Rent Audio-Technica ATR3550x Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone
The Audio-Technica ATR3550x Lavalier Microphone is a battery-powered omnidirectional lavalier with 3.5mm output, designed for extended runtime and stable signal delivery.
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Overview
The Audio-Technica ATR3550x Lavalier Microphone is a battery-powered omnidirectional lavalier with 3.5mm output, designed for extended runtime and stable signal delivery. It offers broad pickup with minimal proximity effect, suitable for dialogue capture where consistent level and placement tolerance are required.
Omnidirectional pickup
Consistent speech level as the subject turns
Battery-powered operation
Works with common 3.5 mm recording inputs
Long attached cable
Useful for seated interviews and presentations
Low-profile clothing clip
Simple visible lav placement for fast setups
- Microphone type
- Battery-powered lavalier condenser
- Polar pattern
- Omnidirectional
- Output
- 3.5 mm
- Power
- Inline battery module
- Cable
- Long attached cable for camera-direct recording
- Mounting
- Low-profile clothing clip
- Primary use
- Interviews, presentations, and dialogue
- Pickup character
- Consistent level with broad subject coverage
- Install a fresh battery, switch the ATR3550x on, and record a test before placing the cable under wardrobe.
- Route the long cable along a safe path and tape it down where it crosses walking or chair movement.
- Clip the capsule near the sternum and use a windscreen outdoors; omni does not mean placement is unimportant.
- Switch the microphone off after the take and remove the battery for long-term storage to prevent leakage.
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