Shure TL47 TwinPlex Subminiature Lavalier Microphone — White
TL47 Overview
The Shure TL47 is part of the TwinPlex series of professional subminiature lavalier microphones, engineered for theater sound, broadcast audio, and any application where discreet, reliable mic placement is critical. Its low-sensitivity capsule is designed to handle demanding acoustic environments without distortion, making it a dependable choice in high-SPL or close-proximity scenarios. The TL47 is available in multiple connector options compatible with most bodypack transmitters, as well as color options suited to a range of situational needs. Audio engineers, system integrators, and production professionals will find the TL47 a versatile, go-to lavalier solution across a broad range of professional applications.
The 1.6 mm paintable cable provides both durability under demanding use and the flexibility to blend with costumes, skin tones, or set elements, while the extensive mounting options support placement across all professional applications.
Key Features
- Low-Sensitivity Capsule — handles critical acoustic environments without distortion, suitable for high-SPL and close-proximity applications
- Omnidirectional Polar Pattern — consistent off-axis pickup for natural, expressive sound reproduction in theater and broadcast environments
- 1.6 mm Paintable Cable — durable construction built for demanding use, with a paintable surface to match costumes or skin tones
- Multiple Connector Options — available with connectors compatible with most professional bodypack transmitters for broad system integration
- Multiple Color Options — available in finishes suited to various situational and aesthetic requirements
- Versatile Mounting Solutions — extensive mounting accessories support placement across all professional applications including theater, broadcast, and live production
- TwinPlex Series Design — purpose-built for professional lavalier applications where reliability, discretion, and audio quality are essential
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