Syntech M100 RGB USB Condenser Microphone User Manual
- July 29, 2024
- Syntech
Table of Contents
Syntech M100 RGB USB Condenser Microphone
Who We Are
Syntech was founded in 2017 with a mission to transform the way users interact with the digital world. Our goal is to improve the user experience by creating aesthetically pleasing and highly functional products that offer an immersive experience. We place high importance on creativity, innovation, teamwork, and on our customers’ demands
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- Warranty: 12-month warranty
Product Details
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Metal Pop Filter
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Gain Adjustment Knob
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30 Types of RGB Light
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2-in-1 Mute &
Noise Cancelling Touch Button -
Touch RGB Light Adjustment Button
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Type-C Port
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3.5mm Headphones Jack
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5/8″ Mount Threading
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Type-C to Type-C Cable (5.9ft/1.8m)
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Type-C to USB Adapter
Package Include
- Microphone
- Metal Pop Filter
- Type-C to Type-C Cable (5.9ft/1.8m)
- Type-C to USB Adapter
- User Manual
Installation Steps
Connect with PC, Mac, and PS4/PS5
Plug the USB adapter into your PC/Mac/PS5 and connect the microphone using a
Type-C to Type-C cable.
Connect with Laptops and Phones
Connect the microphone to your laptop or phone using a Type-C to Type-C
cable.
Connect with Microphone Mount
The microphone can be detached from its stand and used with microphone mounts
that have 5/8″ threads.
Panel Function
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Gain Adjustment Knob
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in- 1 Touch Button for Mute and Noise Cancelling
This multifunctional touch button is equipped with LED and RGB lights to indicate the microphone’s working status:- During Normal Operation: Microphone status LED is blue, serving as a power indicator, while the RGB light briefly flashes blue.
- Tap to Mute/Unmute: Both the microphone status LED and RGB light turn red, clearly indicating “mute.”
- Noise Cancelling Mode: Simply perform a long press (3 seconds) to turn it on/off. The microphone status LED turns green, and the RGB light briefly flashes green. (Note: Unmute the microphone first before activating this mode.)
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Touch RGB Light Adjustment Button
The RGB lighting effects cannot be adjusted while in mute mode.
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30 RGB Lighting Effects
6 lighting modes, each mode has 5 different lighting effects.
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3.5mm Headphones Jack
Specification
- Element: Electret Condenser Microphone
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid
- Condenser Capsule: 16mm Electret Capsule
- Input Voltage: DC=5V
- Operating Current: 200mA
- Sensitivity: -31dB+3dB (0dB=1V/Pa, 1KHZ)
- Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
- Max.SPL: 115dB
- S/N Ratio: 87dB
- Output Impedance: 2.2KQ
- THD: ≤3%
- Sampling Rate/Bit Depth: 192KHz/24bit
- Connection: Type-c
- Output Port: 3.5mm Headphones Jack
- Material: Aluminium Alloy, ABS, PC
- Dimensions: 3.7 X 3.7 X 8.8 in / 95 X 95 X 224 mm
- Weight: 420 g / 14.8 oz
System Settings
MAC OS
- Input setting
- Insert the USB cable into the computer. The indicator light will illuminate, indicating that the microphone is in operational mode.
- Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of the screen, then select “System Preferences.”
- Double-click on “Sound” to open the sound options.
- Click on the “Input” tab and select “Syntech USB Microphone” as the sound input device. Adjust the input volume as needed. (You can also adjustthe microphone volume by turning the gain knob on the microphone.)
Output setting
- If you want to monitor your own voice in real time, please plug the 3.5mm monitoring headset into the headphone jack of the microphone. And in the Output option, select “Syntech USB Microphone” as the output device.
- If you don’t want to monitor your own voice but want to listen to your computer’s audio, select “Internal Speakers” as the output device.
Windows
- Input setting
- Insert the USB cable into the computer. The indicator light will illuminate, indicating that the microphone is in operational mode.
- Right-click on the speaker icon in the bottom right corner of the screen and select “Open Sound Settings.”
- Open the “Recording” tab and double-click on “Syntech USB Microphone” in the list of devices.
- Use the slider to adjust the input volume, then click “OK” to enter the adjustment screen. (You can also adjust the microphone volume by turning the gain knob on the microphone.)
Output setting
- If you want to monitor your own voice in real time, please plug the 3.5mm monitoring headset into the headphone jack of the microphone. Click on “Playback” and then double-click on “Syntech USB Microphone” to access the adjustment interface.
- Click on “Level” to adjust the headphone playback volume and microphone real-time monitoring volume.
FAQ
Why is my microphone not being detected when connected to my computer?
Solution Steps: •Change USB Port: Try plugging the microphone into a different USB port on your computer. • Reboot Your Computer: Restart your computer and check if the microphone is recognized. • Test on Another Computer: Verify the microphone's functionality by connecting it to a different computer using a separate USB port.
Microphone Recognized, But No Sound
How to Monitor and Achieve Clear Voice Pickup?
Solution Steps: • Microphone and Headphone Settings: Adjust the gain to the desired level using the mic gain knob or headphone sound settings in your system's settings. • Distance and Angle: It is recommended to speak within a range of 6-12 inches in front of the USB gaming microphone. Being too far or too close may result in poor sound quality. • Environmental Noise: Use the microphone in a quiet environment to minimize background noise. • Check the Microphone Cable: Ensure that the USB cable of the microphone is securely connected and not loose or damaged.
Why is the Microphone Not Achieving a Sample Rate/Bit Depth of 192KHz/24bit?
Solution: • The microphone's default setting is 48KHz/24bit, but it can support a maximum of 192KHz/24bit. To achieve this, please follow these steps: • Ensure your system is set to 192KHz/24bit before turning on the microphone. • Note that if your system or device configuration does not support these settings, achieving 192KHz/ 24bit may not be possible.
Why is There a Delay in Recording Audio from My Microphone?
Solution: • Processing Power Insufficient processing power in your computer can cause recording delays. Try closing other programs that are hogging system resources, or consider upgrading your hardware configuration. • Driver Issue: Ensure that you have installed the latest microphone driver. Updating drivers can sometimes resolve lag issues. • Encoding Settings: Some recording software or applications may have encoding settings that can adjust the size of the audio buffer to reduce latency. Check your recording software settings and try adjusting them.
Safety Warning
- Unauthorized disassembly of the machine is strictly prohibited.
- Usage restrictions: This product must not be exposed to water, sunlight, or overheated environments. Keep it away from dangerous sources such as open flames and corrosive substances.
- Proper power supply usage: Please ensure to connect the device to a compliant USB port with the appropriate power supply. Avoid using non-standard or uncertified power supplies to prevent electrical failure, overvoltage, overcurrent, or other related issues.
- Using this product in high-temperature environments or cold weather may impact its performance.
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