Prodipe ST LOUIS Instrument Dynamic Microphone Specifications and Datasheet

Prodipe ST LOUIS Instrument Dynamic Microphone

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PROFESSIONNAL DYNAMIC MICROPHONE FOR HARMONICA

Features:

• Cardioids polar pattern can reduce the feedback as less as possible.
• The clear tone quality.
• The solid metal structure used from high quality materials.
• An integrated windscreen sponge against wind and breath noise.
• Stable and reliable.
• Volume knob on the microphone body.
• XLR / Jack impedance adapter.

Specifications:

• Type: cardioid.
• Frequency response: 50Hz-15kHz.
• Out impedance: 600Ω ±30% (at 1KHz).
• Sensitivity: – 49±3dB (0dB=1v/pa at 1KHz).
• Impedance adapter: 600Ω -> 50KΩ.

Connecting and disconnecting the microphone cable:

1. Insert the XLR connector into the microphone. If necessary, rotate the connector to align the key on the connector and the groove in the microphone, push the connector into the microphone until it clicks.
2. To disconnect the cable and the microphone, grasp the connector while depressing the tab. Pull the connector away from the microphone.

Using the Saint-Louis microphone:

1. The Saint-Louis microphone is used in the hand in the immediate vicinity of the harmonica.
2. The microphone has a smaller body and a mesh suitable for the harmonica.
3. A rotary volume knob has been cleverly placed on the body so that the musician can intervene on the microphone volume at any time quickly and easily. ****
4. To be able to use the sound of the microphone on “guitar” type effects pedals, an impedance transformer on a Jack / XLR adapter is provided in the box.

Cautions:

1. If the head of the microphone is covered by hand or brought close to the speaker, howling sound may be generated. To prevent this, first decrease the volume, then place the microphone so that it is not pointed to the speaker and that there is a sufficient distance between the microphone and speaker.
2. It is important to keep foreign particles out of the grill and the windscreen because they may alter the frequency response of the microphone. The grill shall be periodically cleaned using warm soap water, rinsed with plain water and let dry before replacing.
3. Due to the high sensitivity of the cartridge do not drop it from high or apply strong shock to it.
4. To maintain the sensitivity and quality of the sound reproducing, avoid exposing it to moisture and extreme temperatures.

Warranty

Prodipe and its distributors decline all responsibility for any damage caused by using this appliance in a way that does not conform to the conditions of use as set out above.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

• Check Connections:
  • Ensure proper microphone and cable connections.
  • Confirm the audio equipment is powered on.
• Test Cables and Ports:
  • Try different cables and ports for potential issues.
• Phantom Power (if needed):
  • Enable phantom power if required.
• Inspect for Damage:
  • Look for physical damage on the microphone.
• Try Another Device:
  • Test the microphone with another recording device.
• Reduce Background Noise:
  • Minimize background noise and interference.
• Volume and Mute:
  • Check microphone volume and mute settings.
• Test with Another Mic:
  • Verify if another microphone works on your setup.
• Software and Drivers:
  • Ensure your computer recognizes the microphone and update drivers if necessary.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Prodipe ST LOUIS Instrument Dynamic Microphone?

The Prodipe ST LOUIS is a dynamic microphone designed for capturing the sound of musical instruments, particularly guitar amplifiers and percussion instruments.

What type of microphone is the ST LOUIS?

The ST LOUIS is a dynamic microphone, which is known for its durability and ability to handle high sound pressure levels.

What makes the ST LOUIS microphone suitable for instrument recording?

The ST LOUIS is specifically tailored to capture the nuances and characteristics of musical instruments, providing a clear and accurate sound reproduction.

Can I use the ST LOUIS microphone for vocals as well?

While it's primarily designed for instruments, you can use the ST LOUIS for vocals if needed, although it may not provide the same vocal clarity as a dedicated vocal microphone.

Does the microphone come with a stand or mount?

The ST LOUIS microphone typically does not include a stand or mount. You may need to purchase a stand or mounting accessory separately.

What is the frequency response of the ST LOUIS microphone?

The ST LOUIS typically has a frequency response that is optimized for instrument recording, often in the range of 50Hz to 15kHz.

Is the ST LOUIS microphone suitable for live performances?

Yes, the ST LOUIS can be used for live performances, especially when miking instrument amplifiers on stage.

Does it require phantom power to operate?

No, the ST LOUIS is a dynamic microphone and does not require phantom power. It can be used with standard microphone inputs.

What type of connectors does the microphone have?

The ST LOUIS microphone typically features an XLR connector for connection to audio equipment.

Can I use the ST LOUIS microphone with a digital audio interface?

Yes, you can use an XLR to digital audio interface adapter to connect the microphone to digital recording equipment.

Is the microphone compatible with common microphone stands and clips?

Yes, the ST LOUIS microphone is compatible with standard microphone stands and clips.

How durable is the microphone for touring and gigging musicians?

The ST LOUIS microphone is built with durability in mind and can withstand the rigors of touring and live performances.

Does the microphone come with a carrying case or pouch?

Some versions of the ST LOUIS microphone may include a carrying case or pouch, but it's best to check the product specifications.

Can I use the ST LOUIS microphone in a studio recording setup?

Yes, the ST LOUIS microphone is suitable for studio recording when capturing the sound of instruments.

What is the polar pattern of the ST LOUIS microphone?

The ST LOUIS typically has a cardioid polar pattern, which focuses on sound coming from the front while minimizing background noise.

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