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Connecting your Microphone

The PMD1 and PMD1S microphones accept an XLR Female 3 pin connector. The XLR pin out required for

correct polarity is Pin 2 + , Pin 3 – and Pin 1 shield.

Phantom power is not required for these dynamic microphones to operate. If your mixing console features

global phantom power don't worry, the PMD1 and PMD1S microphones contain isolation transformers which

block phantom power.

Loudspeaker Monitor Positioning

To ensure maximum gain before feedback, as well as crosstalk reduction, position loudspeaker monitors in

the null of your microphone's supercardioid pick pattern. Positioning the loudspeakers at 120°–135° behind

the microphone will ensure you are in the microphone's greatest null point (see Figure 1).

Proximity effect

Due to their capsule design, many microphones feature what is known as proximity effect. Essentially the closer

the talent is to the microphone when performing or speaking the more low frequency content is reproduced.

Many stage performers use the proximity effect as part of their act by increasing and decreasing the distance

of the microphone from their mouth depending on what phrases and/or words they are performing. Female

vocalists in particular take advantage of the proximity effect to increase the low frequency content in their vocals.

A rough guide of microphone distance and controlling the proximity effect is as follows:

0 – 4 cm = Very strong low frequency content.

Provides a powerful and direct sound with little external noise spill.

4 – 10 cm = Neutral pickup response and balanced sound, however the microphone may

pick up some room ambience and possibly spill from other sound sources.

10 > cm = A reduction in bass response. Much greater room ambience will be pickd up and

possibly a large amount of unwanted spill from other sound sources may be reproduced.

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USING YOUR PMD1 OR PMD1S

LOUDSPEAKER MONITOR POSITIONING (Figure 1)

PMD1 & PMD1S HANDHELD MICROPHONE