The medium, brown Core 4088 Directional Headset Microphone with Hardwired TA4F Connector from DPA Microphones is designed for theater and broadcast applications. The Core 4088 microphone delivers a 14 dB increase in both THD (total harmonic distortion) and dynamic range, which improves clarity and openness more than the previous Legacy model. The headworn cardioid microphone is a dual-ear design that can be worn on either ear and used for various performing talent applications. Its small, 0.25" diameter allows for discreet use while its 0.5-ounce body allows for comfort while being worn. In addition, a foam windscreen, makeup cover, clothing clip, and a pop screen are also included.

For Broadcast and Theater Applications    Left- or Right-Ear Mounting    Humidity-Resistant Design    Silicone Hose-Covered Earhooks    14 dB Increase in THD and Dynamic Range    Core Amplifier Increases Mic Performance    Includes Clothing Clip and Pop Screen    Foam Windscreen and Makeup Cover

The Core 4088 gets a 14 dB increase in both THD and dynamic range.

Lightweight and flexible

Easy mounting to both the left and right ear

Resistant to humidity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the canon R5?

A: Yes, the Canon DM-E1 Directional Microphone is compatible for use with the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera. The mic connects through the camera's 3.5mm audio input.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with either the Canon 6D or 60D?

A: Yes

Q: 3. Do you still hear the the lens focusing with this mic?

A: Some cameras and lenses can have issues with the mic picking up the sound of the lens focusing. The easiest way to solve this is to move the mic off of the camera and further from the lens. You can do this with a bracket such as the Vello CB-510 Dual Shoe Bracket with Silicon Rubber Grip (B&H # VECB510) which will allow you to re-position the mic where it will be less likely to be affected by focusing noise from the lens. Also be sure to use a good quality cable to connect the mic to your camera. That will also help to eliminate additional noise.

Q: 4. In the same line of thought, is it compatible with the 7D?

A: I was looking at this Mic on Canon's website and they don't list any compatible cameras. All I saw was *Applies to all Canon EOS digital cameras with a microphone jack under the heading Disclaimer.

Q: 5. Compatible with EOS 5ds?

A: Yes, the Canon DM-E100 Directional Microphone is compatible for use with the Canon EOS 5DS R DSLR Camera.

Q: 6. I'm looking for a wireless/blue tooth headset microphone and personal amplifier/speaker. Any suggestions?

A: This is not a bluetooth headset. this is a wired headset to use with a bodypack transmitter.

Q: 7. Will this headset mount work the Rode Lavalier II mics that come with the Rode Wireless Pro?

A: The RODE LAVHS-MED Headset Mount for Lavalier Microphones is designed specifically for the Rode Lavalier and SmartLav+ microphones. The Rode Lavalier II is a different shape, and it may fit, but compatibility is not guaranteed and some ingenuity may be required.

Q: 8. why there is no compatibility list for the microphone???

A: The Canon DM-E100 Directional Microphone is compatible with any camera that has a 3.5mm microphone input that is capable of supplying plug-in power. As such, any list of all compatible models would be excessively long and ultimately unhelpful.

Q: 9. Why has no one reviewed this mic yet, I can't find any user based or professional reviews anywhere online. Can B&H give an indication of its quality, pros and cons?

A: I dont know why the mic has yet to be reviewed by customers. Though, there should be some reviews available online. That being said, while I have yet to use the mic myself, its predecessor was a solid quality mic, and I would expect no less from this one.

Q: 10. Is there any solution to get it connected to a computer via USB or 3.5 mm jack?

A: To connect the Shure SM35 Performance Headset Condenser Microphone (TA4F) to a computer, you would need an audio interface such as B&H # FOSSOLO4G. Consumer audio interfaces do not have TA4 inputs, so you would also need the Shure RK100PK Preamplifier (B&H #SHRK100PK) to convert the microphone's output to XLR.