Any omnidirectional, or wide-cardioid microphone may be used with your KLOVER MiK 16.

The MM-ML has a 3.5mm connector, all the other mics have XLR connectors. (The Sennheiser wireless mic has two output cables, one with each connector.)

The Klover Equalized mic has been created specifically to provide a more natural sound when used with our 9-inch and 16-inch parabolic microphones.

The Countryman B3 is the most weather resistant.

The 4060 is the most sensitive.

The EW 1120 is the only wireless microphone we offer.

Some type of audio recorder or amplifier is required to capture audio.

The BeachTek unit is the lowest cost but has an unbalanced output so the output can only be shared with devices that are within approximately 10 feet of the amplifier.

The Whirlwind unit is less expensive than the Sound Devices unit, but slightly heavier.

The Sound Devices unit is the most rugged.

The Zoom recorder is ideal when the audio is to be monitored/recorded but not output to another device. It comes complete with a lapel microphone.

The Rolls amplifier is ideal for connecting your microphone to a PC, or connecting a 3.5mm mic to a device a long distance away.

Some type of audio recorder or amplifier is required to capture audio.

The BeachTek unit is the lowest cost but has an unbalanced output so the output can only be shared with devices that are within approximately 10 feet of the amplifier.

The Whirlwind unit is less expensive than the Sound Devices unit, but slightly heavier.

The Sound Devices unit is the most rugged.

The Zoom recorder is ideal when the audio is to be monitored/recorded but not output to another device. It comes complete with a lapel microphone.

The Rolls amplifier is ideal for connecting your microphone to a PC, or connecting a 3.5mm mic to a device a long distance away.

Operators typically use their ears more than their eyes to aim the parabolic microphone. A good headset provides the audio operators require.

The HN-7506 provides the ultimate in isolation for very loud environments.

Operators typically use their ears more than their eyes to aim the parabolic microphone. A good headset provides the audio operators require.

If you plan to occasionally use your KLOVER MiK in a static situation, you may be interested in a hard mount bracket. The bracket is mounted to the dish instead of the handle assembly. A number of 1/4 inch clearance holes allow the entire unit to be mounted to a C-stand, Magic Arm, or a custom bracket you provide.

The Sound Shield bracket provides the same mounting options but also shields the back of the parabolic dish from sounds that may be coming from the rear of the dish.

The 90° brackets allow the Hard Mount Bracket or Sound Shield bracket to be easily mounted to a horizontal surface of tripod.

The pole brackets allow the Hard Mount Bracket or Sound Shield bracket to be easily mounted to vertical pole.

Accidents do happen. If your KLOVER MiK will be operating directly adjacent to a sports field, or exposed to damage during shipping, a set of spare parts can save the day. With the KLOVER MiK's modular design, damaged parts can be replaced in minutes.