MOMA expands wireless microphone lineup with LARK M2 and LARK M3

MOMA has expanded its wireless microphone lineup with the release of the LARK M3 and detailed specifications for the LARK M2, targeting content creators and mobile professionals.

The LARK M3 features a multi-transmitter and multi-receiver configuration, allowing a single receiver to connect up to four transmitters for simultaneous independent audio recording. This model supports master-slave coordination, where a secondary receiver automatically takes over if the primary unit loses power or connection. The LARK M3 transmitters weigh 9g and offer up to 8 hours of battery life, with a total comprehensive battery life of 48 hours when using the charging case. It utilizes proprietary HDT technology for improved transmission efficiency and supports 48kHz/32Bit float high-resolution audio.

The LARK M2 offers a lightweight 7g transmitter design with approximately 9 hours of continuous recording time per charge, reaching up to 30 hours of total use with its charging case. It features LDS laser direct-molding antennas providing a 300-meter transmission range in open environments and includes dual-mode ENC noise reduction. While it lacks onboard internal recording, it employs adaptive limiting algorithms to prevent audio distortion and allows for real-time monitoring via a mobile application.