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I can't see any evidence that the Iaudiox5 has an input for an external microphone, at least, it doesn't seem to mention one in the specifications.
If there really is a mic input and it has "plug-in power", then the electret mics you list would do an adequate but not particularly great job for the task you are talking about. The MS907 has the option of an internal battery.
I would suggest going for a mic on a lead as it gives you greater flexibility of positioning.
You don't say where you are located, but if you are in Europe, the Vivanco EM216 is cheap, very small and works surprisingly well. However, I don't think it's available in N America. |
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