Audio-Technica AT829cW Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone for UniPak Transmitters

Two thumbs up. Mic sounds very natural. Pickup pattern accomodates speech even when head is turned to side (when mic is placed in standard under chin positions, like second shirt button etc). Cable just long enough to place where you want it, even on large, tall talent.

OEM product at a good price. I have been using this microphone type for years and use it at least three to five times a week. This purchase was for having spares on hand, because the small wires in the cable sometines break causing static or drop out due to harsh handling by the user or my sound...

This mic was purchased as an exact replacement for two identical models that became intermittent after about 10 years of use. So I expect that this one will have a finite life of about 10 years. They work great while they work.

Seems well made and the audio quality is good. I saw some reviews that said the cable is weak. It might last as long as my more pricey Lav mics but just got it so time will tell. I also wish it came with a black clip instead of the large silver one. The mic element itself is on the larger size.

I got this to replace the lavalier mic our pastor uses. It works great. The cord is slightly thicker than our previous one, but I think that will actually be better in the long run.

The lapel mic worked well! Our village ended up buying 4 more.

Purchased the AT829cW for my 2000 series body pack transmitter. This model appears to be the stock mic which is exactly what I wanted since I originally purchased the guitar adapter. It was speedy to arrive and was in good packaging.

After about 300 hours of use over 3 years, the connector that goes into the body pack became noisy clicked when user moved, so we bought a new one. These things work as advertised, with some bass rolloff, but they have a finite lifetime. Cable is not the best.

I purchased the AT829cW for use with my Audio-Technica ATW-251 FreeWay UniPak lav mic systems, which I purchased off of restock a while back. I do a lot of independent filmmaking for college, and I needed a cheap system to mic my speakers indoors via computer audio interface when I didn't have a...

We use this mic to amplify the voices of chefs giving demonstrations at our outdoor farmers market. Our wireless AudioTechnica setup originally came with a headset mic, but many of our chefs found it uncomfortable and ungainly, and refused to use it.