How to fix AKG PERCEPTION 170 distortion?
If you're experiencing distortion with your AKG Microphone, here are a few things to check: * The channel gain control on the mixer might be set too high. Try turning it down counter-clockwise. * The microphone could be too close to the sound source. Move it further away. * The microphone sensitivity might be too high. Engage the preattenuation pad.
What to do if AKG PERCEPTION 170 Microphone has crackling noises or low output?
If your AKG Microphone is producing crackling noises or has low output, it could be due to partial short-circuits caused by excessive humidity. Place the microphone in a warm, dry room and allow it to dry completely.
Why is my AKG PERCEPTION 170 not working?
If your AKG Microphone isn't producing sound, several factors could be the cause: * The mixer or amplifier might be off. Ensure they are switched on. * The channel or master fader on the mixer, or the volume control on the amplifier, might be at zero. Adjust them to the desired level. * The microphone might not be properly connected. Make sure it's securely connected to the mixer or amplifier. * Loose cable connectors can cause issues. Check that all cable connectors are firmly seated. * A defective cable can also result in no sound. Inspect the cable and replace it if damaged. * Lack of supply voltage. Switch phantom power on and check/replace the cable if necessary.
General| Type | Studio microphone |
|---|---|
| Microphone frequency | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Microphone direction type | Cardioid |
| Microphone input impedance | 1000 Ω |
| XLR out | Yes |
| Device interface | XLR-3 |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Product color | Blue, Metallic |
Weight and Dimensions| Microphone weight | 130 g |
|---|---|
| Microphone dimensions (D x H) | 22 x 160 mm |
Ensure equipment meets safety regulations and has a ground lead.
Check packaging for all included microphone components.
Welcome and instructions to read the manual before operating.
Details the cardioid polar pattern, gold-sputtered diaphragm, and all-metal body.
Lists optional accessories like pop screen and floor stand.
Explains the microphone uses 48-volt phantom power and needs an external supply.
Describes the balanced output on a 3-pin male XLR connector.
Steps to connect the microphone to a balanced XLR input with phantom power.
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