The black Audio-Technica MT830cH is a miniature omnidirectional lavalier condenser microphone offering wideband sound pickup with minimum visibility for lecturers, theater performers, and on-screen talent in television production and live stage applications. It features a 4.6' cable terminated with a 4-pin, screw-down, cH connector, enabling compatibility with cH-style wireless transmitters.

The omnidirectional polar pattern ensures consistent responsiveness regardless of the mic's angle, and its 30 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response delivers accuracy across the frequency spectrum. The MT830cH includes a clothing clip and windscreens.

Hirose 4-Pin cH-Style Connector    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Small Housing Is Easily Concealed    Attached 4.6' Cable    Includes Clothing Clip & Windscreens

Small size provides excellent yet unobtrusive sound pickup

High intelligibility for lecturers, stage/TV performers, and singers

Wide-range capability ensures clean, accurate reproduction

Omnidirectional lavalier microphone with 4-pin cH connector for use with cH-style transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Using for interviews.I'm getting a lot of noise from this microphone that I wouldn't expect. Very sensitive to any movement near the microphone like a jacket moving, heavy breaths causes overmodulation. I use the windscreen at all times and that helps some. It's pretty annoying. I've used dozens of mics over the years and have never had this much problems. Am I doing something wrong?Any suggestions? Would a unidirectional mic be better.

A: The Audio-Technica AT831B is a unidirectional microphone, suitable for professional video, broadcast and sound reinforcement applications. The fact that it is a condenser makes it more sensitive than your traditional dynamic hand-held interview mic. In video production, condensers are preferred because of their sensitivity- especially when pristine audio is demanded. In your case, I would try a couple of things before considering a mic change. 1. Engage the low-cut filter. The power switch has three positions: off , flat , and low-cut . The low-cut filter makes the microphone less sensitive to low frequencies found in wind, breath noise, and general ambiance. 2. Consider adding the Rycote Undercover (B&H#RYUC) lavalier wind cover and adhesive mount to your sound bag. The covers help reduce rustling noise caused by cable movement and friction between the mic element and clothing.

Q: 2. If I get a female XLR to male 1/8 cable, will this work with the Rode Wireless pro?

A: The Audio-Technica AT831b Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone could be connected to the Rode Wireless Pro transmitter using a female XLR to locking 3.5mm cable such as B&H #SECM1.

Q: 3. Can I plug this into my Sony HandyCam (Camcorder)?

A: In order to connect the AT 831B to a camcorder with 1/8 input, you will need to insert batteries into the mics power supply module. You will also need to adapt the output with a special adapter such as the Kopul LMT-100. a href= http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD/a

Q: 4. Will this clip work with the Audio-Technica AT803B?

A: The AT 8419 is the clip that is originally shipped with the AT803B lavalier mic. It is compatible.

Q: 5. Will this work with sennheiser transmitter

A: No, the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR3350XiS Omnidirectional Condenser Lavalier Microphone for Smartphones is not wired for use with the locking 3.5mm input connection commonly found on Sennheiser transmitters.

Q: 6. Can you show a picture of the female pin connections and the numbers on them?

A: We do not have a wiring scematic: Terminated for Shure wireless systems using TA4F-type connector. 55 (1.4 m) cable

Q: 7. Does this works without the battery? Is the battery for phantom power use or something like that? If not, can you suggest a mic that comes with everything that this one comes with, but without the need of a battery. Thanks in advance

A: This mic has a battery because it does require a little power and is self-powered. There are microphones that do not need a battery, but they still need some power to run, which is supplied by the device being connected to. There are a lot of them available, and it will depend on what you are connecting it to. Some work best for cameras, while others are suited for mobile devices.

Q: 8. 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: 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. Do I need an adapter to use this microphone with my Sennheiser EG-2 transmiter?

A: Yes. This 4-pin connector style (ch) is not compatible with Sennheiser transmitter bodypacks.