NIZYH DM-202 Wired Microphone User Manual

NIZYH DM-202 Wired Microphone

DESCRIPTION

Central to the DM-202’s appeal is its ability to capture sound with remarkable precision. Boasting a high sensitivity level of approximately -76dB at 1000Hz, this microphone excels at capturing the subtle nuances and intricacies of your voice or musical instrument. Regardless of whether you’re belting out a melody on stage or conveying a message, the DM-202 guarantees that your audio is conveyed with unparalleled clarity and depth.

• Advanced Cardioid Polar Pattern
  A notable feature of the DM-202 is its employment of a cardioid polar pattern. This innovative design selectively captures sound primarily from the front while adeptly suppressing unwanted background noise originating from the sides and rear. This means that you can focus on your performance without being distracted by extraneous interference.

• Engineered for Endurance
  Durability is an inherent trait of the DM-202. Fashioned from robust materials such as ABS plastic, it can endure the demands of extensive touring, live performances, or daily studio use. This microphone’s solid construction ensures that it remains a dependable companion throughout your artistic journey.

• Broad Frequency Range
  The DM-202 proudly showcases an expansive frequency range spanning from 100 to 7000Hz, rendering it suitable for a diverse array of applications. Whether you’re capturing the resonant tones of an acoustic guitar, the crystalline vocals of a singer, or the impactful beats of a snare drum, this microphone excels in faithfully reproducing sound.

• Effortless Operation
  Utilizing the DM-202 is a straightforward affair. Connect it to a compatible audio input, such as a mixer, amplifier, or audio interface, employing the provided cable and connectors. Once linked, position the microphone near your sound source, adjusting for optimal sound capture. Its user-friendly design ensures that even novices can achieve professional- quality recordings and performances.

• Guidelines and Cautions
  While the DM-202 is engineered for longevity, it’s imperative to handle it with care to prevent physical harm that might compromise its performance. Avoid shouting or generating exceedingly loud sounds directly into the microphone to avert distortion. Additionally, exercise caution regarding speaker placement to minimize feedback, as the microphone has the capacity to amplify such unwanted sounds.

SPECIFICATION

• Brand : NIZYH
• Connectivity Technology : Auxiliary
• Connector Type : 3.5 mm Jack
• Special Feature : Stand
• Color : Gray, Silver, Black
• Polar Pattern : Unidirectional
• Audio Sensitivity : 76 dB
• Item Weight : 3000 Grams
• Power Source : Corded Electric
• Material : Plastic
• Material : ABS
• Model : DM-202
• Channel : Single
• Wireless : Yes
• Pointing Features : Cardioid point
• Frequency : 100-7000HZ
• Sensitivity : -76Db ± 3dB at 1000HZ
• Impedance : 600OHM ± 15%

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• Microphone
• User Manual

FEATURES

• Cardioid Pattern:
  The DM-202 is likely equipped with a cardioid polar pattern, focusing on front-facing sound while minimizing side and rear noise.

• High Sensitivity:
  With a sensitivity of approximately -76dB at 1000Hz, the microphone can capture intricate sound details.

• Durable Build:
  Crafted from robust materials such as ABS plastic, the microphone is built for long-lasting performance.

• Wide Frequency Range:
  The microphone boasts a broad frequency range of 100-7000Hz, allowing it to capture a wide range of sounds.

• Single Channel:
  Operating on a single audio channel, the microphone is suitable for mono recording and live sound applications.

HOW TO USE

• Connection:
  Connect the microphone to a compatible audio input (e.g., mixer, amplifier, or audio interface) using the provided cable and connectors.

• Positioning:
  Place the microphone near the sound source (e.g., singer or instrument) to optimize sound capture. Experiment with positioning for the best audio quality.

MAINTENANCE

• Cleaning:
  Routinely wipe down the microphone grille and body using a soft, non-abrasive cloth to eliminate dust and dirt.

• Storage:
  When not in use, store the microphone in a dry, cool location, away from extreme environmental conditions.

• Cable Check:
  Regularly inspect the microphone cable for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary to ensure reliable connections.

• Moisture Avoidance:
  Prevent exposure to liquids and moisture to safeguard the microphone’s internal components.

• Shock Absorption:
  Consider utilizing a shock mount to reduce handling noise and vibrations when using the microphone.

PRECAUTIONS

• Handling:
  Exercise care when handling the microphone to prevent physical damage that may affect its functionality.

• Phantom Power:
  Only employ phantom power if your audio equipment is compatible with the DM-202 and requires it.

• Feedback Prevention:
  Pay attention to speaker placement to minimize feedback, as the microphone can pick up and amplify feedback sounds.

• Transportation:
  When transporting the microphone, use a protective case or pouch to shield it from damage during travel.

• Sound Levels:
  Refrain from shouting or producing excessively loud noises directly into the microphone to prevent distortion and potential harm to its diaphragm.

TROUBLESHOOTING

• Sound Issues:
  If there is no audio output, verify cable connections, confirm the microphone is powered (if required), and test with alternative devices or cables to identify and address the problem.

• Interference:
  When encountering interference or unwanted noise, investigate nearby electronic devices or potential sources of disruption. Relocate the microphone away from such sources if necessary.

• Low Volume:
  Adjust the microphone sensitivity or gain settings on your audio equipment to ensure an appropriate audio level.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a wired microphone?

A wired microphone is an audio device that converts sound waves into electrical signals and transmits them through a physical cable to a recording or amplification system.

How does a wired microphone work?

Wired microphones work by using a diaphragm to capture sound waves. These vibrations are then converted into electrical signals through a coil or a capacitor.

What are the advantages of using a wired microphone?

Wired microphones offer reliable and consistent audio quality, do not require batteries or charging, and are not susceptible to wireless interference.

What types of connectors do wired microphones use?

Common connectors for wired microphones include XLR, 1/4-inch (6.35mm) TS/TRS, and 3.5mm TRS connectors.

Can I use a wired microphone with my smartphone or computer?

Yes, you can use a wired microphone with smartphones and computers using the appropriate adapters or interface cables.

What are dynamic microphones, and when are they used?

Dynamic microphones are rugged and versatile, suitable for various applications, including live performances, broadcasting, and recording.

What are condenser microphones, and when are they used?

Condenser microphones are more sensitive and capture a wider frequency range. They are often used in studio recording for vocals and acoustic instruments.

Do wired microphones require phantom power?

Condenser microphones typically require phantom power, while dynamic microphones do not.

How do I reduce handling noise with a wired microphone?

To reduce handling noise, use a shock mount or grip the microphone near the base rather than the microphone head.

Can I connect multiple wired microphones to a single input on my audio interface or mixer?

Yes, you can use a mixer or a multi-channel audio interface to connect multiple wired microphones to a single input.

What is a cardioid microphone pattern?

A cardioid microphone pattern captures sound primarily from the front while rejecting sound from the sides and rear, making it suitable for isolating sound sources.

What is an omnidirectional microphone pattern?

An omnidirectional microphone pattern captures sound equally from all directions, providing a natural and balanced sound representation.

How should I clean and maintain my wired microphone?

Clean your microphone with a soft cloth and avoid exposing it to moisture or extreme temperatures. Use a pop filter to prevent saliva and plosives from reaching the microphone.

Can I use an XLR microphone with a USB interface?

Yes, you can use an XLR microphone with a USB audio interface using an XLR to USB adapter or a mixer with USB connectivity.

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