Bronstein lm10 l

Has anyone had direct experience, or can you point me to reviews?

I would not buy one now, if they turned out to be good. I have written twice for information with no response.
 
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Has anyone had direct experience, or can you point me to reviews?

I would not buy one now, if they turned out to be good. I have written twice for information with no response.

I have several bronstein lm10 lavs are absolutely wonderful. clips on easy to actor's clothing, durable, solid connectors that don't wear out or break. would highly recommend.
 
Thanks David.
My two cents: (comments)
I see it's about $23 (USD) on Amazon.. I'd be skeptical of the quality for that price. One could try it out though w/o much risk.
I see no connector, so I would assume a cheapo 3.5mm plug.
4.5mm; about the diameter of a B3... appears similar in shape as well.
 
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I did a little looking and they seem to make a variety of connectors. Looked like everything except Lectro.

These guys and "Pyle Pro" both make these cheap lavs, though the Pyle Pro ones look like they are quite a bit smaller. All in the same price range. I found reviews for folks using them for stuff like fitness trainers and preachers, and that seems to be their market, live talking/ event stuff. I couldn't find anyone I would put a lot of stock in recommending them but that really only means nobody has tried them because I did see any "these are awful" reviews from anybody I would put stock int either.

If they came with a lectro connector I would probably give the head worn one a try just because if it's OK I would probably get some use from it and if not not a lot of investment and I can always toss it in a dangerous FX use. Much less tempting if I have to buy and solder up a connector.

PylePro has a set up that uses interchangeable end connectors. IF those use the same cable termination as the Rode, then you could pick up the TA5F rode adapter.
The Pyle Pro lav with four different terminators is around $35 at B&H.

If size isn't an issue there are also some 3.4mmF to TA5F adapters designed to let you use eSn wired lavs with Lectro transmitters. But then your connector is kind of unwieldily.

I suspect though that you will find the sound of the lav and the noise level to be not great. But ???
 
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