MS-189 Conference Desktop Microphone

Specifications: 

• Transducer Principle: Back electret condenser
• Directivity Characteristic: Hyper-cardioid
• Frequency Response: 40Hz-16kHz
• Sensitivity: -38dB±3dB (0dB=1V/Pa at 1kHz)
• Output Impedance: 200Ω±30% (at 1kHz)
• Load Impedance: ≥100Ω
• Power Requirement: 9-52V phantom power or 2pcs 1.5V AAA battery

Features:

• Back electret condenser transducer
• Excellent rejection of unwanted signals
• High sensitivity and low noise
• Clear and bright vocal pick-up
• On/off button with LED indicator on base and gooseneck
• Optional use of phantom power or batteries
• Excellent quality, easy control and low power consumption
• This Microphone Desktop Conference applies to public address, conference system, church, broadcasting

Details:

• Excellent rejection of unwanted signals
• Back electret condenser transducer

• This Microphone Desktop Conference applies to public address, conference system, church, broadcasting

• High sensitivity and low noise
• Clear and bright vocal pick-up

• On/off button with LED indicator on base and gooseneck
• Optional use of phantom power or batteries

How to Use a Microphone on a Laptop:

• Connect your microphone to the external output jack on the side of your laptop. Turn on your computer and open the Control Panel.
• Make sure you have the right driver device for your microphone, according to the manufacturer's specifications. If you do not see the correct driver, download the driver device from the manufacturer.
• In the Control Panel of your computer, click on the type of external microphone you have. If it is not recognized, click on "Default Microphone" and highlight "External Microphone."
• Verify that the sound card is compatible with your external microphone. Check the volume control on the computer and make sure your microphone is turned on. You have now installed an external microphone, and should be able to speak with your friends and other contacts without any problem.

How Do I Get a Mic to Work on a Laptop Computer:

• Read the instructions with your microphone's software, if applicable. Some mics may require that the software be installed before plugging it in.
• Plug your microphone into the microphone jack. This is indicated by a small microphone above or below the jack.
• Allow your operating system to automatically detect the microphone and install the default drivers.
• Test your microphone. If it doesn't work, you'll have to download and install the drivers from the microphone's manufacturer's website. This will vary for each manufacturer.
• Go to the sound settings for any programs you want to use with the microphone if you encounter problems. Choose your microphone from the list provided in the settings to allow input from your specific microphone.

Package Included:

• 1 x Microphone
• 2 x Batteries
• 1 x Windproof Foam
• 1 x Microphone Cable
• 1 x User Manual