Sony Wireless Streaming Microphone ECM-S1 with Minimum Audio Delay, and Long-Lasting Battery

The Sony ECM-S1 is a portable streaming microphone that is available in wireless and wired connections. It is a high-performance unit that is compact and lightweight, and delivers crystal-clear low-noise, with minimum audio delay. Its high-quality audio makes it easy for normal recordings or lives streaming, be it indoors or outdoors.
Record Clearly with Top-Notch Microphone Capsules
Even though the ECM-S1 is light weight and compact, it still has enough space to pack three 14 mm or large-diameter microphone capsules that delivers crisp, high-quality recordings with a flat frequency response, mainly in the low-mid-range voice band, while suppressing noise on the side. The better the sound quality, the better the impression on the viewers, and Sony delivers well in this area.
Delivering Precise Sound with Low Intrinsic Noise
The ECM-S1 has wide dynamic range with low intrinsic noise, making it fit to capture even low-level sound. Made to be a streaming microphone, the ECM-S1 is fine-tuned to capture the richness of the human voice in all its naturalness and clarity.
Noise-Suppression Filter Advantage
Say goodbye to persistent background noise with the digital nose cut filter inside the ECM-S1. Frequent low-frequency background noises that can interrupt a streamer includes the wind, vibration, air condition, and ceiling or pedestal fans. This filter makes post-production easier as there is less time needed to remove background noise.
Pop Guard for Pop Noise Suppression
Greatly control annoying popping sounds that pop up when the speaker is speaking close to the microphone. Vocals, narration, and everything in between is made smoother thanks to this feature.
Compact and Lightweight Design
The compact and lightweight design of the ECM-S1 makes it ideal to use for indoor and outdoor streams or recordings, without making any compromises to the sound quality.
Make Real-Time Audio Adjustments
An independent AUDIO LEVEL dial lets you make audio adjustments in real time. Additionally, the LINK lamp allows you to check the connection status between the microphone and receiver.
Made for Extensive Outdoor Shoots
Both the microphone and receiver have built-in batteries. The receiver can be used for long periods for direct power supply when it’s connected to the camera’s Multi Interface (MI) Shoe or to a PC or other devices. The microphone can last 13 hours continuously when its fully charged, giving you peace of mind during long outdoor shoots.
Wireless Transmission with Low Power Consumption
Bluetooth 5.3 or Bluetooth Low Energy and a LC3plus codec help with low power consumption and low latency, without compromising the superior sound quality. Wireless connectivity and performance between the microphone and receiver has been improved even in environments with interference or other wireless sources. Communication is now strong for up to 492 ft (150 m) if there is a good line of sight, for flexibility in outdoor microphone placement.
Multiple Mounting and Attachment Methods Supported
The ECM-S1 can be attached to a stand while recording, with back and forth adjustment to the microphone angle. Otherwise you can use the ¼-inch thread at the bottom of the microphone to mount it on a tripod. You can also attach it to a boom arm with the help of a conversion adaptor.
Multi Interface Shoe Benefits
If the receiver is connected to a Sony camera that supports the Multi Interface (MI) Shoe, such as the α series digital interchangeable-lens cameras or vlog cameras, you will no longer require a separate cable for power supply or audio interface.
Wireless Sound Recording with Sony Camera
If the receiver is connected to a Sony camera that supports the Multi Interface (MI) Shoe with a digital audio interface, you can capture high-quality audio and transmit it digitally without loss of quality, thanks to the wireless connection that allows maximum shooting freedom.
USB Digital Audio Output for Different Connection Methods
The ECM-S1 microphone and receiver have a USB Type-C port that gives 48 kHz per 24-bit digital audio output. This means that the microphone can be connected to numerous devices, making it easier to film and stream.
Output via 3.5 mm Mini Jack or Stereo
The receiver has a 3.5 mm mini jack (stereo) that allows it to be used with cameras, PCs, recorders and devices that do not have an integrated Multi Interface (MI) Shoe.