RODE Microphone
RODE Microphone MiCon Adaptor for HS1, PinMic, Lavalier
Connects Rode HS1, PinMic and Lavalier mics to Sennheiser G2/G3 wireless transmitters via locking 3.5 mm plug
- Connects Rode HS1, PinMic and Lavalier to Sennheiser wireless transmitters
- Locking 3.5 mm plug keeps the signal secure on stage
- Works with Sennheiser G2 and G3 series belt-packs
- Supports HS1-B, HS1-P, Lavalier and PinMic models
- Simple MiCon interface lets you swap mics without tools
Compatibility
This MiCon adaptor connects Rode HS1 headset microphones, PinMic and Lavalier models to select Sennheiser wireless transmitters. It is designed for users who already own one of those Rode microphones and a compatible Sennheiser bodypack system.
Connector check
Verify that your transmitter uses the locking 3.5mm MiCon input before ordering. The adaptor fits Sennheiser SK 100 G3, SK 300 G2, SK 300 G3, SK 500 G2, SK 500 G3 and SK 2 Freeport units. It will not work with transmitters that use a different connector type.
Sustained use
The locking 3.5mm connection remains secure during extended sessions, preventing accidental disconnection when the cable is moved. No active electronics are present, so the adaptor adds no noise or latency to the signal chain over long recording periods.
Highlights
- Connects Rode HS1, PinMic and Lavalier to Sennheiser wireless transmitters
- Locking 3.5 mm plug keeps the signal secure on stage
- Works with Sennheiser G2 and G3 series belt-packs
- Supports HS1-B, HS1-P, Lavalier and PinMic models
- Simple MiCon interface lets you swap mics without tools
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What microphones and transmitters does the MiCon-1 adaptor connect?
It links Rode HS1 headset mics, PinMic and Lavalier to Sennheiser SK 100 G3, SK 300 G2, SK 300 G3, SK 500 G2, SK 500 G3 and SK 2 Freeport transmitters.
Which MiCon variant should I pick for the listed Rode mics?
The MiCon-1 is the single version made for HS1, PinMic and Lavalier; no other MiCon numbers apply to these models.
How does the locking 3.5 mm plug behave on a wireless beltpack?
The threaded 3.5 mm jack screws into the transmitter socket, preventing accidental pull-out during active use.
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