Countryman E6 FLEX DIRECTIONAL Directional EarSet E6 Microphone

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The E6 Flex Directional Earset combines the best of the classic E6 directional earset with the best of the directional E6i. The slim, springy ear section grips securely like an E6 classic, while the flexible front boom takes abuse like the E6i and allows precise placement and easy reshaping. The ultra-miniature directional element delivers exceptional sound quality and rejects surrounding noise or feedback from nearby stage monitors and speakers. As part of the Countryman E6 Directional line, the E6 Flex Directional features swapable reinforced cables, versatile skin tone options, changable caps for cardioid or hypercardioid patterns, and rugged construction. It weighs less than one-tenth of an ounce and virtually disappears against the skin, so performers forget they’re even wearing a mic.

Fit and Flexibility

The fit of the classic E6 meets the flexibility of the E6i. The front boom is like an E6i, the ear section is like the classic E6: the result is the best fitting, easiest to use earset available.

Lightest and Most Concealable

Countryman Earsets are the smallest, lightest, and least visible head-worn microphones. The E6 Flex comes in four skin tones to disappear against the face.

Adjustable Pattern

Custom protective caps let you switch between cardioid and hypercardioid patterns in seconds.

Exceptional Sound Quality

Frequency response is better than 30 Hz to 15 kHz with smooth off-axis response and >100 dB dynamic range. The boom positions the mic near the mouth for the clearest, most consistent sound possible.

Rugged and Reliable

The E6 Flex is highly resistant to makeup, sweat, and moisture when used with the supplied protective caps. The skin-colored, stainless steel boom can be bent and re-bent many times to fit different performers. The front boom of the E6 Flex is slightly firmer than our E6i, so it’s easily shaped right on the performer’s face and smooths out for a professional look.

Most Versatile

The E6 Flex comes in three sensitivities for different speaking or singing styles, with up to 145 dB SPL capability.

Snap-On Cables

With other microphones a worn cable requires purchasing a completely new mic. An E6 replacement cable attaches in seconds. Quick-connect miniature 1 mm or 2 mm super-rugged cables are available in four colors for almost any wireless transmitter or phantom mic input providing 3 - 48V.

When should I choose a directional earset rather than an omni?

The omni earset rejects unwanted sound and feedback better than a lavalier almost any way you wear it, so it's very user-friendly for new and experienced users alike. For situations where there are loud monitors, extreme feedback or environmental noise, choose the Countryman Directional Earset (marked with a green band).

How do I choose the right color for my skin tone?

In most cases the boom of the E6 will be against the performer's skin. Tan is the most popular color choice, because it works perfectly for average Caucasian skin tones as well as olive complexions. Light beige works well in theatrical applications due to its slightly pink undertone, which is also appropriate for extremely fair skin. Cocoa is the ideal choice for African American skin tones ranging from very light to chocolate, and black is appropriate for extremely dark skin or for situations where you want the mic to be visible. When in doubt, a darker option tends to blend better and draws less attention.

Which E6 sensitivity should I choose?

Making a microphone more sensitive to catch soft sounds means it will overload sooner for loud sounds. Because sound pressure levels vary between individuals and applications, there are three sensitivities for the E6 Flex:

  • The highest gain (5) is for general speaking, such as presentations or sermons
  • The medium gain (6) is for vocals and loud speaking, such as in theater
  • The most powerful vocals require the least gain mic (7) with the highest overload level
  • Frequency Response : 30 Hz to 15 kHz
  • Operating Current : 500 μA
  • Operating Voltage : 1 to 2 Volts
  • Power Supply Voltage :
    • +3V with 2.7 kOhm Load
    • +5V with 6.8 kOhm Load
    • +9V with 15 kOhm Load
  • Weight : .07 oz (2 grams)
  • The E6 Flex Directional Earset is available in three sensitivities:
    • Model E6XDW5 for general speaking
      • Sensitivity: 6.0 mV/Pascal
      • Equivalent Acoustic Noise: 24 dBA SPL
      • Overload Sound Level: 125 dB SPL
    • Model E6XDW6 for loud speaking and vocals
      • Sensitivity: 1.9 mV/Pascal
      • Equivalent Acoustic Noise: 29 dBA SPL
      • Overload Sound Level: 135 dB SPL
    • Model E6XDW7 for powerful vocals
      • Sensitivity: 0.60 mV/Pascal
      • Equivalent Acoustic Noise: 39 dBA SPL
      • Overload Sound Level: 145 dB SPL

FCC Consumer Alert

This disclosure informs consumers that wireless microphone users must cease any wireless microphone operations in the 600 MHz service band no later than July 13, 2020. In addition, in many instances they may be required to cease use of these devices earlier if their use has the potential to cause harmful interference to 600 MHz service licensees’ wireless operations in the band.

Most users do not need a license to operate this wireless microphone system. Nevertheless, operating this microphone system without a license is subject to certain restrictions: the system may not cause harmful interference; it must operate at a low power level (not in excess of 50 milliwatts); and it has no protection from interference received from any other device. Purchasers should also be aware that the FCC is currently evaluating use of wireless microphone systems, and these rules are subject to change. For more information, call the FCC at 1-888-CALL-FCC (TTY: 1-888-TELL-FCC) or visit the FCC's wireless microphone website.