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Using the Beyerdynamic Classis RM30 with Phoenix Stingray
The Classis RM 30 is a desktop microphone for round table discussions, podiums,
tele/video conferencing and lecterns. The vertical microphone array results in a hor-
izontal corridor characteristic (horizontal cardioid, vertical lobe).
Beyerdynamic Classis RM30 Specifications
Microphone Sensitivity: 28.7 mV/PA
Dynamic Range: 107 dB-A
Require Phantom Power: 48V
Recommended Mic Sensitivity
Table Top: 34 dB
1) The microphone should be connected to the XLR to Terminal Block Converter (MT720) which is
then connected to the “microphone input” port of the Stingray.
Setting the Stingray
The Stingray’s mixer should be assigned to the mic input. The setting can be selected either via the
device front panel or through the Stingray’s setup GUI.
XLR to Terminal Block Converter (MT720)