



This lavalier lapel mic is compact, miniature, broadcast quality condenser lavalier microphone. Detachable tie-clip allows easy mounting, offering flexibility, ease and comfort to the user. It provides flat, smooth frequency response and wide dynamic range. The connector is 4-pin mini XLR TA4F and compatible with Shure transmitters: L1, LX1, SC1, U1, UC1, UT1, T1, ULX1, UR1, and PGX.
Element: Back Electret Condenser
Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional
Connector: 4-pin mini XLR TA4F Plug
Cable length: 47 inches; Windscreens Included
Compatible with Shure transmitters: L1, LX1, SC1, U1, UC1, UT1, T1, ULX1, UR1, and PGX
8 reviews for Pair of Lavalier Lapel Mics w/ 4 pin Mini XLR TA4F for Shure Wireless
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$36.85
Stephen Sanborn –
Good quality, Great price!
Replacement lavalier microphones for Shure wireless systems have been available for a while now, but I’m glad that they’re now available through Amazon. They work fine, hold up acceptably well, and are MUCH less expensive that replacement lavaliers directly from Shure.
Dan55 –
Good value
I use these with Shure wireless transmitters at our church for the pastor and his associate. hey perform well for speaking, and are far more economical than the brand name equivalent. They are about as durable as the originals, but inexpensive enough that I keep two spares on hand for the day one dies unexpectedly.
sfrancisco896 –
Great Budget Mic
For a budget lavalier mic these can’t be beat. Good pickup and clarity with our Shure BLX1 transmitters.
A Guy –
Not Good for Musical Theatre Use
The SPL spec on this mic is terrible. Tried to use them for a musical theatre cabaret and the distortion made them useless. They do actually work with Shure transmitters, but unless you’re going to be talking in a low volume at all times, avoid these lavaliers.
Christopher Cass –
These work surprisingly well
I run sound for a theater group that uses Shure ULX-D’s with Countryman B3 lavs. That’s definitely not what you’re buying here, but I bought these in a pinch because the director decided to give out more mic’d parts than we actually had mics for. These really can’t be compared to a Countryman – it’s an $18 lav vs a $200 lav… But the audience would not have known the difference. I’m guessing we’ll have to be extremely careful with these, but as opposed to other theater groups I work with, this group is extremely careful with all equipment, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they last a while.
Dean Silvey –
not what they said
These were sold as condenser mic’s but they are not, have bought non condenser mic’s in the past for a lot less!
j.rom –
Sound Quality was just OK.
We needed a few mics in a hurry for our school musical. These mics worked, but the sound quality was not on par with other mics. But they were also much cheaper and did the job in a pinch.
Jaime Jauregui –
Good quality
It’s working great