is it a "hybrid boom" or "corded" microphone
1955550
You have 2 choices both are wired. My wife likes an open face so she uses the boom mic, I like a full face so mine is a little round mic held in with Velcro. It is so great for us to ride and able to talk just like we are in the car.
1955551
The mike is a boom mike that attaches inside the helmet liner with a cord running to the Scala unit. I have installed them on both 3/4 helmets and modular helmets.
6105
Microphone is not included with the boom. The ATR-6550 has been an excellent microphone thus far. Excellent sound quality
1628748
Corded headphone, no mike. In my case noise canceling was virtually non-existent in comparison with an older RP-HC500 model I had before. I returned it and bought Audio-Tehnica instead
635167
The microphone is built in to the earpieces. A chord connects one earpiece to the other, then to the main unit. The microphone works very well without the need for separate boom.
265221
I'd use a condenser mic on mine, but there's always a tipping point if the boom is extended too far, true with any boom stand.
1671601
Yes, the microphone boom is flexible and very adjustable. I am very happy with this headphone as the earphone is loud, has great battery life, and good microphone audio quality.
44581
It has a microphone but doesn't work very well. Don't know about other product.
2153671
Yes, an inline mic that requires a special adapter to work with PC. Not a proper boom mic.
1924517
this is not a microphone it is a small 4.5" wire with a "female" end (2.5mmm) on one side and a 3.5mm "male" end on the other and is designed to allow one to connect a corded headset which uses a 2.5mm male plug to a cell phone which uses the larger 3.5mm male plug.
1346069
Tme microphone is corded type and can be plugged into the red and green jacks of computer for mic and sound or into the usb SA digital sound cord which then can be inserted into usb slot on the computer
1157792
This is just the boom pole which holds the microphone. You would have to purchase the mic separately. I use it for a mic with video or for a small hair light.
1734992
You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
1770617
what sort of noise is it ? and what is the equipment type you want to use it with ?
1319887
No, it is an XLR to use with a standard microphone cord. It also requires an AA battery for power.
1523668
It is a heavy metal mic. I found out after the fact that this one is not the condenser mic like the PCM 100, but set the gain high, and it performs just as well.
1057666
I should've probably simply clicked the "I don't know" option, but when I was shopping for mine the 10-11 option had the optional button microphone. My kit came with both the boom and the button microphones. I found the button option was much easier to use in my helmet and gave me more room to get my drink hose up in there rather than bumping to the larger boom mic.
532909
It's an "electret condenser" mic, which means it uses an internal battery and at much lower voltage than you'd get through phantom powering. That doesn't mean the audio quality is any less. But yes, it does lack an XLR output, and the output is unbalanced stereo on a mini plug.