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3-pin mini XLR connector
Made for bodypack transmitters and AKG supplies, not a direct plug into a normal mic input.

Independent shopping perspective
Miniature cardioid condenser on a 5-foot mini-XLR lead. For live players who need a small, low-profile mic feeding an AKG bodypack or battery supply.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Made for bodypack transmitters and AKG supplies, not a direct plug into a normal mic input.
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Rejects what is behind it, so close placement gives more gain before feedback on a loud stage.
Detail 03
Can sit right on a loud source without the capsule distorting.
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Low end tapers off, which keeps stage rumble and thumps out of the channel.
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Not an issue at stage levels. In a quiet room at high gain, hiss is audible.
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Light and slim enough to mount close without loading down whatever holds it.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not directly — it terminates in 3-pin mini XLR. You need the MPA V L adapter for phantom power, or a B 29 L battery supply.
Yes, it is built to feed AKG bodypack-style powering. Confirm the mini-XLR pinout matches your specific transmitter before ordering.
Up to 130 dB SPL at 1% THD, 132 dB at 3%. That covers close placement on loud stage instruments.
The C 520 L is headworn for voice. This one is a bare miniature mic on a mini-XLR lead, meant to be mounted where you need it.
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