Why does my Devine Microphone have no sound?
If your Devine Microphone has no sound or a very low sound signal, it might be due to the absence of phantom power. Ensure that you connect or turn on the phantom power supply. Alternatively, the volume might be set too low. Try increasing the input volume and gain on your mixer, interface, or other sound-processing device.
What to do if my Devine BM-100 signal keeps cutting out?
If the Devine Microphone signal is interrupted or cut off, it is likely due to a loose or broken cable. First, check if the cable is correctly plugged into the microphone. If the problem persists, try replacing the cable.
How to stop loud, high frequencies from Devine BM-100?
If you are experiencing loud, high frequencies coming from the speakers when using your Devine Microphone, it could be because the microphone is positioned too close to the speakers. Try moving the microphone further away from the speakers or change its position so it's not aimed directly at them.
How to reduce distortion in Devine BM-100 recordings?
If you notice distortion or noise in the captured sound with your Devine Microphone, it might be due to excessive airflow caused by vocals. Consider using a pop filter or windshield to mitigate this issue.
Why is my Devine BM-100 Microphone making rattling sounds?
If your Devine Microphone is producing rattling and cracking sounds, it is likely due to moisture inside the microphone. Allow the microphone to dry at room temperature. To prevent this, avoid using the microphone in humid or moist environments, and do not let it come into contact with water or liquids.
Disposal of electronic waste according to WEEE directive for all manufacturers and producers in the EU.
Indicates compliance with applicable European directives and regulations.
Device is for indoor use only; maximum ambient temperature should not exceed 40°C.
Check unit for damage before use. Contact dealer if issues arise.
Requires +48V phantom power. Microphone will not work or produce weak signal without it.
Instructions on using the shock mount and attaching the microphone.
Details on connecting via XLR and recommended mixer/interface settings.
Handle with care due to sensitive electronics. Avoid impacts, falls, and on-the-road use.
Microphone Specifications| diaphragm size | 18 mm |
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| polar pattern | uni-directional (cardioid) |
| frequency response | 20 Hz – 20 kHz |
| sensitivity | -38 dB +/- 2 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa @ 1 kHz) |
| output impedance | 200 ohms +/- 30% (@ 1 kHz) |
| load impedance | ≥ 1000 ohms |
| self noise | 17 dBA |
| S/N ratio | 77 dB |
Connector| connector type | gold-plated XLR connector |
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Weight and Dimensions| body dimensions | 48 degrees (radius) x 165 mm (length) |
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| weight | approx. 300 g |
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