FingerLakes FL-101 3.5 mm Microphone with Stand
An electret condenser microphone with a 3.5 mm jack, 3 m cable, dash mount and visor clip for hands-free calls in compatible Kenwood head units
- ColorBlack
- Connector3.5 mm Jack
- Microphone Sensitivity30 decibels
- Microphone Impedance2200 ohm
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)58 decibels
- FeaturesStand
- Clear voice capture with 30 dB sensitivity
- Low 2200 ohm impedance for stable signal
- 58 dB SNR reduces background noise
- Omnidirectional pickup from 50 Hz to 20 KHz
- 3 m cable with visor clip and dash mount
3.5 mm Car Microphone Kit
The FingerLakes FL-101 is an electret condenser microphone designed for car head units that accept a 3.5 mm mic input. It includes a 3 m cable, a dash mount and a visor clip for flexible placement inside the vehicle.
Omni-Directional Pickup with 58 dB SNR
The microphone uses an omni-directional cartridge rated at 30 dB sensitivity and a signal-to-noise ratio above 58 dB, so voice remains clear and stable across varied driving conditions.
For Drivers Adding Hands-Free to Compatible
Suited for owners of listed Kenwood stereos that provide a dedicated MIC port on the rear panel. Not for users whose head unit lacks a 3.5 mm mic input or who need a USB or Bluetooth microphone instead.
Highlights
- Clear voice capture with 30 dB sensitivity
- Low 2200 ohm impedance for stable signal
- 58 dB SNR reduces background noise
- Omnidirectional pickup from 50 Hz to 20 KHz
- 3 m cable with visor clip and dash mount
Specifications
| Brand | FingerLakes |
|---|---|
| Model | FL-101 |
| Part Number | FL-101 |
| Color | Black |
| Connector | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Microphone Sensitivity | 30 decibels |
| Microphone Impedance | 2200 ohm |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 58 decibels |
| Features | Stand |
Questions about this item
How loud is the microphone signal at -30 dB sensitivity when plugged into a car head unit?
At -30 dB sensitivity the electret condenser capsule delivers a strong voice signal that the head unit's preamp can use without extra gain, keeping background hiss low.
What does the 3.5 mm connector actually carry and what limits it?
The 3.5 mm jack carries only the microphone's mono audio and the bias voltage the head unit supplies; it cannot carry stereo audio or digital data.
How do I secure the microphone in a vehicle with the included hardware?
Use the supplied dash mount with adhesive backing or the visor clip to fix the microphone boom, then route the 3 m cable to the head unit's rear MIC port.
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