The black Sennheiser SL Headmic 1-4 BK-NC Headworn Microphone with 3-Pin SE Connector is a comfortable presenter microphone with a sleek and unobtrusive appearance. It features an omnidirectional MKE 1 miniature capsule, which is optimized for a natural sound and high speech intelligibility. With its 3-pin LEMO-style SE connector and fixed cable that remains securely attached when the speaker moves, the headset can be paired with any Sennheiser bodypack transmitter equipped with a 3-pin LEMO connector, to capture audio in speech and presentation applications such as meetings, conferences, lectures, and more.

Lightweight (at 0.25 oz without cable), the adjustable neckband easily adjusts to fit all head sizes. The metal frame is sturdy and durable for long-term use. The SL Headmic 1-4 BK-NC comes with an MZC 2 frequency response cap, an SL MZW 1 windshield, and a sleek soft case, which can also hold an optional bodypack transmitter.

Comfortable Presenter Microphone    High Speech Intelligibility    Secure, Fixed Cable    3-Pin LEMO-Style SE Connector    Omnidirectional MKE 1 Miniature Capsule    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Adjustable Neckband    Sturdy Metal Frame    Windscreen is Included    Includes Soft Carrying Case

• Comfortable presenter microphone with adjustable neckband
• Omnidirectional MKE 1 miniature capsule for full, natural sound with high speech intelligibility
• 5.25' fixed cable remains securely attached when speaker moves
• Sleek and unobtrusive appearance
• Thin microphone boom
• 3-pin LEMO-style SE connector
• Compatible with any Sennheiser bodypack transmitter equipped with a LEMO connector—SK 5212-II (and variants), SK 2000, SK 6000, SK 9000, SK 6000
• Lightweight at 0.25 oz (without cable)
• Sturdy metal frame
• Includes MZC 2 frequency response cap and SL MZW 1 windshield
• Includes soft case for convenient transport and storage—case also holds a bodypack transmitter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this mic be directly connected to a computer via the 3.5 mm jack?

A: No, the Sennheiser HSP4 Headworn Microphone cannot be connected to a laptop's headphone jack.

Q: 2. can i choose skintone color on this headworn mic?

A: The SL Headmic 1 microphone is available separately in a beige finish (B&H # SESLHM1BE), but it looks like the system may only be offered as a package with the included mic in black finish. Please call us to check on whether it can be special ordered for you. You can reach us by phone at (800) 606-6969 or (212) 444-6615.

Q: 3. Can I dance in this vigorously without it breaking? I saw a previous comment saying its fragile.

A: This is a very well made product; both in construction and in sound quality- it is designed for rigorous movement and is moisture resistant to sweat, etc.

Q: 4. HI, CANI USE IT AS A WIRED MIC CONNECTING A FEMALE EP CONNECION TO IT? I CAN SAVE COST OF TE TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER. THE SPEAKER IN OUR SHOW IS STATIONARY AT ONCE SEAT.

A: To use the Sennheiser HSP-4 headset mic as a wired mic requires a special adapter. The HSP-4 is a condenser mic and requires a bias voltage thats normally provided by a wireless transmitter. The Sennheiser MZA-900-P adapter has a 1/8 mini jack on one end for the mic connection, and a male XLR plug on the other end for a standard XLR mic cable; 48-volt phantom power is required. The combination works great, by the way.

Q: 5. I want to get this mic for my ew G4. I´m a filmmaker, but the descriptions are all about stage/theater. is this a good option for filmmaking?

A: This omnidirectional lavalier microphone can be used with any Sennheiser wireless system, including the Evolution Wireless Systems. The mic is marketed to stage performers and singers, because it can handle a high sound pressure, and can withstand sweat and moisture, but you can use it for filmmaking as well.

Q: 6. Will this work with Rode Wireless Go II?

A: The Sennheiser HSP4 Headworn Microphone uses a locking 3.5mm input connection while the transmitters in the Rode Wireless GO II 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System use a non-locking input connection. Compatibility between the two depends on the ability of the locking mechanism on the HSP4 to move far enough out of the way to make a solid connection to the Rode transmitters. We have not tested these two items to fully confirm their compatibility at this time.

Q: 7. Hi, I have the Samson xpd1, is this similar? My Samson is connected via usb and has a wire pack but the usb is in the computer. How we I keep having my audio go out during my course recording so I’m looking for a solid mic that will save me headaches of recording and not being able to use it. Thank you.

A: This mic is a headworn mic to connect to a wireless transmitter, and will not solve your issue, which . may be interference, which is a product of the wireless system and its limitations, not the actual microphone. If you require a wireless system with more range, and less likely to experience interference, you may have to upgrade to another system, such as the Samson AirLine 99m AH9 Wireless UHF Fitness Headset System (D: 542 to 566 MHz), BH #SAW9A9SQED, which operates in UHF, and gives you 100 frequencies to choose from. This system will be more reliable, and would require a converter cable, such as the Roland Black Series 1/4" Male to USB Type-A Cable, BH #RORCC10US14, to connect to the USB port of your computer.

Q: 8. How to avoid echo & feed back

A: Stay clear of the speakers. Perform sound checks to obtain the proper level on the speakers. Maybe use one of these: dbx AFS2 Dual-Channel Advanced Feedback Suppression Processor B&H # DBAFS2

Q: 9. Do you disconnect headworn mic from transmitter to fit in case?

A: Yes, you will need to disconnect the Sennheiser SpeechLine Digital Wireless SL Headmic 1 Headworn Microphone so it will fit properly inside of the case. The case will also hold the wireless bodypack transmitter, but it may not fit into the allotted space when the microphone is connected.

Q: 10. What would be required to get a XLR audio output from this system? I currently have a qu32 with 18 + desk mics going into it. Is it feasable to get rid of the desktop gooseneck mics and use this system for audio input to the mixing board?

A: The Sennheiser TeamConnect SL Ceiling 2 Microphone Array with Extension Brackets BH #SEUSTCC2KTK will connect directly to external microphones. Please see the manual below for connection options and installation guidance: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/762696.pdf