Shure TwinPlex Lavalier Microphone Omnidirectional Condenser low sens; No Conn; Black

Sweat and moisture won’t stop your signal when you use the black Shure TwinPlex TL47 omnidirectional lavalier microphone as your transducer of choice. This ultra-lightweight mic boasts a patent-pending, dual-diaphragm condenser capsule with an omnidirectional polar pattern, yielding full, natural tone and consistent off-axis response along with low self-noise and wide dynamic range. Plus, the swappable frequency caps incorporate a superhydrophobic nanoscopic coating to eliminate sweat-outs and signal drops caused by perspiration.

The TwinPlex TL47 remains easy to conceal while offering the sonic performance of mics with much larger diaphragms. Its low sensitivity makes it capable of handling high SPLs. The paintable, medical-grade, 1.6mm diameter cable resists kinks, maintains flexibility, and uses a redundant ground for enhanced shielding. The cable end has an untermintated pigtail to accommodate custom wiring to your preferred connector (available separately). The TwinPlex TL47 includes a storage case and a comprehensive accessories bundle.

Unterminated (No Connector)
This version of the mic features unterminated pigtail leads allowing for custom wiring

Features at a Glance

• Low self-noise of 24.5 dBA and wide dynamic range of 117.5 dB for cleaner audio production
• Low sensitivity mitigates distortion and contributes to high SPL handling
• Paintable 1.6mm diameter cable resists memory effect and kinks
• Lightweight and easily concealed for use in theater, broadcast, and speech applications
• Patent-pending, dual-diaphragm design yields twice the surface area of other subminiature microphones for pristine, natural response, and robust low frequencies
• Improved off-axis consistency produces accurate reproduction regardless of vocal source position or movement
• Interchangeable sweat- and moisture-resistant frequency caps prevent sweat-outs due to an invisible superhydrophobic nanoscopic coating
• Dual-redundant ground in cable serves as secondary shield for longevity