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Sanken announces new Lavalier COS-11D

2009/01/21

New Sanken COS-11D Lavalier Mic Beats Digital Transmitter RFI

Tokyo, Japan, January, 2009 — Sanken Microphones, manufacturer of the industrywide standard in ultra-miniature lavalier microphones, has introduced the COS-11D, a new version of the popular lavalier which overcomes digital transmitter RFI (radio frequency interference).

In today’s wireless transmission systems the microphone must remain unaffected by new forms of digital transmitter signals. While the benefits of these new systems are obvious, they present new challenges in the area of emission protection. In many cases, noise levels increase and the S/N ratio is deteriorated by the interference of digital transmitters. Sanken Microphones has designed the COS-11D specifically to diminish the instances where interference is an issue.

The exemplary performance of the new COS-11D has been verified and endorsed by the following leading digital transmitter manufacturers: Lectrosoncis, Sony (verified by Digital Wireless transmitter DWT-B01), Trantec (BBM Electronics Group Ltd. / TOA Corporation), and Zaxcom.
 
The new COS-11D joins the COS-11 tradition of providing an ideal solution for live broadcasting, location recording and studio applications. To provide a wide scope of applications, four colors are available in the COS-11D series: Black, Gray, Beige and White.