Point Source Audio

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Point Source Audio is an audio design, engineering and manufacturing company headquartered in Petaluma, California. It develops miniature microphones and intercom headsets for performance, broadcast and live production use. Electronic Australia stocks Point Source Audio headset microphones, headsets, and converters and adaptors, including earworn microphones for Sennheiser and Shure wireless transmitters.

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About Point Source Audio

Point Source Audio's range includes miniature headset, earset, earworn, earmounted and lavalier microphones, along with intercom headsets. Its SERIES8 microphones include bendable boom designs, while the EMBRACE collection focuses on concealable on-ear lavalier microphones. The CM-i3 and CM-i5 are modular in-ear intercom headsets, using dynamic and condenser microphones respectively. The brand also produces adapter cables and other connectivity accessories for production audio equipment.

Choose the microphone by both wearing style and transmitter connection. CO-3 models are omnidirectional earworn microphones, with versions for Sennheiser or Shure transmitters. The CR-8S is a cardioid earworn microphone for Sennheiser EW Series transmitters. For intercom use, check the headset model, microphone type and connector, such as 4-pin female XLR. The ADP-PHx5Mm adapter converts a 3.5 mm female TRRS connection to a 5-pin male mono XLR. Check your equipment's connector and wiring before ordering.

Point Source Audio questions

Where is Point Source Audio based?

Point Source Audio is headquartered in Petaluma, California, United States. The company designs, engineers and manufactures audio products, including miniature microphones and intercom headsets.

Are Point Source Audio microphones compatible with all wireless transmitters?

No. Compatibility depends on the transmitter brand, connector and wiring. The stocked CO-3 microphones include versions for Sennheiser and Shure transmitters, while the CR-8S is specified for Sennheiser EW Series transmitters. Check the product details before ordering.

What is the difference between the CM-i3 and CM-i5 headsets?

The CM-i3 uses a dynamic microphone and does not require bias voltage. The CM-i5 uses a condenser microphone and requires bias voltage. Both are in-ear intercom headset designs, so also check the connector version required by your intercom system.

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