Maono PD100 XLR Dynamic Microphone User Manual
Model: PD100
Contents
- English: 01-07
- Deutsch: 08-14
- 日本語: 15-21
- 中文简体: 22-28
Safety Precautions
Cautions for the product
- If this product was designed to be used safely, falling to use it correctly may lead to malfunction.
- Do not expose the product to direct sunlight, near heating devices, in hot, humid or dusty places.
- Do not drop the product or subject it to strong impacts to avoid injury or malfunction due to fall or damage.
Notes on use
- Make sure to read the user manual of the connected device before use.
- When the product is used for a long time, the product may change color due to UV light (especially direct sunlight) and wear.
- Always hold the plug when connecting and disconnecting the cable. If you pull the cable itself, the cable may become damaged or an accident may occur.
- When using the cable, be careful not to twist it to prevent damage to the cable.
- Do not wind the cable at the base of the plug to prevent disconnection.
- When plugging the cable into the microphone and the connected device, check that the connector is facing the correct direction before inserting it straight. Inserting diagonally may cause malfunction.
- For important recordings, perform a trial recording beforehand to ensure the sound is recorded correctly.
- Maono is not responsible for any loss or damage to software or data connected to the product.
Packing List
The following items are included with your Maono PD100 microphone:
- XLR Dynamic Microphone x1
- Desktop Stand x1
- XLR-XLR Audio Cable x1
- User Manual x1
[Diagram Description: Visual representation of the packing list items: a Maono PD100 microphone, a desktop stand, two XLR-XLR audio cables, and a user manual.]
Product Description
The Maono PD100 is a dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern to reduce background noise for a cleaner audio. It features a standard XLR output for connecting to audio interfaces or mixers. The full metal body provides excellent shielding performance and durability. The PD100 microphone also includes an all-metal stand system that can be connected to a boom arm or placed on a desk. It offers professional-level performance and is suitable for streaming, gaming, podcasting, etc. It works great with Maonocaster AME2 or AMC2 and Maono's latest audio interfaces.
Product Features
- Cardioid polar pattern
- XLR output
- Metal body to shield electricity interference
- Includes a desktop stand
- Compatible with XLR audio interfaces or mixers
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Microphone Type | Dynamic |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Output Impedance | 600Ω |
| Frequency Response | 60Hz-14kHz |
| Sensitivity | -54±3dB@1kHz (0dB=1V/Pa) |
| SPL | 132dB SPL |
| Audio Output | XLR |
[Diagram Description: Frequency response graph showing output level vs. frequency. Polar pattern diagram showing sensitivity in different directions.]
Product Overview
The Maono PD100 is a dynamic microphone designed for clear audio capture.
[Diagram Description: A visual representation of the Maono PD100 XLR Dynamic Microphone, highlighting the microphone capsule, the XLR output port, and the included desktop stand attachment.]
Product Usage
Attach the microphone to a desktop stand
- Connect the microphone to an audio mixer using an XLR-XLR cable.
- Attach the microphone to the desktop stand. Ensure the microphone grill faces the audio source.
[Diagram Description: Step-by-step illustration showing the microphone being attached to a desktop stand and connected to an audio mixer via an XLR cable. The microphone grill is shown facing the sound source.]
Attach the microphone to a boom arm
- Turn the desktop stand base clockwise to uninstall it.
- Turn the microphone counterclockwise to install it onto a boom arm.
[Diagram Description: Illustration showing how to detach the microphone from the desktop stand by unscrewing the base, and then how to attach it to a boom arm.]
Connecting the XLR-XLR audio cable
- Plug the XLR-XLR audio cable into the microphone.
- Ensure the microphone grill faces the audio source.
- Plug the other end of the XLR-XLR audio cable into your audio interface or mixer.
[Diagram Description: Illustration showing the correct connection of the XLR-XLR audio cable to the microphone and an audio mixer. An icon indicates that the microphone grill should face the audio source. A red cross symbol (❌) is shown next to an illustration depicting incorrect cable handling, warning against improper connection.]
