User manual AKG D 11

[. . . ] ) 2conductor shielded cable with 3-pin male and 3-contact female XLR connectors · Please make sure that the piece of equipment your microphone will be connected to fulfills the safety regulations in force in your country and is fitted with a ground lead. Please note that unbalanced cables may pick up interference from stray magnetic fields near power or lighting cables, electric motors, etc. [. . . ] Aim the microphone at a point between the center and the perimeter of the speaker diaphragm. The sound will be the drier and harder, the closer the microphone sits to the head. If you prefer a rounder sound aim the microphone at a point between the center and the perimeter of the head. Screw the supplied H 440 bracket to the stand adapter on the microphone using the captive knurled-head screw on the H 440 bracket. 1 Working Distance and Proximity Effect The closer you hold the microphone to your lips, the louder and darker your voice will sound. As you move away from the microphone, your voice will sound quieter and brighter. If you hold the microphone closer than 2 inches to your lips, the proximity effect, an inherent property of any unidirectional microphone, will sharply boost the low frequencies. Sing to one side of the microphone or above and across the microphone's top. If you sing directly into the microphone, it will not only pick up excessive breath noise but also overemphasize "sss", "sh", "tch", "p", and "t" sounds. Part of the sound projected by the speakers will be picked up by the microphone, amplified, and fed back to the speakers. Above a certain volume level, this "vicious circle" causes the sound system to howl and whistle. ⷠNever point your microphones directly at monitor or PA speakers. [. . . ] Com For more information call AKG USA at (+1-615) 6203800 Specifications subject to change without notice. Com For other products and distributors worldwide see our website: www. [. . . ]