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Deity W.lav Pro Microdot Lavalier Black 4mm

Deity Microphones W.Lav Pro is a miniature waterproof omnidirectional lavalier microphone with a Microdot adapter designed to deliver clear, natural speech reproduction in film and video production applications, even in challenging outdoor conditions. Its 1.8m attached cable is terminated with a Microdot connector for easy integration with a Microdot-equipped mic transmitter.

SKU: GC49-09.W.LAV-PRO BLACK

Deity W.lav Pro Microdot Lavalier Black 4mm

Deity W.lav Pro Microdot Lavalier Black 4mm

Deity Microphones W.Lav Pro is a miniature waterproof omnidirectional lavalier microphone with a Microdot adapter designed to deliver clear, natural speech reproduction in film and video production applications, even in challenging outdoor conditions. Its 1.8m attached cable is terminated with a Microdot connector for easy integration with a Microdot-equipped mic transmitter.

The W.Lav Pro's condenser capsule offers an omnidirectional polar pattern with a wider frequency response and higher SPL handling than the W.Lav mic. Utilize the supplied foam windscreen to inhibit light wind noise and plosives. Being the same size as industry-standard lav mics, the W.Lav Pro is compatible with common accessories from LMC, Ursa, Bubblebee Industries, and more.

Features:

Ideal for use in film and video production

Electret condenser capsule in a housing with a 4mm diameter, the same size as industry-standard lavalier mics

IP57 waterproof for reliable audio no matter where you're shooting

Picking up sound from all directions, the omnidirectional polar pattern provides sonic consistency in a variety of positions

20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response (wider than the 50 Hz to 20 kHz range of the W.Lav)

130 dB maximum SPL (higher than the 110 dB max SPL for the W.Lav)

1.8m attached cable with Microdot connector for compatibility with Microdot-equipped wireless transmitters

Includes foam windscreen to reduce wind and breath noise

Includes carrying pouch

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Deity W.lav Pro Microdot Lavalier Black 4mm

Deity Microphones W.Lav Pro is a miniature waterproof omnidirectional lavalier microphone with a Microdot adapter designed to deliver clear, natural speech reproduction in film and video production applications, even in challenging outdoor conditions. Its 1.8m attached cable is terminated with a Microdot connector for easy integration with a Microdot-equipped mic transmitter.

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