Detail 01
Cardioid pattern
Picks up mostly what's in front, rejects the rear. Point the back of the mic at your monitor to reduce feedback.

Independent shopping perspective
A cardioid dynamic vocal mic with internal shock mounting. For live vocals on stage or anyone needing a durable handheld that rejects stage noise.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Picks up mostly what's in front, rejects the rear. Point the back of the mic at your monitor to reduce feedback.
Detail 02
Suspends the capsule inside the body, so grip noise and cable thumps don't travel into the signal.
Detail 03
Rolls off below 90Hz to cut stage rumble and proximity boom. Trades top-end air for a focused vocal band.
Detail 04
Fairly low output, typical of dynamics. Needs a decent preamp with headroom, not a weak built-in input.
Detail 05
Standard balanced connection. Runs long cable lengths without noise, but requires an XLR input, not 1/4 inch or USB.
Detail 06
Standard handheld weight and length. Fits any generic mic clip and sits comfortably in hand for a full set.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's a dynamic mic and works on any standard XLR input without phantom power. Leaving phantom on won't harm it either.
Yes. The included clamp threads onto 5/8 inch-27 stands, and the included adapter converts it to 3/8 inch-16 for European stands.
Not directly. You'll need an audio interface or mixer with an XLR input and a mic preamp.
It'll work, but the response stops at 16kHz, so it's darker than a condenser. It's built for live vocals first.
Reference
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