XLR Pin Microphone COMICA V02C XLR Clip Microphone Unidirectional Lavalier Microphone 48V Phantom Power Supply Video Microphone for Canon Sony Panasonic Camcorder Microphone ZOOM H4n H5 H6 Tascam DR

安いし、XLRキャノン接続だからzoomレコーダーにつないでノイズゼロでした、電源アダプター使ってもノイズ影響なし。 周囲の音もあまり入らないし、サーっていうノイズもないです。付属のファーを付ければ衣服のコスレや女性の髪の毛が触れていてもあまりガサガサ音はテレビ番組のと同じ気にならない程度。ひずみなし。 このピンマイクは周囲の空間音(エアコンや道路の音や冷蔵庫の音など)をあまり拾わないしもちろん部屋の反響音を拾わないからプロっぽい動画になります。ガンマイクではここまでは無理。 音がこもっているとのコメントありますが、そのまま使うと当然です、premiereプロでイコライザでいじればイヤホンジャックのマイクなんて比じゃない素晴らしい音声です。いじるには元がよくないとね、これは元がよいです、幅広くいじれます。廃番になる前に予備買い予定。premiereプロで動画に自動同期して使っています。

音質は問題なく収録できました。しかしビデオカメラのXLRに差し込んだpower moduleの部分がカメラから抜けません。リリースピンを押してもまったく抜けずで困り果てています。シリコンスプレーでもするかア。当座差し込んだままで使いますが、ほかのどのXLRコネクターでもこんなことは起きたことがありません。これはカメラ側のせい？ またはこのpower muduleのせい？

普段sonyのワイヤレスを使っていますが 予備で買いました 厳密な事を言えば分かりませんが 十分インタビューに使えます。

自宅で、1回たけネットセッションに使った後、2回目、音声拾ってくれず。ケーブルを触ってたら、バチッバチッ、と大音量。断線（疑似接触状態）と推定します。 その後、従来使っていた別の非コンデンサマイクに変えても、オーディオインターフェースのヘッドフォンから音か聞こえなくなりました。ヘッドフォンのオーディオ出力回路が過電圧により壊れてしまったようです。ショックです。 ケーブルの線が細くて、マイクかXLRコネクタの接続部のストレスで断線が生じたものと推定します。 メーカサイトにクレームを入れましたが、ノーレスポンスでした。。

録音環境の何が悪いのか、普通のピンマイクで3.5mmのマイク入力に接続するとぼそぼそとノイズが乗るので、物は試しよとXLRマイクのピンマイクを手に入れて使ってみました。ぼそぼそしたノイズは乗らなくなりました。ただし、このマイクの特性なのかなぜか音声が薄っぺらく聞こえます。何か調整項目を間違っているのか？また追記します。品物はしっかりしており、ノイズが乗らなくなった点はいかにもXLRマイクで良かったです。

思った以上の性能でした。 想定した以上の性能でしたので、高い評価になりました。 マイクとしての機能は十分です。

ケーブルが...ケーブルが短すぎる；； それ以外は本当に良いです

仕事で使えるレベルの製品なんじゃないかな。 使ってて、今のところ不満は無い。

Comica XLR Lavalier Microphone Lavalier microphones are perfect for recording audio of a talent without showing a microphone on screen or setting up boom poles. One of the reasons I personally, however, have generally chosen to avoid them is because they generally use a 3.5mm connection meaning you need to connect them to a phone, or mobile recorder. I own a high-quality XLR audio interface called the Audient ID14 and always prefer to run microphones through it, because of its incredibly low noise, high-quality preamps; something that I couldn’t do with most lavalier microphones without purchasing a 3.5mm to XLR converter. Comica approached me and offered to send two of their XLR, phantom power, CVM-V02O2 lav microphones for review. This microphone eliminates the need to for carrying a portable battery powered recorder with a 3.5mm jack and instead allows you to plug straight into any audio interface just like a standard condenser microphone. Finally, I had a means of using a lavalier microphone that could plug directly into my audio interface, and record straight into Adobe Audition; allowing simple syncing into my videos given my one room indoor setup. This was really a lifesaver for me, because in the past whenever I wanted to use a lavalier microphone, I was restricted to plugging into my phone and having to email the file to myself, a hassle that led me to rarely use lav mics. My entire sponsored video for AnyTrans was recorded with the mic, which I will play a sample of here, raised to the levels of this video: As you can probably hear for yourself, the sound quality is really quite excellent for a $37 microphone, providing a clear, fairly warm sound. The microphone sounds a little thinner than I would like, but my point of reference is a Blue Spark in a sound-treated closet. For the best sound, I would recommend putting on headphones to monitor and try placing the mic in different parts of your shirt until you find an area that sounds best to you. Given that the microphone is omnidirectional you will need to record in a very quiet area if you don’t want background noises in your video. This is something I need to emphasize because a lot of people have the idea that they can simply through a lav on a talent and not expect to record everything in the environment. This isn’t much of a problem if you’re going for a more natural sound in your production, but always keep in mind that the recording space must always be considered when using a sensitive condenser microphone like this one. Also, expect a certain amount of noise when walking around with this, or any other lavalier microphone unless you purchase a special type of sticky material created to prevent said noise. I will link some of this tape in the description. Really, at this price point, you would be hard-pressed to find a better sounding lav mic that is also XLR. Another really excellent feature of this microphone is its ability to plug directly into a camera with XLR ports like a Canon C100, an ideal set up for documentary shooting. Something to consider for this though is the microphones chord is only about 6 feet long, so you would likely need a wide angles lens to pull off interview shooting. Alternatively, this could also be plugged into a high-quality XLR recorder like the Zoom H5, for optimum performance and ease of use; so long as you are willing to sync audio in post. Also, this microphone provides clear enough sound quality to serve as an extra mic for a podcast guest or something of the sort, and could easily be concealed in clothing. While I likely won’t be changing my format of voice over playing over footage, it’s good to know that I now have a high-quality option for recording talking head videos that work well for my set up of recording inside. Big thanks to Comica for sending me these microphones for review, but I want to make clear that I was in no way paid to make this video, and all opinions expressed here are my own. I would wholeheartedly recommend this microphone to anyone looking for a clear sounding XLR, lav under $50. I know it’s been a long time since consistent uploads, but I think I am finally back guys. I wish everyone a happy new year and am thrilled to think where this channel goes in 2018. Until next time, Christian from Erickson Films, signing out!

Je les utilise pour des prises de sons pour vidéos asmr... je suis un peu mitigée sur le résultat binaural... Je les utiliserai d'une autre façon, toujours en binaural asmr, mais pas pour enregistrer la voix. Donc, à voir !

This is pretty much as described: a decent-quality omnidirectional lavalier mic, with a 6-foot cord and an XLR connector. I bought it for use with a little Mackie mixing board to record voice-overs on computer videos, and it's almost perfect for my application. Sound quality is very good. As usual for lavalier microphones it does take some experimentation to find the best placement for the mic with respect to each wearer's voice, because the sound does vary with placement. I'm not equipped to test if the frequency response is objectively flat, but it claims to be and that seems plausible listening to it. Sensitivity is good. A few things to be aware of. One, this is an omnidirectional mic. It picks up sounds from all directions. Depending on your situation that may be desirable, because it reduces the sensitivity to position, and it really puts the listener "there," hearing everything that's going on in the scene. But omni can also be undesirable, because if there's intrusive background noise, the mic will pick that up just as well as the wearer's voice. The real pros keep both kinds of mics handy and switch between them as needed. For my own application I think I'd actually have been better off with a cardioid (moderately directional) mic; but I couldn't find one of those with the other features and the price I wanted, so I went for the omni. It's still good for my purposes, and for many users it'd be better than a cardioid anyway. Also to be aware of: this microphone requires a full-size XLR connector with phantom power, and it has a six-foot cord. Pro and "pro-sumer" audio devices like my mixer provide those connections, as do many video cameras and portable digital recorders; but you're not going to be able to just plug this into an iPad or laptop computer or similar - not even with an XLR to TRS adapter, because of the requirement for phantom power. The length of the cord means you also can't be moving around, or sitting at a distance from the recording device, unless you extend the cord. I've been told that Comica makes another model that is the same mic with a longer cord built in, but that you don't really want that because the amplifier is in the XLR plug, the cord between it and the actual microphone isn't shielded, and the long cord can pick up interference. Apparently, if you do want a longer distance between mic and recording device, you're really better off to get the six-foot version plus an XLR extension cord (which will be carrying the amplified signal on balanced wires, thus much less sensitive to interference). I haven't tested that myself. No electrical interference problems on mine, anyway.

"Das Comica Lavalier Mikrofon - Ein XLR-Mikrofon der Extraklasse! Ich vergebe volle 5 von 5 Sternen für das Comica Lavalier Mikrofon, CVM-V02O. Dieses Ansteckmikrofon hat meine Erwartungen in vielerlei Hinsicht übertroffen und war das beste XLR-Mikrofon, das ich bisher gefunden habe. Die Klangqualität, die dieses Mikrofon liefert, ist herausragend. Es erfasst klaren und natürlichen Ton, der sich ideal für professionelle Audioaufnahmen eignet. Die Verarbeitung ist robust und langlebig, was für den Einsatz in verschiedenen Umgebungen von Vorteil ist. Leider ist dieses großartige Lavalier-Mikrofon aufgrund einer Preiserhöhung nicht mehr so leicht erhältlich, wie es einmal war. Dennoch würde ich betonen, dass die Qualität dieses Mikrofons seinen Wert rechtfertigt, auch wenn der Preis gestiegen ist. Insgesamt handelt es sich bei dem Comica Lavalier Mikrofon, CVM-V02O, um ein herausragendes XLR-Mikrofon, das seine herausragende Leistung unter Beweis stellt. Obwohl es möglicherweise nicht mehr so leicht zu finden ist, lohnt es sich dennoch, in dieses hochwertige Mikrofon zu investieren. Eine klare 5-Sterne-Bewertung für seine erstklassige Klangqualität und Verarbeitung

Sono abbastanza buone come qualità audio, in rapporto la prezzo ovviamente, le uso per interviste a due, se i soggetti sono a distanza adeguata (2/3mt) si isolano l'un l'altro senza effetto pettine!