The EX-507XD Professional Lapel Microphone for Pro XD from Azden is a high-performance lapel microphone designed for use with Azden's PRO-XD wireless microphone system (sold separately). It is tuned for warmer-lows and crisper highs and is used to capture audio for broadcast TV, interview, and more.

The microphone is engineered to produce a dramatic enhancement in audio quality. The 1/8" TRRS connector also allows the EX-507XD to be used with many mobile devices using video and audio recording apps.

For Stage and Television    Electret Condenser Lapel Microphone    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    TRRS 1/8" Mini-Jack Connector    Requires 1-10 VDC Plug-In Power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is a pre-amp needed for use with a MAC MINI that has a pin port?

A: If the Mac Mini has a TRRS headset port then the EX-507XD will be compatible. I'm pretty sure most Macs (as well as iOS devices) do use this type of port, which is a headphone/speaker output and microphone input combo.In this case the use of a separate preamplifier is not necessary. The microphone input will be able to accept and amplify microphone level.

Q: 2. How long is the cord?

A: The EX503L features a 1.3 meter cable (4.26 feet).

Q: 3. I may have missed it, but I can't seem to find the length of the wire - how long is the wire? Bonus question - what would be a good extension if I needed to extend the wire?

A: The cable length is about 4 feet. I don't have a specific extension to recommend, but you'll want to look for a mono audio cable that is 3.5mm TS female to 3.5mm TS male.

Q: 4. Thanks for answering previous question. At Azden I see Azden EX-503 | Azden EX-503L | Azden EX-503H. I dint understand the potential difference among them in terms of sound quality. How to choose among these three.I want you use it for interview and documentary work with zoom H1, which one should i look for? How is the ambient sound cancellation?

A: My 14 yo has been using this item for interviews and is very happy. He has used it for school, small buisness, and religious events. There is some ambient noise when background noise is high but for routine interviews and recording speeches it works well. Value for cost is good.

Q: 5. Will this mic work with the Azden 15BT wireless transmitter?

A: No it will not. The EX-507XD works with the PRO-XD transmitter and most mobile devices when plugged into the headset port, but will not work with other Azden transmitters. For the 15BT you should purchase either the EX-503L or EX-50L microphone.

Q: 6. Is Azden EX-503H compatible with SONY WRT820A transmitter?

A: This mic is not compatible with the Sony WRT820A. You would need a mic with a twist-on 4-pin connector that is wired for Sony, such as the Countryman B3 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black), B&H # COB3SOBRS.

Q: 7. If I combine this with a MiCon-1 adapter can I use it in my RodeLink?

A: No - the MiCon adapter are for RODE lavalier mics only.

Q: 8. does this mic require 48v phantom power?

A: No, this mic is designed to be used with body pack wireless transmitters that supply 2-10 vdc.

Q: 9. will it work with a zoom?

A: The EX-503 will be compatible with devices that have a 3.5mm mic input jack and are able to supply plug in power to the mic. This includes the Zoom H1, H2 and H4N recorders.

Q: 10. Is ex503h mic compatible with sony WRT820A?

A: I am afraid not. The Azden employs a 4-pin mini Hirose Your bodypack uses SONY's proprietary SMC9-4P connector. The pin-assignment may be different:Pin 1: +5 voltsPin 2: HotPin 3: ColdPin 4: Ground