Rode Lavalier II Lavalier Microphone - Black


Key Features
- Premium lavalier microphone
- High-quality audio capture
- Perfect for broadcast, filmmaking and content creation applications
- Low-profile design
- Ultra-compact mounting clip
- Omnidirectional polar pattern
- 3.5mm TRS locking connector
OVERVIEW
Lavalier II
Premium Lavalier Microphone
The Lavalier II is a premium lavalier microphone that is ideal for the most demanding audio and video applications. With a revolutionary low-profile design, superior sound quality and professional features, it offers the ultimate performance for everything from broadcast and filmmaking to podcasting and content creation. The Lavalier II pairs perfectly with a wide range of audio devices, including the RØDE Wireless GO II and AI-Micro, and also comes with a premium accessory kit.
Revolutionary Low-profile Design
The Lavalier II features a revolutionary low-profile design and ultra-compact mounting clip. This unique form factor allows it to sit flush against clothing, making the Lavalier II incredibly discreet and easy to conceal. Its flat cable is also very discreet and makes threading through clothing effortless.
Superior Sound for Superior Content
Delivering rich, detailed audio, with a very flat frequency response and an omnidirectional polar pattern that picks up crystal-clear sound from all directions, the Lavalier II offers outstanding performance for everything from broadcast applications to filmmaking and content creation to livestreaming and even podcasting.
The Lavalier II is the perfect companion for range of RØDE devices, including the Wireless GO II and AI-Micro, and features a 3.5mm locking connector for use with professional wireless microphone systems.
Premium Accessory Kit
The Lavalier II comes with a premium accessory kit to help you capture the best sound in any scenario and keep your microphone safe and organised.
This includes:
- A high-quality pop filter for preventing unwanted wind noise or plosives from interfering with your recording
- A mini furry windshield for recording outdoors in high-wind conditions
- Ultra-compact and versatile mounting clip for placing the Lavalier II on clothing or objects (includes cable management slots)
- Coloured identification tags for keeping track of your microphones in multi-mic setups
- Handy zip case for keeping your microphones and accessories safe, tidy and organised
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microphone specifications
| Polar Pattern | Omni-directional |
| Maximum SPL | 106 dB SPL RMS (Plug-In Power, 1% THD) <br> 120 dB SPL RMS (Plug-In Power, 10% THD) |
| Mounting | Mic Clip |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 67 dB |
| Frequency Range | 20Hz - 20KHz |
| Sensitivity | -38 dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (12.59 mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 3 dB @ 1kHz |
detailed specifications
| Type of Microphone | Lavalier Microphone |
| Power Requirements | 1.8v to 5v Plugin Power |
| Cable Length | 47.25" | 3.94 ft |
physical specifications
| Weight | 9g |
- Rode Lavalier II
- Pop Filter
- Mic Clip
- Mini Furry
- Zip Case
- Set of Coloured ID tags
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