Rode MICON CABLE 1.2M PINK
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Essential Information About the RODE MiCon 1.2 m Cable
Essential Information About the RODE MiCon 1.2 m Cable
- Wide Compatibility with RODE HS1, Lavalier, and PinMic microphones via the MiCon connection system.
- 1.2 m Length ideal for discreet setup on stage, during interviews, filming, or presentations.
- Shielded Cable designed to preserve signal clarity and reduce unwanted interference.
- Kevlar Reinforcement for enhanced durability against frequent handling and field conditions.
Manufacturer Information
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Essential Information About the RODE MiCon 1.2 m Cable
- Wide Compatibility with RODE HS1, Lavalier, and PinMic microphones via the MiCon connection system.
- 1.2 m Length ideal for discreet setup on stage, during interviews, filming, or presentations.
- Shielded Cable designed to preserve signal clarity and reduce unwanted interference.
- Kevlar Reinforcement for enhanced durability against frequent handling and field conditions.
Technical specifications
| Towards connectivity | Rode MiCon | Format | straight |
| Category | Audio Cable | Length (m) | 1.2 m |
Questions frequently asked
Which RODE microphones is this MiCon cable compatible with?
The MiCon connection is compatible with RODE HS1, Lavalier, and PinMic microphones.
What is the length of the RODE MiCon Cable 1.2 M Flesh Pink?
Its length is 1.2 m. This size allows for discreet setup during an interview or presentation.
Is the cable protected against interference?
The shielded cable is designed to reduce unwanted interference and maintain signal clarity. This construction suits both stage use and filming.
Is the MiCon cable durable for regular use?
Kevlar reinforcement improves resistance to frequent handling. The design is intended to withstand field conditions. The 1.2 m length facilitates cable placement.
What is the shape of this audio cable?
The straight format is specified in the technical specifications.



