The beige CO-6 Earworn Microphone from Point Source Audio features a bendable boom arm with 360° of flexibility for accurate mic placement. It has an omnidirectional polar pattern and a maximum sound pressure level (SPL) of 125 dB, allowing the mic to handle very loud speech and vocals without distortion. Optimized for clarity of speech in close talk operations, the CO-6 is designed for hands-free miking applications such as lectures, sportscasting, aerobics instruction, singing, and in houses of worship.

The single-ear design can be worn on the left or right ear, and the mic can be converted to a dual-ear wearing option with the R-DMC microphone clip (available separately). This CO-6 version of the mic features a 4.2' cable with a 3.5mm locking TRS connector wired for Sennheiser wireless transmitters.

360° Bendable Boom Arm    125 dB Max SPL    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    3.5mm Locking TRS Connector

• Hands-free microphone solution for presenters, instructors, performers, and congregation leaders
• Hardwired 3.5mm locking TRS connector for use with Sennheiser wireless transmitters
• Includes a windscreen, clothing clip, and storage box
• Unbreakable boom bends 360° for optimal microphone placement
• Handles SPLs up to 125 dB
• Optimal gain before feedback

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I recently switched from Canon to Sony. I have two Yongnuo 600ex-rtII flashes will they work with this trigger on my Sony a7iii? Thank you

A: The YN600EXRT are designed to work with Canon Proprietary radio signals. They will not work with a Sony/Godox combination unless you buy receivers and use them in manual only.

Q: 2. Does this work with Godoy ad100

A: Yes. The following system work with the AD100.

Q: 3. Hi recently I bought a flash kit bowens gemini 400r...is it compatible with xpro?

A: No.

Q: 4. Is there a minimun distance between XPro transmitter and AD200 or 860 speedlite? I would like to use the flash, transmitter and camera on a flash bracket for wedding photography.

A: In certain instances having the transmitter to close can prevent firing. This would be very rare though. In the situation you describe, there will be no issues.

Q: 5. Will this work with a non canon Godox flash?

A: Yes this transmitter can fire Godox flashes.

Q: 6. Will this work for the Olympus FL900 and FL600 flashes ???? Jim

A: Unfortunately, Godox does not have an Olympus receiver to provide full program modes. If You used this Godox Nikon receiver, it would only allow Your flash to be activated. Godox X1R-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver for Nikon B&H # GOX1RN MFR # X1R-N

Q: 7. Can I use these to fire a remote camera as I simultaneiusly fire my hand held camera? One X Pro mounted to hand held, and one mounted to remote cam, with (assumingly necessary) a sync cord?

A: Yes you can use Godox XProC TTL Wireless Flash Trigger to dedicated camera hot shoe and trigger other cameras using the Godox X1R-C TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver on your 2nd camera. You will need to use the trigger cable available in the box of Godox receiver.

Q: 8. Can I use this with a mix of V1s and Canon Speedlight 580s?

A: Yes. Canon units will need to be driven in slave mode.

Q: 9. Will this work for a Nikon D3500?

A: Yes the XPro N will work with a Nikon D3500.

Q: 10. Will this flash TTL mode work when controlled by a Yongnuo YN-622N controller for Nikon, from a Nikon camera?

A: No, TTL mode will not function .