RODE Microphones Procaster User manual

Procaster
Instruction Manual
rode.com

- 2 -
Thank you for investing in the RØDE Procaster
broadcast quality dynamic microphone.
The Procaster has been designed as a no-compromise
microphone for On-Air broadcast use.
Featuring a tight polar pattern and tailored for voice
frequency response, the Procaster is perfect for
every application where a great sounding, rugged
microphone with superior ambient noise rejection is
demanded.
Please take the time to visit www.rode.com and
register your microphone for a full ten year warranty.
While there, you can view studio tips and techniques, as
well as browse a comprehensive range of accessories
for the Procaster and other RØDE microphones.
Peter Freedman
RØDE Microphones
Sydney, Australia
Introduction

- 3 -
Acoustic
Principle:
Dynamic
Polar Pattern: Cardioid (See graph)
Frequency Range: 75Hz ~ 18,000Hz
(see graph)
Output
Impedence:
320Ω
Sensitivity: -56dB ± 2 dB re 1V/Pa
(1.6mV @ 94 dB SPL)
@ 1 kHz
Output
Connection:
3-pin XLR
balanced output between
pin 2(+), pin 3(-)
and pin 1 (ground)
Net weight: 695g (1.53lbs)
Dimensions: Length: 214mm (8.425”)
Width: Ø53mm (2.086”)
Specications

- 4 -
Specications
Frequency Response
Polar Response
-2.0
-20.0
-10.0

- 5 -
*Online product registration required.
Features
Accessories
• Broadcast sound quality
• High output dynamic capsule
• Balanced, low impedance output
• Internal shock mounting of capsule for
low handling noise
• Internalpopltertoreduceplosives
• Robust, all metal construction
• Designed & manufactured in Australia
• Full 10 year warranty*
Stand mount
(RM2 - included)
Shock mount
(PSM1 - optional)
Zip pouch
(ZP1 - included)
Studio arm
(PSA1 - optional)