Senal CL6 User manual

CL6

USER’S GUIDE

Table of Contents:

Introduction ............................... 2

Overview .................................... 3

Precautions ................................4

Replacing the Battery in

the Power Supply.....................5

Specifications ...........................6

CL6 Connector and Kit

Option..........................................7

Warranty .....................................8

Thank you for choosing Senal.

The Senal CL6 is a broadcast-quality, omnidirectional lavalier microphone ideal for TV, film, and stage

applications. The CL6 is designed with a twisted pair cable that is packed with nylon yarn and

protected with a high-density spiral shield. This cable design, combined with a durable and compact

capsule housing, delivers ultra-low handling noise. With a head diameter of only 4 mm, the CL6 is easy

to conceal in wardrobes or props for onscreen and onstage use. The omnidirectional polar pattern

captures a natural sound with minimal sensitivity to head turns, allowing flexible positioning for

recordings, broadcasts, and presentations. Included windscreens and a variety of clips provide a

host of options for placement. The frequency response is tailored for use outside or underneath light

clothing. Designed to connect to a wireless body pack, the CL6 can also be combined with the Senal

PS-48B Power Supply to operate on phantom or battery power, affording compatibility with any XLR

microphone input.

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Introduction

Overview

Lavalier microphone

Single tie-clip

Double tie-clip

Cable clip

Magnetic clip with lanyard

Viper clip

Two (2) windscreens

PS-48B Power Supply

available separately and
in select kits

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Overview

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