The SA-M40-2 omnidirectional lapel microphone delivers professional hands-free audio capture for content creators, presenters, and remote workers who need reliable voice recording without being tethered to a desk. This clip-on condenser mic handles everything from podcast recording to video calls with consistent performance.

The omnidirectional pickup pattern captures your voice clearly from any angle while the condenser element provides detailed frequency response from 40 Hz to 20 kHz. At 54 dB sensitivity with less than 2-ohm impedance, this mic delivers clean signal to mixers, audio interfaces, and powered speakers without requiring phantom power thanks to its included battery operation.

The compact 3/8-inch diameter capsule stays discreet when clipped to clothing, while the 12-foot cable provides plenty of movement freedom during presentations or recording sessions. The 1/4-inch connector works directly with most mixers and audio gear, eliminating the need for adapters in professional setups.

Perfect for corporate presentations, educational content creation, podcast interviews, and remote work calls where lapel positioning beats handheld or desktop mics. The omnidirectional pattern works well in treated rooms and quiet environments where you want natural voice pickup without handling noise.

Setup is straightforward with the included 12-foot cable connecting directly to mixer inputs or powered speaker mic inputs. The package includes the microphone, battery, and leather carrying bag for portable use. Seismic Audio backs the SA-M40-2 with a one-year warranty and fast shipping to get your hands-free recording setup operational quickly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of recording situations work best with this lapel microphone?

The SA-M40-2 excels in controlled environments like offices, studios, or quiet meeting rooms where you need hands-free voice capture. It's ideal for podcast interviews, educational videos, corporate presentations, and remote work calls. The omnidirectional pattern picks up voice naturally but also captures room sound, so it works best in acoustically treated spaces rather than noisy venues.

Do I need phantom power or special equipment to use this microphone?

No phantom power required - the SA-M40-2 runs on an included battery, making it compatible with any device that accepts a 1/4-inch microphone input. It connects directly to mixer mic inputs, powered speaker mic channels, or audio interfaces. You don't need adapters or special preamps, just plug the 1/4-inch connector into your gear and you're ready to record.

How does the 12-foot cable length affect my recording setup?

The 12-foot cable gives you plenty of movement freedom for presentations or interviews while keeping the microphone receiver/mixer within reasonable distance. This length works well for most studio setups, classroom presentations, or home office recording where you need to move around but stay within a defined area. The cable is long enough to avoid feeling restricted but not so long that it creates signal loss issues.

Can I use this microphone for live performances or outdoor events?

This lapel mic is designed for controlled recording environments rather than live performance. The battery operation and 1/4-inch output work with PA systems, but the omnidirectional pattern picks up ambient sound that can cause feedback issues in live settings with speakers. For live performance, consider a wireless lapel system or handheld dynamic microphone designed for stage use.

How does this compare to USB microphones for computer recording?

The SA-M40-2 offers more flexibility than USB mics because it works with any audio gear that accepts 1/4-inch inputs - mixers, audio interfaces, powered speakers, or PA systems. USB mics only work with computers. However, you'll need an audio interface or mixer to connect this mic to your computer, while USB mics plug directly in. Choose this if you want compatibility across multiple devices and professional audio gear.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov