Takstar PC-K200 T & S Recording Microphone

Specifications: 

• Transducer Principle: Condenser
• Directivity Characteristic: Cardioid
• Frequency Response: 30Hz-20kHz
• Sensitivity: -35dB±3dB (0dB=1V/Pa at1kHz)
• Output Impedance: 200Ω±30% (at 1kHz)
• Load Impedance: ≥1000Ω
• Equivalent Noise Level: ≤22dB A (IEC 581-5)
• Max. Input SPL: 140dB (THD ≤1.0% at 1kHz)
• Microphone Output Connector: XLRM
• Power Requirement: 48V Phantom Power
• Body Dimensions: 54 x 128mm/2.2 x 5in(Dia. x L)

Features:

• Ugged and durable metal construction Recording Microphone
• Wide frequency response range and high sensitivity
• The Professional Recording Microphone is suitable for high SPL environments
• WPH Restrain 180°TM 3-layer wire mesh for eliminating low frequency noise such as breathing,wind
• Professional shock mount for reducing the mechanical noise
• Full range of accessories for for convenient use
• The T S Recording Microphone is suitable for recording, broadcasting, on-stage performance

Details:

• Top quality back electret condenser transducer, suitable for high SPL environments, high sensitivity and low self noise

• Professional shock mount for reducing the mechanical noise, full range of accessories for for convenient use

How to Use a Microphone to Record Speech:

• Use a unidirectional microphone with a PA system, for dictation, broadcasting or other situations where you only want to pick up an individual voice
• Consider using a unidirectional, cardioid or stereo microphone for interviewing
• Choose an omnidirectional mike for recording lectures or meetings. Aim the microphone at the speaker during a lecture
• Use a lavaliere (clip-on) microphone when you need to have your hands available and aren't using a podium
• Follow the instructions in your manual for placing the microphone the proper distance from the speaker
• Move the microphone closer to the speaker if the sound is hollow or it sounds like the speaker is in a tunnel. Test the sound on the PA system or make a brief test recording to determine the best distance
• Pull the microphone farther away from the speaker if the sound is distorted
• Keep the microphone away from computers, heat and air ducts, electrical devices not related to its use, and fluorescent lights
• Maintain a distance between the microphone and PA (or computer) speakers to avoid feedback
• Set the microphone level as high as possible without distorting (exceeding 100 VU or going into the red on a recording meter) or causing feedback
• Use a windscreen to prevent unwanted sounds ("p" sounds making an unpleasant popping noise) and hissing ("s" sounds making a sibilant, hissing noise)
• Test the microphone and sound system before speeches or presentations
• Use a magnetically shielded microphone with a computer
• Employ a close-talk microphone (one that is built into a headset) for word processing with voice-recognition software. If a microphone is included with the software, use it
• Use a close-talk or stick-on microphone for computer command and control

Package Included:

• 1 x Microphone
• 1 x Audio Output Line
• 1 x Audio Input Line
• 1 x Carry Case
• 1 x Shock Mount
• 1 x Microphone Windproof Foam
• 1 x Power Adapter
• 1 x Tripod Bracket