Point Source Audio CX2-8D-XSH Dual Pattern Headset Mic with X-Connector for Shure - Beige option-title-15" ART735a 1 dB (Directivity/Q Factor)

Name: Point Source Audio CX2-8D-XSH Dual Pattern Headset Mic with X-Connector for Shure - Beige option-title-15" ART735a 1 dB (Directivity/Q Factor)
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 66487785335
Price: 469.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0846 (7 reviews)

SKU 66487785335 ★ 4.1

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Point Source Audio CX2 8D XSH Dual Pattern Headset Mic with X Connector for Shure Beige option title 15" ART735a 1 dB (Directivity Q Factor) 1 dB (Directivity Q Factor) tour ready unit produces superb color rendering and a vast palette from soft pastels to saturated hues Capture pristine audio for both live in person audiences and remote viewers during today's high demand hybrid meetings and events This cross function headset has both an omni and cardioid element to optimize for live PA and streaming simultaneously

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