PULSE Shotgun Condenser Microphone - NPM702

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The PULSE NPM702 is a professional-grade line and gradient shotgun microphone designed for videographers, filmmakers, and stage technicians who need precise, directional audio capture from a distance. Its robust aluminium construction and high SPL handling make it a reliable tool for high-pressure production environments; however, users should note that it requires an external source of 9-52V phantom power to function, making it less suitable for basic consumer devices without XLR inputs.
| Model Part Number | NPM702 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PULSE |
No, the NPM702 operates exclusively on external 9-52V phantom power supplied via the XLR connection.
You can only use this with a DSLR if it features a professional XLR input with phantom power support; otherwise, you will require an external XLR pre-amplifier or adapter.
The 180Hz roll-off is used to filter out low-frequency noise like stage vibrations, wind rumble, or air conditioning hum.
The microphone is made of durable aluminium, but it is not weather-sealed; always protect it from direct exposure to rain or liquid.
The included rubber holder is designed for stands and boom poles; you may need a separate shoe-mount adapter to attach it to a camera cold-shoe.
Verify that your recording device or mixer has phantom power (9-52V) turned on.
Check if the bass roll-off switch is engaged and set to the 180Hz position; move it to the flat position if full low-frequency capture is desired.
Ensure all XLR connections are secure and use a balanced cable to prevent electromagnetic interference.
To begin using the NPM702, connect a high-quality 3-pin XLR cable from the base of the microphone to your mixer, audio interface, or camera's XLR input. Ensure that phantom power (48V is the industry standard) is enabled on your recording device.
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