EMic XL Fitness Rated Headset Microphone – TA4 MultiMic

Meet the EMic XL Fitness Rated Headset Microphone, with a half-inch longer boom arm than the standard EMic for instructors who need a little extra reach.

Built for Group Exercise

The EMic is designed specifically for fitness instruction, with a noise-cancelling waterproof capsule, reinforced adjustable frame, steel cable and sweat protection around the connection.

The XL version gives you the same EMic design and fitness rating as the standard EMic, with an additional half-inch of boom length to help position the microphone capsule closer to the instructor’s mouth.

TA4 MultiMic Connection

This version of the EMic XL features Fitness Audio’s T4 MultiMic connection, designed to work across a wide range of compatible 4-pin wireless bodypack transmitters, including systems from Shure, Mipro, TOA, JTS, EV and Telex, as well as Fitness Audio systems.

MultiMic is more than simply a different plug. The technology within the connector allows the microphone to configure itself for compatible T4 bodypacks.

Put simply: if the EMic plug fits, it will work.

If you’re unsure whether your existing wireless system is compatible, send us the make and model of your bodypack and we’ll check it for you.

Designed for Regular Fitness Use

EMic is designed for light-to-medium or regular studio use of up to 20 non-consecutive classes per week, roughly 2-3 classes per day.

For instructors and studios, that means a headset designed around the realities of Group Exercise: movement, sweat, repeated fitting and removal, and the demands placed on a microphone during a fitness class.

The XL Difference

The only difference between the standard EMic and EMic XL is the longer boom arm.

The XL boom is half an inch longer, making it a useful option for instructors who find that the standard EMic doesn’t quite position the capsule close enough to the mouth.

If you don’t need the additional reach, choose the standard EMic.

Looking After Your EMic

After each class, wipe the headset and cable dry with paper towel, move the cable spacer so that any moisture underneath can dry, and hang the microphone to air dry.

Pay particular attention to preventing sweat and residue building up around the plug and bodypack connection.

Do not use cleaning chemicals on the headset microphone.

Need Help Choosing?

If you’re replacing an existing fitness headset and aren’t sure which connector you need, send us the make and model of your wireless bodypack or a clear photograph of its microphone connection.

We’ll help you identify the correct EMic version.