The Countryman E6s Omnidirectional Microphone is a miniature earset microphone for virtually invisible operation. The compact size and placement just in front of the ear make this microphone particularly well-suited for intimate theater and broadcast applications, or any use where low mic visibility is a key factor.

The omnidirectional pickup pattern provides a generous and forgiving pickup area around the perimeter of the capsule, while the stainless steel construction stands up to daily use, makeup, and sweat. The mic also comes with 3 different interchangeable caps that let you choose between a flat, bright, or very bright frequency response.

This version of the E6s is black and comes with a 2mm diameter Duramax cable. It terminates to a Switchcraft 851 connector for use with Lectrosonics wireless transmitters.

Omnidirectional Pickup Pattern    Discreet Design    Stainless Steel Construction    2mm Diameter Duramax Cable    Switchcraft 851 Connector    Interchangeable Frequency Response Caps    Optimized for Loud Speaking and Vocals

The miniature design is ideal for use in applications where visibility is a key factor, such as intimate theater settings and broadcasting

The stainless steel construction allows the mic to stand up to daily use, makeup, and sweat. When used with the included caps, the mic is virtually waterproof

The included 2mm diameter Duramax cable detaches easily from the headset, making it completely replaceable in the event of a short or break. The replaceable cable design makes upgrading wireless microphone systems easy, as they are available with a wide selection of connectors to accommodate various wireless transmitters

The omnidirectional polar pattern is effective in minimizing handling noise from fabric and wind

The mic comes with 3 interchangeable caps that provide you with a flat, bright, or very bright frequency response

The mic has a medium sensitivity that is ideal for loud speaking and vocal applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this camera support 4k60 16bit raw output over HDMi like the Sony A7siii?

A: Yes.

Q: 2. Will this camera be compatible with the La-ea5 adapter?

A: Yes, the LA-EA5 will work to adapt A-mount lenses to this camera.

Q: 3. I Understand that 4k 60 has the Super 35mm crop. But does the A7iv shoot 1080 60fps in full frame?

A: Yes the A7IV is able to film in 1080 60p in full Full Frame

Q: 4. Approx. how many shots can be made on one battery charge?

A: the battery does run out by end of shooting, depending on how much you use functions. it is worth having a back up

Q: 5. Is it possible that in the future Sony will add 4k60 in full frame (through pixel binning or line skipping)?

A: Sony has not given any indication that Full Frame 4K 60p will be coming in the future to the Sony Alpha a7 IV Mirrorless Digital Camera. There is no way to know at this point.

Q: 6. Does the DSC-RX1R II have a headphone jack?

A: No.

Q: 7. Has the design of the side covers for connectors been improved? I.e. better sealing door?

A: There have been some improvements to the weather sealing, lens lock button design, and the lens mount, but Sony has not specified any updates to the side port covers.

Q: 8. what is the fastest the camera can write/read an SDXC card for still pics? The 280 mb/s is about double the $ over the 95 mb/s card. Anyone know?

A: The manufactures do not list how fast it actually records an image or video to a card.It is a fast camera but most cameras today will not see that speed card. And the 280 MB/s card is UHS 2 and that camera and most are compatible with UHS 1. So that would not be a card I would use in the camera.For still photos the 95 MB/s is fine. In general you do want to use the fastest card for video. That helps prevent issues and corruption while recording video which is a lot of data.

Q: 9. Does the lens have threads on it for filters?

A: Yes, the RX1R-II can take filters with a 49mm thread.

Q: 10. Is the camera menu similar to the a7iii or has the menu been updated to a simpler version?

A: The menu on the Sony Alpha a7 IV is very close to the menu on the Sony Alpha a7 III.