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222 HARTREY AVE.. EVANSTON. IL. 60204 U.S.A.
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MICROPHONES
AND
ELECTRONIC
COMPONENTS
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MODEL
565
UNISPHEREB
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AREACODE 3121866-2200
.
CABLE: SHUREMICRO
TWX: 910-231-0048 TELEX: 72-4381
I
UNIDIRECTIONAL DYNAMIC MICROPHONE
GENERAL
The Model 565 UNISPHERE@
I
is a dual-impedance
unidirectional dynamic microphone with a strong, built-
in wire-mesh spherical front that contains a very
effective filter designed to provide excellent protection
from wind and "pop" (explosive breath sounds). The
unit provides wide range reproduction of music and
voice
-
can be effectively used outdoors and indoors.
The UNISPHERE
I
is ideal for use by professional
entertainers in high quality theater-stage sound sys-
tems and recording, as well as in critical public-
address systems such as those used in political con-
ventions and legislatures, convention halls, hotels,
public auditoriums, stadiums, cathedrals and churches.
The UNISPHERE
I
features an exceptionally uniform
and effective unidirectional pickup pattern
-
provides
a solution to feedback problems in reverberant
locations, permits best utilization of space in small
studios, facilitates orchestral placement, and provides
practically complete exclusion of unwanted noises.
Microphone Features:
8
A
wire-mesh screen and built-in filter provides pro-
tection from wind and "pop" (explosive breath
sounds). Enables singers and speakers to perform
close to the microphone
Unusually effective cardioid pickup pattern reduces
feedback (annoying loudspeaker "squeals") and
prevents echoing (boominess) that sometimes
occurs in partially filled halls. Can also be used
closer to loudspeakers than usual without creating
feedback problems
8
Excellent reproduction of voice and music
a
Shock mounted cartridge for quiet operation
8
Supplied with swivel adapter that permits the mi-
crophone to be tilted through 90" from vertical to
horizontal, suitable for mounting on a stand with
a
%"-27
thread
8
Strong, detachable cable especially selected for
effective shielding from hum pickup
8
Versatility -for use in the hand or on a stand
-
indoors or outdoors
SPECIFICATIONS
TYpe
Dynamic
Frequency Response
50 to 15,000
Hz
(See Figure 1)
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
FIGURE
1
Polar Pattern
Cardioid (unidirectional) pattern
-
Effective rejec-
tion of sound at the rear of the microphone is uniform
at all frequencies, while fror:t pickup characteristics
are uniform about the axis. (See Figure 2)
I
TYPICAL DIRECTIONAL PATTERN
I
TYPICALDIRECTIONAL PATTERN
FIGURE 2
lmpedance
Dual. Microphone rating impedance is 150 ohms (260
ohms actual), for connection to microphone inputs
rated at 19 to 300 ohms, and "High" for connection
to high-impedance microphone inputs. lmpedance
selected by choice of cable leads connected. See
Figure
3
and section on lmpedance Selection.
POSITIVE PRESSURE PRODUCES POSITIVE VOCTAGE ON AN
2
WlTH RESPECT TO PIN I (HIGH
IMPELWCE) AND AN
4
WlTH
RESPECT TO PIN
3
(U)W
IMPEDANCE).
TTERMIN4L CODED ''A"
\
YELLOW
CARTRIDGE
AMPHENOL MC4F -AMPHENOL MC4M
TYPE PLUG1
/
TYPE PLUG
iirpd
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
I
I
- -
CARTRIDGE
GROUND
CASEGROUND
INTERNAL
CONNECTIONS
FIGURE
3
NO I PIN CONNECTED
TO PLUG SHELL
CABLE-PLUG
ASSEMBLY
Dependability under all operating conditions
Copyright
1977,
Shure
Brothers
Inc.
27A377
(QG)
(OVER)
U.S.
Patents
3,132,713
and
3,240,883
Printed
in
U.S.A.
Output Level
(at 1000 Hz)
Low Impedance
........
Open Circuit Voltage -76 dB* (.I6 mV)
................
Power Level -56 dB**
High lmpedance
Open Circuit Voltage
........
-
53 dB* (2.2 mV)
*O dB
=
1 volt per microbar.
**0 dB
=
1 milliwatt with 10 microbars.
Cable
4.6 meter (15 ft) three-conductor shielded with Am-
phenol MC4M connector on the microphone end
Case
Chrome-plated die-casting with steel mesh grille
Dimensions
See Figure 4
OVERALL
DIMENSIONS
FIGURE
4
Net Weight
(less cable)
298 grams (10% ounces)
IMPEDANCE SELECTION
The Model 565 is dual impedance for connection
to microphone inputs rated at 19 to 300 ohms or to
high-impedance microphone inputs.
Either high- or low-impedance operation is selected
by the leads chosen for connection at the equipment
end of the microphone cable. For high impedance, the
RED
lead is the "hot" conductor; the shield is con-
nected to the amplifier or chassis ground. For low
impedance, the BLACK and WHITE leadsare the "hot"
conductors; the shield is connected to the amplifier
or chassis ground.
The low-impedance connection is recommended
where long cable lengths are required or under condi-
tions of severe hum disturbance. The permissible cable
length is practically unlimited, since neither response
nor level is appreciably affected. For use with high-
impedance amplifiers, the Shure Model A95 Series
Line Matching Transformers are available for coupling
a low-impedance line to the amplifier input. The Model
A95 Series transformers permit coupling a 19 to 300
ohm microphone line to a high-impedance input.
PHASING
To test two microphones for proper phasing, connect
them to an amplifier and talk or sing into them while
holding them three or four inches apart. The sound
from the speakers should be the same when talking
into either microphone or directly between them if they
are in phase with each other. If the sound drops dras-
tically, or if a dead spot is found when talking between
the two microphones, the microphones are out of
phase. All microphones should be tested inthis manner
to insure that they are in phase with each other.
To change the phase of a low-impedance micro-
phone cable, interchange the BLACK and WHITE cable
leads where they are connected to the sound system.
To change the phase in the microphone, the micro-
phone cartridge leads must be interchanged (see Fig-
ure 3). This should be performed by your dealer, the
Shure Factory Service Department, or other qualified
service personnel.
ARCHITECTS' SPECIFICATIONS
The microphone shall be the Shure Model 565 or
equivalent. The microphone shall be a moving coil
(dynamic) type with a frequency response of 50 to
15,000 Hz. The unit shall have a "cardioid" polar
characteristic. The cancellation at the sides shall be
approximately 6 dB, and the cancellation at the rear
shall be 15 to 20 dB. The microphone shall be dual
impedance with a rated impedance of 150 ohms for
connection to microphone inputs rated at 25 to 200
ohms and High for connection to high-impedance mi-
crophone inputs.
The microphone output shall be:
Low Impedance
.........................
56 dB
(0 dB
=
1 milliwatt with 10 microbars)
High lmpedance
........................
53
dB
(0 dB
=
1
volt per microbar)
The microphone shall be provided with a swivel
adapter, adjustable through 90" from vertical to hori-
zontal and suitable for mounting on a stand having a
78"-27
thread. The microphone shall also be provided
with
a
detachable
4.6m
(15
ft) three-conductor shielded
cable with an Amphenol MC4M or equivalent connect-
or at the microphone end. The overall dimensions of
the microphone shall be 153 mm (6-1/32 in.) in length
and 51 mm (2 in.) in diameter.
FURNISHED ACCESSORY
Swivel Adapter
......................
.Model A258
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Line Matching Transformer
.......
.Model A95 Series
Desk Stand
.......
.Model S33B, S37A, S39A or S40A
Dual Microphone Mount
..............
.Model A26M
Quick Disconnect Isolation Unit
..
.Model A45 or A45B
Isolation Mount
......................
.Model A55M
Windscreen
.................
.Model A61WS Series
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Dynamic Cartridge
............................
R65
Cable and Plug Assembly
.....................
.C56
Screen Assembly
............................
RS65
Case Assembly
.....................
.Model RK42C
GUARANTEE
This Shure product is guaranteed in normal use to
be free from electrical and mechanical defects for a
period of one year from the date of purchase. Please
retain proof of purchase date. This guarantee includes
all parts and labor.
SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully repack the unit and return it prepaid to
the factory. If outside the United States, return the unit
to your dealer or Authorized Shure Service Center for
repair. The unit will be returned to you prepaid.