Maximum intelligibility and natural vocal reproduction from a nearly invisible condenser mic.

The AT892C MicroSet Condenser Headworn Microphone is perfect for stage, television, and houses of worship. Inconspicuous, lightweight under-ear design doesn't interfere with stage presence and provides ultimate comfort and ultrasecure fit. With a capsule diameter of just 1/10", the Audio-Technica microset provides the ultimate in low-profile, high-performance audio. Flexible, lightweight contoured loop hooks behind the ear for a secure, comfortable fit with or without glasses. Delivers the industry-standard sound quality you've come to expect from Audio-Technica. This wireless headset microphone has a rugged construction to meet the challenges of day-to-day use in production, house-of-worship, and theater settings.

Comes in your choice of beige or black with a choice of the following:

Unterminated: 55" (1.4 m) unterminated cable

Lemo/M180 connector: 55" (1.4 m) cable terminated for Sennheiser wireless systems using Lemo connector

3.5 mm connector: 55" (1.4 m) cable terminated for Sennheiser wireless systems using locking 3.5 mm connector

TA4F connector: 55" (1.4 m) cable terminated with TA4F connector for Shure wireless systems

TA5F connector: 55" (1.4 m) cable terminated with TA5F connector for ATW-U101 and Lectrosonics wireless systems

HRS connector: 55" (1.4 m) cable terminated with locking 4-pin connector for A-T UniPak wireless systems

Audio-Technica AT892c MicroSet Condenser Headworn Microphone Features:

• Comfy, secure fit
• Minimum visibility
• Omnidirectional condenser capsule
• Super-high sound quality with maximum intelligibility and natural vocal reproduction

A giant stride in the technology of inconspicuous sound. Order today, we guarantee you won't be disappointed.

Audio-Technica AT892c MicroSet Condenser Headworn Microphone Specifications:

• Element: Condenser
• Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
• Frequency response: 20-20,000 Hz
• Open circuit sensitivity: —44 dB (6.3mV) re 1V at 1 Pa
• Maximum input sound level: 122 dB SPL, 1kHz at 1% T.H.D.
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 60dB, 1kHz at 1 Pa
• Power requirements: Voltage Range: 2.5-11V , Current Consumption: 0.1 mA typical @ 5V
• Weight: Microphone, boom & earpiece: 0.08 oz (2.4 g)
• Dimensions: Microphone: 0.32" (8.1mm) long, 0.11" (2.7mm) diameter; Boom: 3.87" (98.4mm) long, 0.042" (1.07mm) diameter
• Cable: 55" (1.4m)
• Accessories furnished: Two windscreens; two element covers; clothing clip; moisture guard; carrying case

Audio-Technica AT892c MicroSet Condenser Headworn Microphone

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Polar pattern: Omnidirectional

Posted by KEYZ88 from Kansas City on Dec 1, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Musical Mercenary

Reviewer's Play Style: any $tyle for the $

Works fine for what it was designed for. Since this headset version is: "Polar pattern: Omnidirectional", you get what you pay for.... there are many "DIRECTIONAL" headsets out there, so get a directional headset for hi-volume situations. With that said, this headset is great for Lo-volume environments (lectures, plays/musicals). Just don't expect to rock out with an Omni... (I use a highly directional E6. there are different levels of omni & directional when you check the features of all these headsets). good luck/enjoy...

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outstanding for voice & drama

Posted by Shore Thang from Virginia on May 3, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: audio engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: you name it

This is not a hard rock scream into it microphone. It simply takes the place of a lapel mic that a preacher would wear for example, and with the proper equalization will sound louder, clearer and offer more gain before feedback than any other "mini-mic" out there. I have had other guests at my venues ask if it is an E6 because theirs always seems to sound like you're speaking into a straw (tube like sound). They are amazed at the quality and that I am able to use 8 units (loud) on stage at the same time without feedback. Professionally, if you do not know how to "tune" or "ring out" your sound system, you have no business using any type of condenser headset or lavalier microphone in a live situation. They can go 0 to feedback faster than a woman with PMS. The only reason I submit a rating lower than 5 is because of the delicate cable and termination. Frankly, all lavs and mini headsets are plagued with the same problem. If 2.5 is average, than the A-T 892 is near perfect. I have been a sound engineer over 30 years, this unit is great but needs TLC when handling.

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Disappointed

Posted by Ed from clinton, missouri on May 25, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: all styles

Tried using the AT892c with Sure equipment. Ive gotta admit, was really clear and light weight. However while using it in a live stage performance i discovered it wouldnt stay in place at all. Also, the sound quality when compared to my usual sm57 was totally unacceptable. While powerful and clear, it had no (gutts). I use a simple 8 channel Yamaha p.a. head without any enhancers other than whats onboard. My suggestion is that if you are in the same situation, this mic is not for you unless you use some type of sound enhancers that will give it a boost. Other wise youre in for a great disappointment.

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Omni Doesn't Cut It.

Posted by Steve Petra from ny on Dec 1, 2006

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Stage Performer

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

Most of what AT has done here is truly outstanding. Very comfortable design, remarkable quality sound and an attractive price. So what's the beef. This mic is only available as omnidirectional. Tantamount to dropping the ball! If they're competing with the Countryman E6 line then why not offer a cardiod configuration that would actually be functional in most live sound situations? If you like ringing and a bit of squealing with your high fidelity audio sound then the AT892C is for you. Having said that, if AT makes a cariod version of this mic, I'll be the first to buy one!

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Audio-Technica AT892c MicroSet Condenser Headworn Microphone

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