Audio-Technica BP899 Subminiature Omni Condenser Lavalier Microphone

Meet the Audio-Technica BP899 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone
The Audio-Technica BP899 is a subminiature omnidirectional condenser lavalier microphone, designed for both wired and wireless applications. It is equipped with a cH-style screw-down 4-pin connector and an AT8545 power module for reliable phantom power performance. This microphone offers a wide dynamic range and high sound pressure level tolerance, delivering intelligible, natural-sounding audio, making it an ideal choice for stage performances, television broadcasting, lectures, and worship services.

Optimized for Clarity in Diverse Environments
Featuring an acoustically transparent, moisture-repellent protective mesh over the diaphragm, the BP899 ensures maximum frequency response and durability under intense use conditions. This makes it particularly effective for theater performances and other environments where high sound pressure levels and moisture exposure are common.

Enhanced Design for Discreet Placement
With a diameter of just 5.3 mm, the BP899's low-profile design is perfect for situations where minimal visibility is crucial. This feature, combined with its robust urethane elastomer cable and double-spiral shield wire, offers ultimate flexibility and strength, ensuring the microphone remains discreet yet durable against abrasion and moisture.

Advanced Features for Professional Use
The microphone is equipped with resonance caps that can be applied to enhance audio clarity and intelligibility. These caps are specifically designed to direct sweat and other moisture away from the microphone, which is vital during active performances or outdoor events to maintain consistent audio quality.

Secure and Versatile for Active Use
The BP899 comes with two windscreens, each featuring a clasp that securely attaches to the microphone, preventing them from being dislodged during movement. Additionally, the included clothing clip offers 16 angle adjustments over 360 degrees and features two strain-relief clips for optimal cable routing, reducing mechanical noise transfer and ensuring the mic remains in place, regardless of the performer's movements.