Description
The Chord LAN-35 is a lightweight neckband microphone built for performers and fitness instructors who need to keep their hands free while they work. It uses a cardioid condenser capsule, so it picks up sound from the front and rejects noise from the sides and rear. That helps keep your voice clear when you are moving around or working in a room with background noise. The neckband design sits comfortably and stays in place through active use, making it a practical choice for classes, presentations and stage work.
Connection is through a threaded 3.5mm mono jack, which screws securely into place so it will not work loose during a session. This microphone is designed to pair with VHF and UHF bodypack transmitters, and it works with Chord, Citronic and QTX bodypacks. It also connects to most laptop microphone inputs, which is handy if you want to use it for online sessions, recording or video calls. In American usage a bodypack transmitter is sometimes called a beltpack, and a lavalier or neckband mic is often shortened to a lav.
Finished in black, the LAN-35 keeps a low profile so it does not draw attention away from the person wearing it. The single mono jack keeps setup simple, with no extra adapters to worry about for compatible transmitters. If you already run a Chord, Citronic or QTX wireless system, this is a straightforward way to add a comfortable neckband option to your kit. It is a good fit for anyone who talks or sings while staying on the move throughout a session.
Specification
| Weight |
0.03KG |
| Microphone : dimensions |
23mm x 12mm x 13mm |
| Power supply |
1-10Vdc |
| Transducer type |
Cardioid condenser capsule |
| Connector |
3.5mm mono jack - threaded |
| Colour |
Black |
Frequently Asked
What transmitters does the LAN-35 work with?
It is designed for VHF and UHF bodypack transmitters and works with Chord, Citronic and QTX bodypacks that take a threaded 3.5mm mono jack.
Can I use it with a laptop?
Yes. It is compatible with most laptop microphone inputs, so you can use it for recording, video calls or online sessions.
What type of capsule does it use?
It uses a cardioid condenser capsule, which picks up sound from the front and rejects noise from the sides and rear.
What connector does it have?
It has a threaded 3.5mm mono jack that screws in securely so it will not work loose during use.
Who is this microphone suited to?
It suits performers and fitness instructors who need to keep their hands free while speaking or singing on the move.