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The LC81 MD reference lavalier microphone strikes a balance between size and sound. At just 4.8mm in diameter and 10mm in length, it is one of the smallest cardioid mics available. It's ultra-light, too—weighing only 2g—allowing performers to forget the mic is even there. In terms of sound quality, its cardioid pattern faithfully captures between bass and soprano frequencies, providing ample flexibility in how it is positioned. Placed close to the source, it picks up lower tones; placed farther away, higher tones come through.

Features

Audio frequency bandwidth: 20 - 20000 Hz
Sensitivity: 13 mV/Pa
Signal to Noise: 57 dB-A
Electrical impedance: at 1 kH 5000 Ohms
Self noise: 35.5 mW
Notes: Measurements in working distance (2-3 cm from sound source)
Polar Pattern: Cardioid

AKG Lightweight Lavalier Microphone | Beige

SKU 3241Z00010

Regular price: $255.⁰⁰

Regular price: $255.⁰⁰

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The LC81 MD reference lavalier microphone strikes a balance between size and sound. At just 4.8mm in diameter and 10mm in length, it is one of the smallest cardioid mics available. It's ultra-light, too—weighing only 2g—allowing performers to forget the mic is even there. In terms of sound quality, its cardioid pattern faithfully captures between bass and soprano frequencies, providing ample flexibility in how it is positioned. Placed close to the source, it picks up lower tones; placed farther away, higher tones come through.

Features

Audio frequency bandwidth: 20 - 20000 Hz
Sensitivity: 13 mV/Pa
Signal to Noise: 57 dB-A
Electrical impedance: at 1 kH 5000 Ohms
Self noise: 35.5 mW
Notes: Measurements in working distance (2-3 cm from sound source)
Polar Pattern: Cardioid

Product Description

The LC81 MD reference lavalier microphone strikes a balance between size and sound. At just 4.8mm in diameter and 10mm in length, it is one of the smallest cardioid mics available. It's ultra-light, too—weighing only 2g—allowing performers to forget the mic is even there. In terms of sound quality, its cardioid pattern faithfully captures between bass and soprano frequencies, providing ample flexibility in how it is positioned. Placed close to the source, it picks up lower tones; placed farther away, higher tones come through.

Features