Standard Items Supplied
•HM-35 headmic with small foam windscreen
•Additional medium and large foam windscreens
•User guide and warranty
Optional Accessories
•XM-10Mini-XLR to XLR phantom power adaptor (converts 9-52VDC phantom power to 1.5VDC)
•HM-CC1Plastic headmic carrying case
Features
•Wide bandwidth, omni-directional electret condenser mic ensures clean transparent audio and enhanced vocal pickup with improved gain before feedback
•Durable, thin metal frame can be easily molded to any user
•Ergonomic single-ear design and comfortable fit with or without glasses, hats, or headphones (also no hairstyle hindrance)
•Tiny capsule with diameter of 5.0mm for lightest weight and hours of comfortable use
•Three sizes of foam windscreen included to reduce wind and popping noise
•Extendable boom fully adjustable 100 degrees for optimum mic capsule placement
•Available with Mini-XLR or 3.5mm phono plug for wired and wireless applications (fits most standard wireless bodypack transmitters)
•Choice of black or beige
•Low voltage phantom power required (1.5-6VDC)
Use and Care
The headset’s arch-shaped ear rest is placed over whichever ear you choose. The tip of the supporting arches rests behind the ear, providing the necessary stability during use. The mic boom descends from the ear and should be placed close to the mouth in a favorable audio position. Bend the boom and headset slightly for optimal fit.
Connect the Mini-XLR or 3.5mm phono plug of the microphone cable to the input jack of the bodypack transmitter or power supply adaptor. When using a power supply adaptor, connect it to the microphone input of an audio preamp that provides phantom power.
The HM-35 assembly has been moisture-proofed to guard against deterioration during use. After use in a high moisture application such as aerobics or a stage performance, remove the foam screen, wipe the headset with a dry soft cloth and permit it to air-dry. Do not store the unit in a closed space (e.g., a plastic bag) until all moisture has evaporated, and avoid conditions of extremely high humidity. This will help maintain the HM-35’s excellent performance. While the HM-35 is not unusually sensitive to the outside environment, extremes in temperature can be harmful. Avoid leaving the microphone in direct sunlight for long periods of time.
Frequency Pattern
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Relative | -10 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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Frequency in Hz