MicW Audio E150 User Manual

MicW microphones

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Acoustic Instruments • Guitar • Piano • Strings •

Drums • Percussion • Brass • Vocals

Perfect for

E150 Series

Modular microphones

User Manual

INTRODUCTION

Welcome to MicW’s E-Series professional microphones!

The E150 modular microphone series oers a choice of omni (E153), cardioid (E151)

and super-cardioid (E152) condenser capsules combined with a universal, well-

designed preamp.

APPLICATIONS

E150 Series microphones are widely used for recording acoustic instruments,

guitar, piano, strings, drums, percussion, brass and vocals.

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

It is important to read all the safety and operating instructions before

attempting to use your microphone. You are also advised to keep this

information for future reference.

Warning:

Condenser microphones are extremely moisture-sensitive. Never use your

microphone in close proximity to water (e.g. bath tubs, wash basins, sinks,

washing machines, pools, etc.). When recording voices, always use the supplied

windscreen to protect the capsule from moisture.

Please don’t touch any vibrating parts, especially the diaphragm behind the

protection grid. Don’t move the capsule when it is in operation. Take care not

to drop your microphone as this can lead to severe damage. MicW assumes no

liability for any damage caused by the user.

Put the microphone back in its protective casing after each use. Lay the

supplied bag of moisture-absorbing crystals on top of the microphone head.

• Instrument recording • Vocal recording

POWER SUPPLY

Phantom power (+48 V) is required in order to operate your microphone. We

assume no liability for damage caused to your microphone through defective

phantom power. Before activating the

phantom power, mute your playback

system and connect the microphone to

the mic input of your mixing console.

After the phantom power has been

activated, the microphone will require

several seconds to stabilize itself.