The black Audio-Technica BP898cW is a durable, cardioid lavalier microphone equipped with a permanently attached 55" cable terminated with a locking, 4-pin cW-style connector for Audio-Technica wireless transmitters. The subminiature size is visually discreet, making the mic easy to conceal while providing clear, intelligible speech and vocals for vocalists, lecturers, stage and television talent, and worship leaders.
The directionality of the BP898 cardioid element has a pronounced proximity effect when used at close range, enhancing the user's voice. This low-frequency enhancement drops off when the microphone is used at a distance. The mic's cable is made of a robust urethane elastomer that provides ultimate flexibility and strength, while resisting abrasion and moisture, providing reliable performance for film/TV work, theater, houses of worship, and professional events.
- Cardioid lavalier microphone with locking, 4-pin cW-style connector for Audio-Technica wireless transmitters (black finish)
- Maximum intelligibility and clean, accurate reproduction for vocalists, lecturers, stage and television talent, and worship leaders
- Pronounced proximity effect when used at close range
- Low-profile, subminiature design (5.3mm in diameter) is ideal for applications requiring minimum visibility
- 55" permanently attached Urethane elastomer cable features a double-spiral shield wire to provide ultimate flexibility, strength, and resistance to abrasion and moisture
- The signal line of the cable is made of a high-durability CuSn (copper and tin) alloy that greatly enhances corrosion resistance and increases longevity
- The microphone capsule is housed in a rugged metal structure to shield the electronic circuitry from external electromagnetic noise
- Two included windscreens each featuring a clasp that secures the windscreen to the mic, preventing it from blowing off in critical situations, such as at sporting events
- Clothing clip includes 16 distinct angle adjustments over 360° and two strain-relief clips for easy cable routing