Shure TL47 TwinPlex Subminiature Lavalier Microphone — White
TL47 Overview
The Shure TL47 TwinPlex is a professional subminiature lavalier microphone engineered for theater sound, broadcast audio, and high-demand live production environments. Its low-sensitivity capsule is designed to handle critical acoustic environments without distortion, making it a reliable choice where SPL management is essential. The TL47 is available with connector options compatible with most bodypack transmitters, multiple color options for situational concealment, and mounting solutions suited to a wide range of professional applications. Audio engineers, system integrators, and production companies requiring consistent, natural-sounding lavalier performance will find the TL47 a dependable workhorse.
The 1.6 mm paintable cable is built to withstand demanding use and can be color-matched to talent wardrobe or skin tone, reducing visibility and simplifying placement in broadcast and theatrical settings.
Key Features
- Omnidirectional Polar Pattern — Provides consistent pickup regardless of microphone placement angle, critical for lavalier applications where precise positioning is not always possible
- Low-Sensitivity Capsule — Handles high-SPL acoustic environments without distortion, suited for loud stage and broadcast scenarios
- 1.6 mm Paintable Cable — Thin, durable cable can be painted or color-matched for discreet placement on talent
- Multiple Connector Options — Available with connectors compatible with most professional bodypack transmitters, reducing the need for adapters in mixed-system environments
- Multiple Color Options — Available in color variants to meet situational concealment and production needs
- Versatile Mounting Solutions — Extensive mounting accessory ecosystem supports placement across theater, broadcast, and live production applications
- TwinPlex Series Design — Part of Shure’s professional TwinPlex lavalier line, built for consistent performance across demanding production workflows
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