Dynamic D095001 Splitter 6" 8-20 AWG Solid 10-22 AWG Stranded
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A 65.62 ft wired microphone for distant computer recording or streaming
This wired microphone reaches 65.62 ft so presenters can move freely across lecture halls, conference spaces or houses of worship. The long cable removes the need for wireless frequency management or battery charging. It suits educators, AV technicians and anyone who needs reliable voice capture at distance.
The permanently attached cable means there are no connectors to lose or mismatch during setup. Plug the microphone into the mixer or recorder and the run is ready without extra adapters. A tidy coil prevents trip hazards when the full length is not required.
Verify that your mixer, interface or recorder accepts the microphone’s connector type and provides the correct phantom or bias power if needed. Ensure the 65.62 ft run does not exceed the input’s recommended cable-length limit for signal integrity. Confirm the mounting option matches your stand or podium hardware.
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