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SGM Gooseneck Microphones
Product Specification
MICROPHONES
• Capsule type: electret condenser
• Polar patterns: Cardioid or Super-cardioid
• Sensitivity (at 1 KHz): -58 dB (1.25 mV)
• Maximum SPL for 1% THD: 125 dB
PHANTOM MIC RIDER PRO
Processing functions:
• Automatic Gain Control: adjustable from 1:1 to 4:1
• Proximity Effect Control: three settings
• Plosive Control: three settings
• Frequency response:
45 Series: 80 Hz to 18 kHz
40 Series: 50 Hz to 18 kHz
• Dynamic range: 115 dB typ (unweighted)
• Distortion: <0.05% @ 1kHz
• Propagation Delay: 0 ms
• Audio connector: 3-pin XLR
• Input resistance: 20k Ohm
• IR Sensor detection range: 3, 6, 9 feet
• IR Time to turn off: 5, 10, 15 sec
• Phantom power requirement: 48V
Response charts and polar plots:
Included in the box:
• SGM Gooseneck Mic, w/windscreen
• Phantom Tool for adjusting settings
• Operating Guide
• SGM Gooseneck mic, w/
windscreen and base
• Phantom Tool for adjusting
settings
• Operating Guide
Specifications subject to change without notice.
SGM: Cardioid Models
SGM: SuperCardioid Models
SGM Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
Why is my gain reduced?
A: If the AGC/Plosive Control is set to a high level
you may need to increase your mixer gain.
Q:
Why does the mic turn off too soon?
A: You may need to increase the IR Time setting
and then the IR Range setting to get the right IR
Gate performance for your application.
Q:
Can I get the mic to shut off sooner?
A: Yes, you can decrease the IR Time to the fastest
setting - 5 seconds. You can also try reducing the
IR Range to the closest setting - 3 feet. See pages 5
and 9 for more information.
Q:
Why is the IR sensor not affecting the mic?
A: Check your IR Range settings and make sure
you have not disabled the IR sensor. See pages 5
and 9 for more information.
Q:
Why is the red LED staying on or flashing?
A: This can occur when there is insufficient phantom
power. Check your mixer and make sure it supplies
industry-standard 48V phantom power.
