SABINE PHANTOM MIC RIDER PMR-GP1, Руководство по эксплуатации

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(See instructions for setting Phantom Sensitivity on page 15)
The sensitivity of a microphone indicates how much
voltage a particular microphone generates when it is
subjected to a calibrated sound pressure level. The
Phantom works best when its sensitivity level is set to
match of the sensitivity level of the mic. Check the
manufacturer’s web site for the most current sensitivity
specifications for your microphone. Sensitivity is
measured in either dB or mV. Use the chart on the next
page to set the Sensitivity on your Phantom so it
matches the sensitivity of your microphone.
If sensitivity data is not available, set the Phantom’s SEN
setting to #2 and test it. If you find that you need more of
the AGC function, try increasing the SEN to #3. If you find
that the Phantom sounds too compressed when you
speak close to the mic, try reducing the SEN setting to #1.
Microphone Sensitivity
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