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Features
- Beamforming technology employs four mic capsules
- Versatile selection of eight audio recording modes
- Simple and easy controls of recording modes with the dial on the rear
- Advanced digital signal processing and the digital audio interface for high-quality audio
- Digital noise cut filter for clear sound, and low-cut filter for reducing noise
Description
ECM-M1 completely redefines shotgun microphone performance with beamforming 8 technology that provides the world’s first¹ eight dial-selectable audio recording modes in a compact microphone with outstanding versatility and audio quality. ECM-M1 easily achieves optimum sound quality in various video shooting situations.
Recommended Uses For Product: Streaming
Brand: Sony
Model Name: Digital Shotgun Microphon
Connectivity Technology: Multi Interface (MI) Shoe
Connector Type: Multi Interface (MI) Shoe
Special Feature: Backup safety recording, Multi Interface (MI) Shoe, Noise filtering, Volume Control, eight dial-selectable audio recording modes See more
Compatible Devices: Camera
Color: Black
Included Components: Windscreen, MI Shoe cap, Bag
Polar Pattern: eight dial-selectable audio recording modes
Audio Sensitivity: 38 dB
Item Weight: 2.3 Ounces
Maximum Frequency: 20000 Hz
Microphone Form Factor: Shotgun
Minimum Frequency: 40 Hz
Item dimensions L x W x H: 2.53 x 1.57 x 2.84 inches
Power Source: Corded Electric
Material: Plastic
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 78 dB
Hardware Platform: Camera
Number of Channels: 4
Frequency Response: 40 Hz
Noise Level: 14 dB
Manufacturer: Sony
UPC: 027242928664
Product Dimensions: 2.53 x 1.57 x 2.84 inches
Item Weight: 2.3 ounces
Item model number: ECMM1
Date First Available: July 13, 2023
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It's a good mic but there are no perfect mics so it's important to understand what you are buying: - The ECM-M1 sounds great if you are close to the camera and keeping a somewhat consistent distance from it. I'd say less than 1.5 meters (5 feet) close. As you get further away, expect the sound quality to drop off. This is not a flaw with this mic but a general rule that usually applies. - If you really want the ultimate in sound quality, this is not your mic. Instead you'll need a studio setting with a dedicated condenser (or dynamic) mic positioned close. You'll want to use XLR cabling with a dedicated 32-bit float recorder. You'll also want a sound treated room to combat sound reflecting around. Yes this is expensive and inconvenient, thus most people actually are looking for a "good enough" mic for their target budget and desired convenience level. - If you want "decent" quality and can not always be close to the camera, prioritize a lav mic setup. I use the DJI Mic 2 and think it's a good product. Note that, when close to the camera, the ECM-M1 sounds better to me than the DJI but the DJI does not limit your position and is thus a better "do it all" choice. A big perk of the ECM-M1 is the convenience factor. No batteries to manage (and many of these devices have batteries that degrade over time). No risk of damage to the 3.5mm plug and good quality sound as long as you are close and don't vary your distance from the mic too much. It can really be the ultimate in "quality with convenience" if you can work within its imposed constraints. Also consider using two fully-independent mics together (such as the ECM-M1 and DJI MIC-2 lav-only). This gives you fully-redundant audio sources and can rescue a take if one of them has poor quality or fails to record.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by Matthew Wachowski
As someone who recently upgraded to the Sony FX30 for both content creation and documentary work, I was on the hunt for a high-quality microphone that could match the camera's cinematic capabilities. After doing my homework, I landed on the Sony ECM-M1 Digital Shotgun Microphone, and I have to say — this mic is a beast in a tiny body. First impressions: Right out of the box, the ECM-M1 feels premium. It mounts seamlessly onto the FX30’s Multi Interface (MI) shoe, which means zero cables and no batteries. That alone is a win for anyone who hates clutter or wants a faster, cleaner rig setup. Key Features That Sold Me: 8 Distinct Pickup Modes: This blew me away. You’re not locked into one directional pattern — you get options like super-directional, unidirectional, omnidirectional, stereo, and more. I’ve been able to switch from interview setups to capturing ambient sound at live events with just a turn of the dial. It’s like getting 8 mics in 1! Digital Audio via MI Shoe: No analog interference. The audio stays crystal clear because it communicates directly with the FX30 digitally through the MI shoe. For creators working with dialogue, voiceover, or vlog content — this level of clarity is non-negotiable. Compact & Lightweight: It’s so small, you forget it’s even there — but it punches way above its weight. Perfect for handheld shooting, gimbal use, or travel setups. No compromise on quality for the sake of size. Noise Reduction & Safety Channel: It intelligently reduces background noise while preserving voice tones. Plus, the safety channel records a second track at a lower gain, saving me from clipping disasters in post. Plug-and-Play Simplicity: For someone who moves fast between shoots, this is a godsend. No extra power, no cables, no stress. It’s literally plug, dial in the pickup mode, and record. Real-World Use: I've used this mic to film interviews in noisy NYC cafes, capture outdoor B-roll, and even produce voiceovers straight into the FX30. Every time, I’ve been impressed with how well it isolates voices while still pulling in enough natural ambiance to sound cinematic. If you’re a filmmaker, YouTuber, wedding shooter, or content creator, and you already love what the FX30 delivers visually, this mic completes the package. It's professional-grade audio made simple — no complicated setups, no messy cables, and no post headaches. Final Verdict: The Sony ECM-M1 is hands-down the best audio upgrade for FX30 users. If you want a sleek, smart mic that can adapt to any shoot and elevate your final product, this is it. It’s an investment that pays off the moment you hit record. Highly recommend for hybrid shooters who demand cinematic quality with pro audio.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by GEEZY
Fantastic Sony ECM-M1 Mic. It's a great improvement over the other products out there and works as stated with my Sony a9III camera. This mic is easy to attach, easy to configure and sounds great, I can't think of anything else to ask for except maybe a price drop from Sony, otherwise I recommend this mic.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by Big Daddy Joe
I purchased the ECM-M1 for my Sony A7Siii, which I use to record concerts and events, including college audition videos for musicians. The audio quality is surprisingly good considering the importance of placement. It's important to work as close as practical to the subject, to minimize noise and early reflections (which cause a hollow sound due to cancellation). It fits in the flash shoe of any Sony camera with a multi-use port. In older cameras, the interface is analog, bypassing the level controls in the camera. In newer cameras, including the A7Siii, the interface is digital, bypassing the (noisy) camera preamp altogether. The pickup pattern is adjustable for several patterns, including stereo, and the selector dial has a push-push rotation lock (!!!). The construction is plastic, but rugged enough for field use. It seems wobbly due to the built-in shock mount, which is only partly effective against handling noise. Handling noise is not a problem on a tripod or gimbal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 by Edward A. Ingold
Added this Sony microphone to my Sony A6700 camera and very happy with the results. Sound from theic was clear and bold, just like I like it. Well worth the cost!
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by Doug W.
The media could not be loaded. As someone who switches between my FX3, A7CII and A7IV all the time, I'm obsessed with how seamlessly it works across all my cameras. No more cables! The audio quality is really really good Records multiple channels simultaneously More capture settings than I'll ever need Actually stays put, no more fidgeting with connections mid-shoot
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Josh Mac
This microphone is spectacular. The range and sound quality are incredible. Great product at a great price.,
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by Mary Metzger Lis