LISHANDZ MQ-1

Contents

LISHANDZ Wired Dynamic Microphone User Manual

Model: MQ-1

Introduction

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the LISHANDZ Wired Dynamic Microphone, Model MQ-1. Designed for versatility, this microphone is ideal for home K-singing, car hosting, and various recording applications. Its robust metal construction ensures durability and contributes to effective noise reduction, providing a clear and reliable audio experience.

LISHANDZ Wired Dynamic Microphone with metal appearance
LISHANDZ Wired Dynamic Microphone with metal appearance and personalized net head, designed to effectively reduce noise.

Features

  • Cardioid Polar Pattern: Effectively reduces feedback and isolates from undesired background noise.
  • Clear Tone Quality: Delivers high-quality sound without "pop" noise.
  • Solid Metal Structure: Constructed with durable metal materials for longevity.
  • Integrated Windscreen: Features a sponge windscreen to minimize wind and breath noise.
  • Stable & Reliable: Ensures consistent performance and high reliability.

Specifications

Attribute Value
ElementMoving Coil Dynamic
Polar PatternUni-directional
Frequency Response40Hz~16KHz
Sensitivity-52dB ±3dB (0dB=1V/Pa at 1KHz)
Output Impedance600Ω ± 30% (at 1KHz)
DiaphragmS-Mall
CommunicationWired
Set TypeSingle Microphone
UseHome Studio
StyleHandheld Microphone
PackageYes
Built-in BatteryNo
High-concerned chemicalNone
OriginMainland China
Package Length28 cm
Package Width14 cm
Package Height9 cm
Package Weight0.489 kg

Setup

Connecting and Disconnecting the Microphone Cable:

  1. Connecting: Insert the XLR connector into the microphone. If necessary, rotate the connector to align the Key on the connector with the groove in the microphone. Push the connector into the microphone until it clicks securely.
  2. Disconnecting: To disconnect the cable from the microphone, grasp the connector firmly while depressing the tab. Pull the connector away from the microphone.
Microphone with XLR interface
Close-up of the microphone's built-in metal three-pin (XLR) interface, showing a non-corrosive gold-plated connector.
Microphone cable with 6.5mm and XLR connectors
Image showing the wired output transmission cable with a 6.5mm interface (equipment end connector) and a microphone terminal connector (XLR).
Diagram for connecting and disconnecting microphone cable
Detailed diagram showing the connection and disconnection process for the microphone cable, highlighting the groove, key, and tab for secure attachment and release. It also shows the proper distance for holding the microphone (within 6 inches or less).

The wired output transmission of the microphone cable with a 6.5mm interface is stable, ensuring reliable connection to your audio equipment.

Microphone connected to various audio devices
Diagram illustrating various devices the microphone can connect to, including home cinema sound systems, DVD players, sound consoles, external sound cards, integral power amplifiers, and storage battery sound systems.

Operating Instructions

  1. Optimal Placement: For the best gain-before-feedback and isolation from undesired background noise, aim the microphone directly toward the sound source and away from any other sound sources.
  2. Avoid Grille Obstruction: Do not cover any part of the microphone grille with your hand. Covering the grille alters the sound and distorts the polar pattern, increasing the chance of feedback.
  3. Connection: This wired microphone can be directly inserted into a mixer or public address machine.

Maintenance

  • Grille and Windscreen Cleaning: It is important to keep foreign particles out of the grille and the windscreen, as they may alter the frequency response of the microphone. The grille should be periodically cleaned using warm, soapy water, rinsed with plain water, and allowed to dry completely before reattaching.
  • General Care: To maintain the sensitivity and quality of sound reproduction, avoid exposing the microphone to moisture and extreme temperatures.

Troubleshooting

  • Howling Sound: If a howling sound is generated when the microphone head is covered or brought close to a speaker, first decrease the volume. Then, reposition the microphone so that it is not pointed directly at the speaker and there is sufficient distance between the microphone and speaker.
  • Damage from Impact: Due to the high sensitivity of the cartridge, do not drop the microphone from a height or apply strong shock to it.

User Tips

  • Always ensure the microphone cable is securely connected to both the microphone and the audio equipment for optimal sound transmission.
  • Consider using a pop filter for vocal recordings to further reduce plosive sounds and enhance clarity.
  • Store the microphone in its original packaging or a protective case when not in use to prevent dust accumulation and accidental damage.

Warranty and Support

For detailed warranty information, product support, and additional documentation, please refer to the official user manual PDF provided by the manufacturer.

You can access the PDF manual here: LISHANDZ MQ-1 User Manual (PDF)

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