Audio-Technica ATR3350x Omnidirectional Condenser Clip-On Microphone


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The Audio-Technica ATR3350x is an omnidirectional condenser lavalier microphone designed for clear voice recording in various applications, from vlogging to seminars. Its key benefit is its ability to capture accurate, intelligible sound discreetly. A potential caveat is its wired nature, requiring a compatible input jack. This microphone excels at providing high-quality audio capture for content creators, instructors, and presenters seeking a reliable and easy-to-use solution.
| Model Part Number | ATR3350x |
|---|---|
| Brand | Audio-Technica |
It is compatible with most DSLRs, camcorders, audio recorders, and computers that have a 3.5mm microphone input jack. Some smartphones or laptops with a combined headphone/mic jack may require a TRRS to TRS adapter.
No, the ATR3350x is powered by the included LR44 battery and receives power through the 3.5mm jack connection from the recording device itself. It does not require external phantom power.
While it is designed primarily for voice reproduction, it can capture sound for music. However, for high-fidelity music recording, microphones specifically designed for instruments or vocals may offer better results.
Use the included clothing clip to attach the microphone to your shirt, lapel, or other apparel. Position it close to your mouth for optimal voice capture, ensuring it doesn't rub against fabric.
The foam windscreen helps to reduce wind noise and plosive sounds (like 'p' and 'b' sounds) when speaking directly into the microphone, improving audio clarity, especially in slightly breezy conditions or close-up recording.
The typical battery life for the included LR44 battery is many hours of continuous use, but this can vary depending on usage patterns and the device it is connected to. It's always good to have a spare battery on hand for extended recording sessions.
The ATR3350x is an omnidirectional lavalier microphone that picks up sound from all directions. A shotgun microphone is highly directional and designed to capture sound from a specific direction while rejecting sound from the sides and rear.
Ensure the microphone is switched ON. Verify the 3.5mm plug is securely inserted into the correct microphone input port on your device. Check if the recording device's input level is set correctly. Test with a different device or cable if possible. Replace the LR44 battery.
Ensure the microphone is not brushing against clothing. Move away from sources of electrical interference. Try using the foam windscreen. In very noisy environments, consider a microphone with a more directional polar pattern if possible.
The sound source may be too loud for the microphone's input. Lower the recording device's input gain or microphone sensitivity setting. Ensure the microphone is not placed too close to a very loud sound source.
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Compatibility:
The ATR3350x features a standard 3.5mm (1/8") plug and is compatible with most devices equipped with a dedicated microphone input or a combined headphone/microphone jack (a TRRS to TRS adapter may be required for some smartphones or laptops).
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