Mic W BE426 User manual

MicW Audio
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BE426
Studio Microphone
User’s Manual
Version ： V1.00

1. INTRODUCTION
Welcome to use MicW series professional microphones!
MicW BE426 has outstanding characteristics that make the microphone a valuable
tool in the studio and on the stage.
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTION
It is important to read all safety precautions and operating instructions before
attempting to operate the unit. Keep all safety precautions and operating
instructions for future reference.
Warning:
Condenser microphones are extremely moisture-sensitive. Never use your
microphone in close proximity to water (e.g. bath tubs, wash basins, sinks,
washing machines, pools, etc.). When doing voice recordings, always use the
enclosed windscreen to safely protect the capsule from moisture.
Please don’t touch the vibration parts especially the diaphragm behind the
protection grid. Don’t move the capsule when it is in operation. Take care not to
drop your microphone as this can lead to severe damage. MicW assumes no
liability for any damage caused by the user.
After each use, place it back into its protective casing. Then, lay the small bag
containing the moisture-absorbing crystals on top of the microphone head.
3. POWER SUPPLY
Phantom power (+48 V) is required to operate your microphone. We assume no
liability for damage caused to your BE426 through defective phantom power.
Before activating phantom power, mute your playback system and connect the
BE426 to the microphone input of your mixing console. After activating phantom
power, the BE426 requires several seconds to stabilize itself.
4. APPLICATIONS
Regardless of whether you are miking an entire ensemble or a single sound source
(e.g. drums, piano or background vocals), this microphone lets you achieve
outstanding spatial impressions in every recording session.
MICROPHONE BE426
Capsule diameter
7 mm
Polar pattern
Omni
Sensitivity (±2dB)
50mv/Pa; -26 dB re. 1v/Pa
Frequency Response
20 Hz ~ 20kHz
Power Supply
48 V Phantom power
Total harmonic distortion
(THD)
＜1% up to 127 dB SPL peak
Thermal Noise
＜30 dBA
Output impedance
＜200 Ohm
Length
60 mm x 8 mm
weight
23g
Connector
3-pin XLR
8. SPECIFICATIONS:
9. Contents in the case
B E426 microphone;
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5. MICROPHONE INSTALLATION
Sticking the microphone on the surface of music instruments.
6. AUDIO CONNECTION
To connect the BE426 to your equipment, use a balanced XLR microphone cable
with the following pin assignment: Pin 1 = shielding, pin 2 = +, pin 3 = -. Since
all contact points of the BE426 are gold-plated, your microphone cable should
feature gold-plated connectors, if possible.
7. Directional characteristic
The microphone features a capsule with Omni pickup pattern. Microphones with
this polar pattern are most sensitive to sound coming from in each angle of the
microphone.
Typical On-the-desktop Frequency Response Curve