Countryman B3P4FF05B B3 Omnidirectional Round Lavalier Microphone for Hardwire Transmitter (Black)

You can find plenty of reviews of this mic. I'm not going to review it. It works well for what I bought it for, I'm leaving this review to clarify the accessories because the product description is inaccurate..1. The description does not mention that the XLR connector does have a belt clip. This is a great feature.2. The description says "with excellent rejection of surrounding noise" which is not accurate, it's an omnidirectional microphone. Its proximity to the source dictates what it picks up, but it doesn't discriminate. The two clips it is supplied with are a bit bulky because they are designed to accommodate thicker material, so if this is being clipped to (for example) a dress shirt then you'll want to get yourself a lower-profile clip.3. The description says it comes with "three HF response control protective caps" which is NOT true. It comes with three protective caps total - one neutral response cap (no change in response), one crisp response cap (+4 dB @ 15 kHz), and one very crisp response cap (+8 dB @ 15 kHz)Altogether very happy with my purchase.

Not worth the hype. The sound was definitely better than a cheaper lav, but the sound was still not great. I couldn’t see spending this much money for something that didn’t give me a good sound. It’s supposed to be able to be plugged directly into an interface, which would make one think it should work great and sound great. No.

Wired sound will always be better than wireless, yet wired lavaliers are so hard to find! Countryman has increased the size of theirs, for reasons I don't understand, and it's still pricey -- but in my opinion, worth every penny.