PULSE - MIC-1000HRS - Earhook Microphone

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The PULSE MIC-1000HRS is a highly sensitive condenser earhook microphone designed for discreet and comfortable audio capture in speech applications, theatre, and costume use. Its primary benefit is its unobtrusive, flexible earhook design, which offers superior comfort compared to headbands, especially when worn with headphones. A potential caveat is its specific suitability for speech and voice-over applications rather than broad musical instrument capture. Key features include an omnidirectional pickup pattern, a wide frequency response, and a flexible positioning stem.
| Model Part Number | MIC-1000HRS |
|---|---|
| Brand | PULSE |
It uses a 4 Way HiRose connector, which is a common professional audio connection.
While it has a wide frequency response, it is primarily optimized for speech. For lead vocals in a band setting, dedicated vocal microphones are generally recommended. It may be suitable for backing vocals or specific vocal effects.
The microphone requires a 1VDC input voltage, typically supplied by the connected audio device (mixer, transmitter, etc.).
Likely not without an adapter. Standard computer microphone inputs often use a 3.5mm jack and may not provide the necessary 1VDC power or the correct connector type. You would need a compatible audio interface or mixer.
For optimal clarity and to minimize plosives, position the microphone capsule approximately 1-3 inches (2.5-7.5 cm) from the speaker's mouth, off to the side rather than directly in front.
The flexible earhook is designed to be less intrusive than headbands, potentially offering better compatibility with glasses than some other headset styles. However, fit can vary based on individual head shape and eyewear.
An omnidirectional pattern picks up sound equally from all directions. This provides a more natural-sounding capture of voice without the need for precise aiming, and it is less prone to the 'proximity effect' (bass boost when close) compared to directional microphones.
Verify the 4 Way HiRose connector is securely plugged into the input device. Confirm the connected device is powered on and configured to provide 1VDC power to the microphone input. Ensure the input channel on the mixer/recorder is not muted and volume levels are adequate.
Check the microphone placement; ensure it is close enough to the sound source. Increase the gain or input level on the connected audio device. Ensure the input voltage is indeed 1VDC, as specified.
Ensure the included windshield/pop filter is properly attached to the microphone capsule. Adjust microphone placement to avoid speaking directly into it or directly in front of strong air currents.
Adjust the positioning of the earhook and the flexibility of the stem to find a more secure and comfortable fit. Experiment with placement on either ear.
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