Lavalier microphone Omnitronic UHF-E Series 527.5 MHz — wired lav mic for speech and presentations

The Omnitronic Lavalier Microphone UHF-E Series 527.5 MHz is a compact wired lavalier designed for clear voice pickup in presentations, lectures, interviews and live events. Its clip-on form factor allows discreet placement on clothing for hands-free operation while delivering consistent vocal capture. This lavalier is intended for use with compatible UHF systems operating at the specified frequency and provides a reliable pickup pattern suitable for spoken word applications.

Advantages

The microphone offers a small, unobtrusive clip design that keeps the microphone close to the sound source for stable audio level and reduced handling noise. The UHF-E Series design ensures compatibility with systems tuned to the 527.5 MHz band, while the wired connection between capsule and transmitter or preamp provides a simple, low-latency signal path. The construction balances durability with lightweight handling, making it practical for extended use during presentations and events.

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How to use

Attach the lavalier clip to clothing near the speaker’s collar or lapel, positioning the capsule approximately 15–20 cm from the mouth for natural vocal balance and minimal plosive distortion. Route the cable discreetly to the transmitter or preamp input, securing excess cable to avoid rustling or movement noise. Adjust transmitter gain and any equalization according to the monitoring system to obtain clear, intelligible speech without clipping. Test levels before the event and perform a short soundcheck with the speaker to confirm consistent pickup and comfortable volume.

Recommendations

For optimal voice clarity, place the microphone off-center from the mouth to reduce breath and plosive sounds, and secure the cable to prevent rubbing against clothing. Use a windscreen in outdoor or draft-prone environments. Verify system compatibility with the 527.5 MHz operating frequency and follow local regulations for UHF transmission when the microphone is used with wireless transmitters.