Generic BL-LP32D4 Lavalier Microphone 4-pin XLR 3.2ft
A lavalier condenser microphone with a 3.2-foot cable and 4-pin XLR connector for compatible Shure belt-pack transmitters
- Connector4 Pins XLR connector
- Featureslavalier mic
- Professional vocal pickup with condenser capsule
- Works with Shure T1, ULX1, UR1, PG1, PGX1, PGXD1, SLX1, BLX1, BLXD1
- 2-foot cable gives freedom of movement
- Sweat and dust resistant for indoor or outdoor use
- Hands-free lavalier design keeps microphone out of sight
Lavalier microphone for Shure body-pack transmitters
The BL-LP32D4 is a uni-directional condenser lavalier microphone with a 4-pin XLR connector. It is built for hands-free vocal pickup on stage, in houses of worship, and for presenters or lecturers who need minimum visibility. The 3.2-foot cable connects directly to compatible Shure belt-pack transmitters.
Check transmitter compatibility before ordering
This microphone works only with the listed Shure body-pack models: T1, ULX1, UR1, PG1, PGX1, PGXD1, SLX1, BLX1, and BLXD1. It is not compatible with Mipro, Peavey, or Beyer wireless systems. Verify that your transmitter uses the same 4-pin XLR input and pin assignment before purchase.
Sweat and dust proof for extended indoor
The capsule and cable are rated sweat and dust proof, so the microphone maintains consistent pickup during long services, lectures, or performances. Uni-directional pattern rejects off-axis noise throughout the session without the sensitivity drift that can appear in unsealed designs.
Highlights
- Professional vocal pickup with condenser capsule
- Works with Shure T1, ULX1, UR1, PG1, PGX1, PGXD1, SLX1, BLX1, BLXD1
- 2-foot cable gives freedom of movement
- Sweat and dust resistant for indoor or outdoor use
- Hands-free lavalier design keeps microphone out of sight
Specifications
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Model | BL-LP32D4 |
| Part Number | 100000100C |
| Connector | 4 Pins XLR connector |
| Features | lavalier mic |
Questions about this item
Does the BL-LP32D4 include any accessories or cables besides the 3.2-foot cord?
The microphone is supplied with its integrated 3.2-foot cable ending in a 4-pin XLR connector. No additional clips, windscreens or adapters are mentioned.
Which connector version should I select for a Shure BLX1 belt-pack?
Choose the 4-pin XLR version; it is listed as compatible with the BLX1 along with T1, ULX1, UR1, PG1, PGX1, PGXD1, SLX1 and BLXD1 transmitters.
How does the 3.2-foot cable length work in practice on stage?
The 3.2-foot cord runs from the lapel clip to the belt-pack transmitter, giving enough slack for seated or standing presenters without excess cable to manage.
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