Product Description

Olympus ME-15 is a highly sensitive miniature tie-clip microphone with frequency response from 100 - 12.000 Hz. It is idealsolution to record your own voice or from other people nearby.

Product Details

• Brand: Olympus
• Model: 145045
• Dimensions: 8.66" h x 19.68" w x 51.57" l, .2 pounds

Features

• Small and discreet tie-clip/collar microphone
• Wide 100-12,000 Hz frequency response
• 2.2 kOhm output impedance
• 3.3-foot cord for added convenience
• Weighs only 11 grams

Amazon.com Product Description
The Olympus ME-15 Microphone is a small, lightweight tie-clip microphone that can be conveniently clipped to the tie or collar. The microphone can also be fixed under a jacket or shirt for easy concealment. The ME-15 is an ideal accessory for Olympus digital voice recorders. The mic's cord is 3.3-feet long and the entire unit weighs only 11 grams. A tie pin-type clip is also included with the microphone. Note: When using the ME-15 with Olympus Pearlcorder microcassette recorders, you will need the Olympus PA-1 plug adapter (sold separately).

What's in the Box
ME-15 microphone and tiepin-type clip.

Customer Reviews

Good Microphone
The microphone is ideal for Olympus voice recorder. This Microphone enhances the recording quality of the voice recorders.

You get what you pay for...
This product is okay. I bought it to use with the Olympus Digital voice recorder to use with video shoots. Our camera doesn't have a way to attach an external or clip mic so this was a cheap alternative. Unfortunately, the recorded sound was very distorted and ended up not being able to use them at all.

But, the voice recorder is a great product so I will just research and find a more costly, better quality microphone to go with it instead. If you are just going to use this mic for personal use not to be published, it is great and cheap. But the quality of the recorded sound with the mic is so poor that it is not worth using for any video and/or sound production.

I think its OK
The price is reasonable.
I did not get a good recording where I initially wanted to do it, such as in class or in a piano practice room, but it's probably because of my fault, since in class I couldn't place the microphone right in front of the instructor. Also, the practice room is small so that sound reflects too much. In addition, the rocorder I use is Olympus VN-2100, which might not be a perfect recorder.
Still, I can't find a good digital voice recorder with a microphone that records better than my old SONY Mini-Disk rocorder/player with no external microphone. WHY....?