Lavalier Microphone Omnitronic 13075008

The Lavalier Microphone Omnitronic 13075008 is a wireless lavalier condenser system designed for speech and presentation applications where discreet, high-quality audio is required. The system includes a bodypack transmitter and a compact receiver that deliver clear audio transmission at a carrier frequency of 214000 kHz. With a measured total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.5% and moderate RF power output, the microphone system balances sound fidelity and reliable wireless range while remaining lightweight and portable.

Advantages

The Omnitronic 13075008 combines a condenser lavalier capsule with a bodypack form factor to provide stable, consistent pickup of vocal sources. The low THD helps maintain natural voice reproduction, and the compact receiver format (65 x 32 x 107 mm, 170 g) supports easy integration into mobile setups and fixed installations alike. The RF power level of 8.5 mW offers adequate transmission strength for close- to medium-range applications while keeping energy consumption and heat generation low.

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How to use

Attach the lavalier microphone to clothing near the speaker's mouth for consistent vocal pickup, avoiding placement directly against fabric to reduce rustling noise. Power on the bodypack transmitter and the receiver, ensure both units are set to the same carrier frequency, and perform a brief sound check to adjust gain levels on the mixer or input device. Position the receiver within a clear line of sight from the transmitter when possible to minimize dropouts. For battery-powered operation, use fresh batteries and check indicators for charge status before each use.

Recommendations

To achieve optimal audio clarity, perform a short pre-event check that includes verifying frequency synchronization, confirming transmitter antenna orientation, and adjusting input gain to avoid clipping. Keep the transmitter's antenna unobstructed and maintain a reasonable distance between transmitter and receiver; for critical recordings, use lavalier placement slightly off-center from the collarbone to balance natural tone and ambient noise rejection.