5 Core
5 Core MIC CROWN Dynamic Microphone XLR 50-16000 Hz
Dynamic cardioid microphone with 50-16000 Hz response, metal housing, pop filter and mini tripod included
- ColorBlack
- Connector⅛”
- Microphone Sensitivity2 mv/pa
- Microphone Frequency Response50-16000 Hz
- SpecificationColor : Black Material : Metal Type : Dynamic Polar Pattern
- FeaturesMIC STAND INCLUDED POWERFUL MAGNET MULTIPURPOSE CARDIOID MIC
- Clear front-focused vocals with cardioid dynamic pickup
- Rich detail from 50 to 16000 Hz flat frequency response
- Metal housing and reinforced grill withstand drops and rough handling
- Built-in pop and wind filters reduce plosives and wind noise
- Standard XLR to ⅛” connector works with amplifiers, mixers and receivers
Dynamic Cardioid Microphone with Mini Tripod
The 5 Core MIC CROWN is a dynamic cardioid microphone built for voice capture in streaming, podcasting, karaoke and voice-over work. Its metal housing and reinforced grill are designed to withstand drops and rough handling. A mini desk tripod stand is included in the package for immediate desktop placement. The cardioid polar pattern picks up sound from the front while rejecting off-axis noise.
Suited for Solo Voice Work.
This microphone suits streamers, podcasters and karaoke singers who need a rugged, front-focused dynamic mic with a built-in pop and wind filter to reduce plosives and wind noise. It connects via a standard XLR to ⅛” cable for use with mixers, amplifiers, receivers and PA systems. Buyers who need to capture multiple sound sources simultaneously or require a different polar pattern should look at other options.
50-16000 Hz Frequency Response Captures Vocal Detail
The specified frequency response of 50 to 16000 Hz delivers a flat and wide range that captures vocal detail for a fuller sound. Sensitivity is rated at 2 mv/pa. This response range is the key specification to verify the microphone matches the tonal requirements of your voice applications.
Highlights
- Clear front-focused vocals with cardioid dynamic pickup
- Rich detail from 50 to 16000 Hz flat frequency response
- Metal housing and reinforced grill withstand drops and rough handling
- Built-in pop and wind filters reduce plosives and wind noise
- Standard XLR to ⅛” connector works with amplifiers, mixers and receivers
Specifications
| Brand | 5 Core |
|---|---|
| Model | MIC CROWN |
| Part Number | MIC CROWN |
| Color | Black |
| Connector | ⅛” |
| Microphone Sensitivity | 2 mv/pa |
| Microphone Frequency Response | 50-16000 Hz |
| Specification | Color : Black Material : Metal Type : Dynamic Polar Pattern : Cardioid Sensitivity : 2 mv/pa Frequency response : 50-16000 Hz Connector Type : ⅛” |
| Features | MIC STAND INCLUDED POWERFUL MAGNET MULTIPURPOSE CARDIOID MIC The package comes with a mini desk tripod stand. You can mount this mic on it and start using it for podcasts, streaming, voice-overs, and more. Significantly stronger than traditional magnets. It can produce a stronger signal with better sensitivity. The versatile XLR mic is perfect for karaoke, singing, podcasting, Live Performances, Recording Studios, Public Speaking, and more. Offers amazing off-axis sound rejection for superior gain before feedback. Resulting in pristine sound quality. |
Questions about this item
What connector must my mixer or audio interface provide for the MIC CROWN's ⅛″ plug?
The microphone terminates in a ⅛″ connector, so your mixer, amplifier or audio interface needs a matching ⅛″ input or an appropriate adapter.
Will the cardioid polar pattern still reject background noise if I keep using my older desktop stand?
Yes, the cardioid pickup focuses on sound from the front regardless of the stand, so off-axis noise is reduced even with an existing desktop mount.
How can I verify the 50-16000 Hz response is performing after I connect it?
Record a sweep or known source and check that the captured audio extends from the low bass at 50 Hz up to the high treble at 16000 Hz without roll-off.
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