The black E2 Unidirectional Earset Microphone with 2mm Detachable Cable and 3.5mm Connector from Countryman is an over-the-ear earset, similar to a classic E6 earset, but with a shorter boom designed to work with the Sennheiser Evolution wireless microphone system. It provides suitable isolation at the mouth, but with less visibility than an E6 Omni earset, and can be used to capture audio for general speaking and vocal applications.

With an equalizing circuit built into the audio connector, the frequency response is tuned so you can experience full-bodied bass and precise highs that are warm and natural. The element, boom, and sub-miniature connector are all easily hidden on the user's face. The boom position near the ear helps to eliminate breath pops and vocal plosives on the mic. The 2mm detachable cable terminates to a 1/8" (3.5mm) locking connector for direct connection to a Sennheiser Evolution Series (G2 and G3), EW 100, EW 300, EW 500, or SK 1093 bodypack transmitter.

For Sennheiser Evolution Transmitters    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    For General Speaking and Vocals    Fits Over the Ear    Includes Carrying Case    Black and White Cable Clips    Windscreen and Protective Cap

The E2 Earset redefines pure sound in a virtually invisible package. It offers better ease of use than a lavalier or podium microphone.

There are two aspects of the E2 design that make it possible to capture sound so far away from the mouth: strong off-axis rejection and precisely tuned frequency response. For on-axis interference, the frequency response tuning in the connector of the E2 allows you to fully capitalize on the proximity boosting effect of the mic to achieve even stronger isolation in the voice band.

Like the connector for the industry-standard E6, the connector for the E2 is built tougher and more water resistant than previous models.

Standard gain, for speaking and vocals.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I buy this product now?

A: At the time of this answer, this is currently available for pre order.

Q: 2. Are there interchangeable lens mount options? PL? EF? emount? RF? Nikon F?

A: There are EF, PL and MFT mount options.

Q: 3. Will the Panasonic 7 to 14 f4 Wide angle lens, have enough coverage to be usable on this camera?

A: This camera has a Super 35mm sized sensor while that Panasonic 7-14mm wide angle lens is for MFT sized sensors. That lens will not cover the full sensor, you will need to use the camera in a cropped mode.

Q: 4. Does this camera display battery remaining in volts or percent?

A: It is displayed in voltage.

Q: 5. WiFi antenna that come with Z Cam is not good, anybody know a good replacement antenna that will fit? Preferably a stubby antenna.

A: Correct the z-cam comes with a 2db antenna replacing with a 4db antenna with give a end-user a better wifi connection.

Q: 6. Has anyone tested the Canon 18-80 Cine Servo with S6? Full focus and zoom control pass available through the ZCam app? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1246187-REG/canon_1714c002_cn_e_18_80mm_t4_4_compact_servo.html

A: We know that the focus function will work and in our opinion, the zoom motor of the Canon CN-E 18-80mm T4.4 can be controlled via the 2.5mm control jack.

Q: 7. will the usb-c allow for data recording such as using the T5 as a media storage?

A: Zcam E2 S6 offers recording capability from the USB-C port.

Q: 8. How is this camera in low light Compared to the Panasonic BGH1?

A: With a larger Super 35mm sensor it should compare well if not be a bit better in lower light.

Q: 9. Are there any speedboosters that cover Super35 for the MFT mount?

A: Speedboosters on the market for MFT Mount camera are also designed for MFT sensors. If you have EF lenses it would make more sense at this time to purchase the EF mount version of this camera which is BH #ZCE2S6EF. https://bhpho.to/2lVRwyC

Q: 10. Is there any way to get SDI Out without using A Decimator MD-HX Converter from HDMI Out?

A: No. And keep in mind that even with the Decimator, you would only be outputting 1080 at 60 p max via SDI... To output 4k you would need a higher level converter that would turn your HDMI out to 12G-SDI.