This Directional Microphone captures and records sound even in extreme conditions. Quality technical performance, broad frequency response, high sensitivity and clear audio output are some of its features. Being light weight and compact, it is a unique audio device in the industry.

This device has selective directionality and the term 'hyper-cardioid' can be used to describe its directional characteristics. Create with latest technology, the YKN can easily catch sounds up to 300 feet (100 meters). Selective Resonation Design is one of its very special DSAS feature, with allows it to capture and deliver sounds emanating from the target subject while rejecting sound from outside the selected area.

The DSAS reduces background and wind noise without the need for a bulky parabolic dish. Powered by a 3-volt lithium battery, its audio output level can be adjusted by digital push buttons. The sound receiver is removable (de mountable). Its special inch pullout junction allows the unit to be attached to optical devices. Like in any other optical device, the DSAS allows the user to observe the object and also listen to the sounds coming from it. Recording devices can be attached via a standard audio jack. The DSAS can be mounted on a tripod or attached to camcorders, binoculars, spotting scopes and night vision devices, thus making it convenient to use.

The package includes headset, batteries, user's manual and a padded corduroy carrying case. Sound engineers and journalists can use it because of its professional qualities while its low cost and compact size allows it to be used by all kinds of users, search and rescue services, security personnel, ornithologists and nature-lovers

The unit comes completely equipped with headset, batteries, user's manual and a padded corduroy carrying case. The professional qualities of the DSAS allows it to be employed by sound engineers and journalists while its low cost and small size makes it attractive for very wide variety of users - search and rescue services, security personnel, ornithologists and nature-lovers.