
SERIES8 | LAVALIER MICROPHONE | USER GUIDE
Model #
CO-8WL | CR-8L
CO-8WL
Omnidirectional
CR-8L Cardioid
NOTE: Products pictured are for illustrative
purposes and may not exactly represent
the product you have purchased.
IS YOUR MICROPHONE
WATERPROOF?
Look for the W (Waterproof)
as part of the model
number on the white
tag located near the
end of the mic cable.
“W” indicates Waterproof
Sound waves cannot pass through
water so you must clear whatever is
blocking the mic aperture by gently
shaking out the water and allowing
the microphone to air dry.
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Water & Windscreens
Windscreens are highly
recommended in heavy
water usage where it is
expected that water will
very likely fl ood
the aperture.
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Model #: 6-WSN
Foam Windscreens
Model #: 2-WSC
Low-profi le
Windscreen Caps
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SERIES8 | LAVALIER MICROPHONE | USER GUIDE
LAVALIER MIC’ING OPTIONS
At a mere 4mm
in diameter, this
miniature mic can
be hidden easily.
When camoufl aging, the lavalier should be positioned as close
as possible to the sound source for best performance.
Secure the lavalier so it remains stationery without being
subject to clothing noise or gusts of air or dust.
Always ensure the mic is pointed toward the user’s mouth.
To remove, grasp
end of cable fi rmly
and twist off until
separated.
CABLE CARE
For CARDIOID model (CR-8L) microphones,
determining the proper placement will
provide for an optimal signal-to-noise ratio
and will also minimize popping and the
effects of breath noise.
To achieve the optimal combination of
discreetness and sound quality it may
be required to test different placements.
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Model #: 6-WSNx
Large Windscreens
for Cardioid Mics
Use care when storing your microphone; coil
the cable so that it rests fl at.
DO NOT wrap the cable around the body
pack or coil the cable in any way that
creates serious bends or strain on the cable.