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Panasonic Professional XLR Audio Video Microphone Adaptor with 2 XLR Terminals – Accessory Compatible with LUMIX GH5, GH5S, S1 and S1R Mirrorless Digital Cameras - DMW-XLR1, Black

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Features

  • HIGH-QUALITY STEREO AUDIO - Attaching a commercially available XLR microphone and combining it with a compatible digital camera enables recording of high-quality stereo audio
  • AUTHENTIC PANASONIC LUMIX ACCESSORY - DMW-XLR1 is an XLR audio microphone adaptor for professional video production. Compatible with LUMIX GH5, GH5s, S1, S1R digital mirrorless cameras
  • XLR MICROPHONE ADAPTOR INPUT/OUTPUT - Input: Analog XLR Jack x 2 terminals. Control panel can be checked through a clear cover. Output: Digital I2S format, Fs = 48 k or 96 kHz, Bit depth = 16 or 24 bit
  • INTEGRATED CABLE CLAMP - Integrated cable clamp keeps cables out of the way for ease of audio/video recording. DC phantom power is supplied by the camera body via a hot shoe connector
  • FEATURED CONTROLS - Gain Switch maintains a suitable signal amplitude for output. Low Cut Switch is a high pass filter that removes the low frequencies

Description

The Panasonic LUMIX DMW-XLR1 Professional XLR Audio Video Microphone Adaptor Accessory is compatible with Panasonic LUMIX GH5, S1 and S1R Mirrorless Digital Cameras. Attaching a commercially available XLR microphone and combining it with a compatible digital camera enables recording of high- quality stereo audio for documentary and other filmmaking. Equipped with 2 XLR-3 female terminals, the XLR1 accepts any XLR-3 pin male connector to create a balanced audio interconnection. Record high-quality audio professionally with this XLR microphone adapter. Input Line, Mic or +48v, includes Gain, Low Cut, and Audio Level controls. The two analog XLR jack terminals can support output of: Digital, I2S format, Fs = 48 k or 96 kHz, Bit depth of 16 or 24 bit. An integrated cable clamp keeps cables out of the way for ease of audio/video recording. DC phantom power is supplied by the camera body via the hot shoe connector. Physical switches and dials under a clear cover provide for easy setup and monitoring. With the Panasonic LUMIX DMW-XLR1 you don’t have to sync up the video footage with the sound later on, making it one of the best professional audio/video recording solutions for mirrorless digital cameras available today.

Brand: Panasonic


Color: black


Material: Panasonic


Item Weight: 1.6 ounces


Connector Type: XLR Connector


Global Trade Identification Number: 82


UPC: 885170304482


Brand Name: Panasonic


Model Number: DMW-XLR1


Item Dimensions: 3.94 x 4.72 x 3.43 inches


Item Weight: 1.6 ounces


Material: Panasonic


Color: black


Specification Met: UL, FCC, CE


Output Voltage: 48 Volts


Form Factor: Rectangular


Connector Type Used on Cable: XLR Connector


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    • A seriously good idea for the GH5
I am changing my review, upgrading from three to five stars. I previously complained that this unit had a major design flaw due to the lack of a 1/8 inch female receptacle jack for connecting this unit to non-GH5 cameras, such as my numerous GH4 cameras. But that was unfair. I don't know the hardware limitations of the GH4 hotshoe, or if it could be configured through a firmware update to power this audio input device. This device is clearly aimed at working with the GH5 only. And that is OK. Lots of companies have devices that are designed to supplement their other devices. I just received my audio input unit today. Read the manual. I like it so much I have arranged the budgeting for purchasing a GH5 in a week or so. It seems like a perfect little unit for professional mic inputs. The unit is light and compact. Once I get my GH5, I will hook it up with a Rode NTG-3 and update my review. UPDATE: OK. I now have my GH5, and have set it up. I put this audio interface unit on it, and then put a Rode NTG-3 on that. I recorded a vlog. Here is the verdict. This unit is really great. Like, GREAT, great. There was no noise. The audio was spotless. Everything seems very sturdy. Also, I confirmed that this unit will NOT work with the GH4. I put it on one of my GH4s, and the audio interface would not power on. Apparently, there is no way to supply a constant source of power from the GH4 to this audio interface. So this interface is strictly for the GH5. But it is still one heck of a compact, light, and high quality audio interface. So when working with a GH4, one still has to use a Tascam or H4n if you want to feed XLR mics into the GH4. Or one can use, say, a Sony wireless setup to go directly into the GH4 without an interface. But for the GH5, this audio interface is the way to go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017 by CB
    • Simple, effective solution for HQ audio (& surprisingly good limiter)
This has been a nice addition to my GH5 rig. I used to attach my Zoom H5 to my rig, and then run a line out from it into the GH5. Effectively, it gave me 2 XLR inputs, good quality audio directly in-cam, and the option to have a backup audio recording (in-cam and recording to the H5). Using the DMW-XLR1 is quicker and simpler to set up out of my bag—less cables, less weight. On a recent live-event shoot, when I thought intermittent loud music was clipping, I was surprised to hear that it all sounded great (I think it has a built-in limiter?). Either way, it sounded great and that was without using the -20db pad. Improvements/requested features for the next iteration: - Option to duplicate Ch.1 to Ch.2, but record Ch.2 at a lower db (however, maybe not needed as the limiter worked so well?) - A 3.5mm jack to accept a line out from something like a Zoom H5 recorder or other microphones with that output Great piece of gear that doesn't add weight or get in the way. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019 by Brian F
    • Why should you pay more for this vs other choices? LESS CABLES and works great
I love this thing. Sure it's expensive but it is WORLDS better than having extra cables getting in your way. A headphone jack would be nice and some LED's but since it's sucking power from my GH5S camera battery to run I guess it's a good thing it's pretty minimal. The sound is pretty clean and the XLR inputs are tight and no give. Same with the hotshoe connection. Why should you pay more? LESS CABLES and works great ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2018 by Mogore
    • So far so good
Review Image by Matthew Zilic Matthew Zilic
I wanted a simple way to connect my pro mic with xlr connection directly to my camera so sound was already synced. There's obviously more options out there, but this does the job and offers a quick simple way to reduce editing time. For projects that need a quick turnaround, this is great. Reviews that point out how cheaply made it feels, are right. Light weight is good, but this really feels cheap for the price. The box arrived crushed, but the item seems fine. Conclusion: it does what it's supposed to do. But, I don't know if it will stand up to real world use, outside of a studio setting, as it feels like the slightest little knock could break it. Time will tell. Returned. Over a month and Amazon refuses to refund. Good product. Terrible service. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Matthew Zilic Matthew Zilic
    • Fantastic sound quality
Fantastic sound quality, very adaptable. I've used this with both XLR wired and wireless microphone set ups (Sony). The audio quality is excellent and there are lots of options for powered and powerless microphones. Although the interface looks daunting, YouTube tutorials simplify it quite a bit and you can learn everything about it in about 10. to 15 minutes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2017 by John Kitchens
    • it's just fine
you know..i could knock it down a star for being/feeling plastic...but really, they needed this thing to be very light weight, so it makes sense. I could knock it down a star for not having TRS input combo, but cmon, they've already got a line in on the camera itself. It really is well thought out, and even the "shortcomings" are intentional because let's face it...you are using a tiny, iddy biddy little "dslr" style camera and trying to pretend you are shooting on a ful size ENG camera. which is fine! I love that Panasonic gave us this option. But yeah, the only realistic way to overcome the shortcoming of this device (plasticky feel) would be to say "go buy a large ENG camera". so for what this is, it works great. I haven't done detailed tests of the audio quality (i.e, noise level, gain levels) but I don't forsee problems. for example, people were complaining that dynamic mics were producing lots of hiss..but guys....dynamic mics are always this way unless you got yourself some kind of pre amp (i like those little inline amps they make that use 48v to to power the mic) anyway, if you know what you are doing, this this is cool to have. but the price? hmmm...I guess it "makes sense" since it is so incredibly "priprietary" to the GH5 (and others) but still..it feels steep. I only bought it because I had the budget of my company taking care of the finances. personally, for wedding/at home video, etc, I'd not get this only cause of the price. I would get it if someone gave me a massive amazon gift card and I had nothing else I wanted at the moment... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2020 by Jered Mckenna

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