Detail 01
Dynamic element
No phantom power needed. Plugs into any mic preamp, and handles high volume without overloading the capsule.

Independent shopping perspective
Dynamic mic bundled with a stand and a 20-foot cable. A complete way to start miking a guitar cabinet without buying pieces separately.


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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
No phantom power needed. Plugs into any mic preamp, and handles high volume without overloading the capsule.
Detail 02
A fairly quiet output. On soft sources you'll be turning the preamp up; on a loud cab it's plenty.
Detail 03
Covers guitar-cab range top to bottom. The low reach also picks up stage rumble if the stand is on a resonant floor.
Detail 04
Any standard XLR preamp works. Very low-impedance inputs would thin it out, but those are rare.
Detail 05
Light enough that the stand won't tip, and easy to hang or clip in tight spots near a cab.
Detail 06
Reaches most cabs from a floor position and adjusts from a low cab up to a raised stack.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's a dynamic mic, so it works off any standard mic input with no phantom power. Leaving 48V on won't harm it either.
The mic, a stand adjustable from 35 to about 62 inches with a 30-1/4 inch boom, and a 20-foot cable.
It'll work into any mic input, but it's built and bundled for guitar cabinets. A vocal-focused mic will suit singing better.
It reaches from a cab to a nearby interface or a stage box. For a long run to a front-of-house desk, add an extension.
Reference
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