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The TASCAM TM-10LW Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone in white includes a matching lapel clip and windscreen to ensure a clean, crisp look as well as excellent audio performance in a variety of locations. It supports an 1/8" (3.5mm) jack with a screw-down plug for a secure connection with wireless transmitters or TASCAM DR-10 series. Connection with a conventional 1/8" jack is also supported. This Sennheiser style screw lock connector also makes and attractive accessory to many Sennheiser based audio rigs.
TASCAM TM-10LW Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone With Screw Lock Connector White White
TASCAM TM-10LW Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone With Screw Lock Connector White White

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  • Secure connection with screw-down connector
  • Sennheiser style connector features 1/8" (3.5mm) male jack with screw-down plug for firm connection with wireless transmitters or TASCAM DR-10 series (Connection with normal 3.5mm jack is also available)
  • Windscreen and clip included

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  • Element: Back electret condenser
  • Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
  • Frequency response: 50Hz to 18,000Hz
  • Output impedance: 1.8k ohm ±30% (at 1kHz)
  • Sensitivity: -2dB (0dB=1V/Pa at 1kHz)
  • Max. SPL: 115dB SPL (at 1kHz)
  • Equivalent noise level: 36dB
  • Plug: 1/8" (3.5mm) Stereo Mini plug (with screw lock) × 1
  • Cable length: 5.2 ft.
  • Power: Plug-in power
  • Drive voltage: DC 1.5 - 10V
  • Dimensions (φ×L) φ0.26" × 0.87" (a main part)
  • Weight: 0.052 lb.
  • Includes: Soft case, Microphone clip, Windscreen, Owner’s manual (including warranty)

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Tape machines - 90 day warranty; one year parts warranty.
Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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