the Zoom H1. Would it work with the Tascam DR-05?

A: Both the Roland R-05 and the Zoom H1 provide the necessary plug-in power required by this microphone. Roland R-05 Portable 24-bit Digital Audio Recorder B&H # ROR05------------------- Zoom H1 Ultra-Portable Digital Audio Recorder (Black) B&H # ZOH1

Q: 3. Will it work with a canon 1200d

A: If a camera has a standard external mic jack, the Rode VideoMicro will work with the camera. To attach it directly to the camera, the camera needs to also have a flash hot shoe, not for connectivity, but for holding the mic on the camera.

Q: 4. does the Rode VideoMicro Compact On-Camera Microphone work with iphones?

A: The Rode VideoMicro can be used with iPhone and similar smartphones . This requires the purchase of the optional Rode SC7 cable.

Q: 5. So as the rode website suggests it can work with smartphones with trrs jack via sc7 cable lastly just wanted to know does a samsung galaxy s5 have a trrs jack type ?

A: The Samsung Galaxy S5 offers a TRRS headphone/microphone jack a d this mic should work with it.

Q: 6. Does anyone know if the Rotolight RL48 fit around this?

A: It should easily fit , but you may need an additional mounting for the Rotolight for stability: Rotolight Stand for RL48-A & RL48-B B&H # RORL48STAND

Q: 7. will this mic work for iPhone live Facebook streaming? Are there noise problems as noted with Video Mic Me?

A: I normally don't use this with an iPhone but it does work. You just have to find a way to mount it. I mainly use it with my GoPro. Sound quality is really good. Took it to DisneyLand on some rides and audio is clear.

Q: 8. Will this work with an Olympus EM5 II?? It is a Mirrorless, but I cannot find in the specs if the MIC plug is powered.

A: You can use it.

Q: 9. My VideoMicro is not functioning on my BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Are they not compatible?

A: This is for DSLR and you have to be pretty close to your subject with this mic. If you want clean audio for your video this is not for you

Q: 10. Will this work on a Nikon D5100?

A: The Nikon D5100 can provide power to mics which require it and is compatible with the VideoMicro.