EACH ORDER INCLUDES:

- 2x microphone EarSight (stereo version)

- 2x 3D adapter (wind furry not included --> Available in option)

Earsight is the first Immersive Soundscapes product, handcrafted in France.
This microphone will increase the capacity of your mobile recorder as it is extremely sensitive and has a remarkably low self noise (<14dBa), not to mention it's capacity to record in ultra wide stereo. This capacity is very effective for nature recording, soundscapes, ASMR, binaural...
Ultra compact, it can be stored in the bag of your recorder or fit in a pocket. It's discretion enables you to capture sounds that are not possible with a conventional microphone. Designed for delicated sounds and large soundscapes specially at night when the lowest sound can be now recorded. This microphone competes with Sennheiser's MKH8020.

TWO VERSIONS AVAILABLE:

• PAIRED MINI JACK VERSION (PIP): Compatible with microphone input recorder with plug in power or PIP function. (Olympus LS series, Tascam DR100 mkIII, Sony PCM D50 or D100 and many DSLR cameras)
• PAIRED XLR VERSION (XLR 48v): For any recorder with a 48V phantom power supply. The body of the XLR connector is equipped with components to adjust the voltage to fit the microphone power needs. It can be used also in mono as a lavalier microphone.

EARSIGHT STANDARD TECHNICAL DATAS:

• Capsule type: Electret Condenser paired stereo set
• Directivity: Omni
• Sensitivity: -24 dB
• Self Noise: 14 dB-A
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 80 dB
• Frequency Range: 20Hz to 20kHz
• Maximum SPL Input: 110 dB
• Operating Temperature: -25°C->+70°C
• Connector: NEUTRIK metak JACK OR XLR
• Audiophile high grade audio capacitor FOR XLR VERSION
• Cable reference: .Sommer Cable - low capacitance cable
• Cable Diameter: .Ø2.6 mm outside diameter
• Microphone diameter: Ø13mm
• Cable capacitance : 65pF /m
• Cable conductance: 0.14 ohm/m
• Almost insensitive to RFI noise
• hand-crafted silver-based soldering
• Cable soldered directly to the capsule, no additional connectors like mini XLR to cause noise and failure.

For all the information about using Earsight mics, you can go to the following page HOW TO USE EARSIGHT MICS / FAQ