SOLD Sanken COS-11 lav mic

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This has lost its windscreen. (though there is still a fine mesh screen down in the tube) It sounds great and the cable is supple and undamaged. Will include the aftermarket windscreen pictured with a dozen elastics to tighten it down. TA5F connector.

Let me know if you want the Sennheiser G/2 connector and I'll include it. (you'll have to solder it)

$175. I pay Priority Mail (US) and Paypal fee.

Scott
 

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Here's a good discussion on it.

http://jwsoundgroup.net/index.php?/topic/10501-cos-11d-misty/

In a nutshell, a resistor is added to the plug so it won't overload Lectro UM400 transmitters in the face of unexpected loud noise. Most location sound mixers prefer not to have to add noise inducing gain to overcome the attenuation though. Mics straight wired like this one are their preference.

My guess is not too many people using $2000 plus radio sets are shopping for used mics anyway.
 
4 questions
1 - how old is this mic and is it in perfect working condition (never gotten wet?) so that we can return it if there is any audio problem
2- Does it come with any accessory mounting clips
3- What's the difference between the COS-11 and the COS-11D? Is it noticeable?
4. Can I use this with a [power supply for a sonotrim/Tram that also has a TA5F connector?
 
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