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General| Type | Dynamic |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Connector | XLR |
| Color | Black |
| Max SPL | 150 dB |
Introduces the LEWITT DTP 340 REX microphone, its handling, and proper usage.
Highlights the DTP 340 REX's suitability for bass instruments, its cardioid pattern, and frequency response switch.
Lists features like switchable response, cardioid pattern, durable body, and included accessories.
Specifies primary uses including drums, percussion, kick drums, and low-frequency instruments.
Identifies key parts: XLR jack, mic mount, and the 'Enhanced Frequency Response' slide switch.
Details the 'Flat Frequency Response' (FFR) and 'Dynamic Enhanced Frequency Response' (EFR) modes.
Presents polar response graphs (FFR, EFR) and frequency response charts for technical analysis.
Lists dimensions, weight, impedance, sensitivity, connector type, and operating principle.
Shows the included DTP 40 Lb artificial leather bag for the microphone.
Advises on handling the sensitive capsule, avoiding moisture, dust, force, and proper cleaning methods.
Details the two-year warranty coverage, service procedures, and proof of purchase requirements.
States compliance with European directives and FCC standards, listing test bodies and WEEE information.
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