Any opinion on this lavalier?

Keep in mind there are of course better options, but if you can get 3 of these in a pack when there is a sale for around $100 or so, it's hard to beat...especially if you already have any 3.5mm recorders and can monitor the sound (e.g. a sit-down interview). It looks like you may want to use them with a wireless system though.
 
In fact with zoom or tascam recorders, What better options are you mentioning?
The Senheisser connector is because would be use with the New Zoom F1
 
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The OST laws have a following for sure. Though a bit more money, the Countryman EMW would be another consideration. They can be terminated and powered to suit your needs either phantom or for wireless. Besides sounding good, they are extremely rugged and moisture resistant. I have several of these wired differently and IMHO, to get anything that sounds better, you would need to go to a Sanken or Countryman 6 series.

The Rode system is interesting since with the optional adapter, you can swap between phantom and wireless power. Though there have been some reliability concerns mentioned here.

Grant
 
Felipe Henao said:
... Probably some expert (like GaryNattrass that I apoligize for my last comment on him) have some experience with this!
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Yes, there are several professional audio experts with decades of real world experience who contribute here regularly. But the way they were treated by you in another thread, I would not expect any of them to come forward to get abuse from you again. Once bitten, twice shy.
 
The OST mics are cheaper than the Countryman mics. Just started using the OST today, use the EMW for several years.
 
Very sensitive, Good option, Some complaints in Amazon about durability, False or truth? Only trying
Aspen more stable as far a bang for the buck
The Ultradisk, Recommended by Gary, is good piece for the collection because the color, besides the audio shows a prety good presence for the price!
 
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