Saramonic DK4A Professional Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone - Compatible with Saramonic, Sennheiser, Rode, Azden & More Wireless Systems - 3.5mm TRS Input - Ideal for Podcasting, Interviews, Vlogging & Broadcast Recording

Product Description

The Saramonic DK4A is a premium broadcast lavalier microphone for wireless systems that will greatly enhance the sound quality of your productions with its truly excellent sonic performance. Its omnidirectional polar pattern provides 360-degrees of sound pickup and is ideal for capturing natural sounding dialog for video productions, interviews, speech and many other applications and perfect for acoustic instruments. Deigned with a flat, low-profile form factor and a premium, professional look. It is visually unobtrusive and looks great on camera and easily is concealed. Wide and Warm SoundThe DK4 lavalier is specially designed to enhance the character of dialog and capture the detailed subtleties of musical instruments. It delivers a crisp, full-frequency response with refined, smooth sound and warmth of tone. It features a wide pick-up response, both direct and off-axis from the mic capsule, enhancing sensitivity and minimizing unwanted noise. Perfect Sound AnywhereIt doesn’t matter if you’re using the DK4 indoors or outdoors, every windscreen accessory you need is included. The mic, clips and all four included windscreens all fit neatly into pockets in the included compact soft-shell case. For Wireless and MoreThe gold-plated locking 3.5mm connector is compatible with numerous wireless systems from Saramonic, Sennheiser, Rode, Azden, Nady, Senal, Boya and even more, plus audio recorders with 3.5mm mic inputs with plug-in power from manufacturers like Zoom, Tascam, Sony, Marantz, Roland and more. And because it is standard 3.5mm TRS wiring, it can even be plugged directly into DSLR, Mirrorless and Video Cameras with 3.5mm mic input that provide plug-in-power. When you don’t need to go wireless, the Saramonic C-XLR+ audio adapter (sold separately) lets you easily plug the DK4A lavalier into equipment with XLR inputs.