The ATM350UcH Cardioid Condenser Clip-On Instrument Microphone with Universal Mounting System from Audio-Technica is a microphone with a permanently attached 55" miniature cable terminated with a screw-down, cH-style 4-pin connector for use with an Audio-Technica wireless cH-style, bodypack transmitter. It includes a universal clip-on mount, 5" gooseneck, a violin mount (hook-and-loop fastener), and a protective carrying case.

55" Cable with cH-Style Connector    For Wireless Bodypack Transmitters    40 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Includes 5" Gooseneck    Universal Clip-On Mount    Violin Mount    Protective Carrying Case

Low-profile mic design for minimum visibility

Crisp, clear, well-balanced microphone response, even at high SPLs

Cardioid polar pattern reduces pick up of sounds from the sides and rear, improving isolation of desired sound source

UniMount universal clip-on mount attaches securely to the instrument's bell and provides excellent shock resistance for the microphone

Rugged UniMount 5" gooseneck rigidly holds its shape, keeping the microphone accurately positioned even during aggressive play

Interchangeable elements available for hypercardioid and omnidirectional polar patterns

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What records the sound? The camera or the mic's memory card?

A: This mic has an XLR cable so if your camera has an XLR input then you can record to your camera. The mic doesn't have a memory card. I film with a DSLR so I use a Zoom H4N to pass the mic input to my camera.

Q: 2. Will the power module fit into a xvive phantom power unit?

A: Yes, you can use the Audio-Technica Pro 35 Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone with the Xvive Audio P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply with Rechargeable Battery (B&H # XVP1). The Pro 35 is also compatible for use with the Xvive Audio U3C Set Wireless Plug-On System for Condenser Microphones - 2.4 GHz (B&H # XVU3CSET). The transmitter in this system will supply phantom power for the mic.

Q: 3. Where can I get a wind cover for this microphone?

A: Auray - Fuzzy Windbuster for Lavalier Microphones (Black) B&H# AUWLW

Q: 4. Can I connect the AT 831B ( with the power supply module ) in an acoustic guitar amp with a XLR input and already providing a phantom power of 16 V?

A: The AT831B can operate on phantom power ranging from 9-52 volts and also using battery. There would be no issue connecting to a device that provides 16V phantom via XLR.

Q: 5. Is the end of the cable an XLR connector? I have phantom power on my field recorder and don't want to add any power modules.

A: The Audio-Technica AT831B terminates in a TA3 (miniXLR) connector, but the included power module has a regular XLR output.

Q: 6. Does this microphone have GSM or cell phone interference? I have the AT803b, and I get interference from GSM cell phones near the microphone.

A: I haven't noticed cell interference, but it does have a ton of handling noise. Even the faintest fabric rustle is pretty noticeable.

Q: 7. Does this mic come in a wireless version?

A: This mic is not available in a wireless version.

Q: 8. Can this be used as a replacement microphone on for an existing wireless system? (ta3 style connector on the existing system's body pack)

A: The Audio-Technica AT831b Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone can be connected directly to a wireless bodypack transmitter with a TA3 style mini-XLR input connector that is capable of supplying the proper amount of voltage needed to power the mic. The specs list the power requirement for the AT831b as 11 to 52V.

Q: 9. I need to replace the Mic. to use with my Audio-Technica ATW-R14 wireless system, Want to know if these is the one I should by ?

A: The Pro-35cW microphone will feature the locking 4 pin connector compatible with the transmitters available in the ATW-1400 system. The ATW R14 is actually the model of the receiver unit only.

Q: 10. Can I connect this mic through a Rode AI-1 audio interface to my PC using the XLR connector from the included power module?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica AT831b Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone can be connected to an audio interface such as the Rode AI-1 using an XLR cable.