
Point Source Audio
Point Source Audio CO-3-AK-BE Condenser Earworn Microphone
A discreet, professional-grade earworn condenser microphone designed for hands-free speech clarity in live and broadcast settings.
$129.00*
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Overview
Specifications
Type
Condenser Earworn Microphone
Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional
Connector
3-Pin (AKG Compatible)
Color
Beige
Compatibility
AKG Wireless Systems
Included Accessories
Microphone, Body Clip
Frequently Asked Questions
What wireless systems is the CO-3-AK-BE compatible with?
This model uses a 3-pin connector wired for AKG wireless bodypack transmitters. It is not directly compatible with Sennheiser, Shure, or other manufacturer systems without an adapter.
How does the earworn design stay secure during movement?
The CO-3 uses a flexible ear hook that wraps over the ear and can be shaped to fit individual ear contours. It stays in place during moderate movement such as walking, presenting, and performing.
Is the beige color noticeable when worn?
The beige finish is specifically designed to blend with lighter skin tones, making the microphone less visible on camera and during live presentations. Point Source Audio also offers other color options for different skin tones.
What is the pickup pattern and how does it affect audio quality?
The omnidirectional polar pattern captures sound equally from all directions, which means the microphone delivers consistent audio quality even if the boom shifts slightly relative to the mouth. The trade-off is slightly less ambient noise rejection compared to a cardioid pattern.
Does the CO-3-AK-BE require phantom power?
As a condenser microphone designed for use with wireless bodypack transmitters, it draws its bias voltage from the connected AKG transmitter rather than requiring traditional 48V phantom power.