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Installation |
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Installation of the mic is quite simple.
We have used a cross- section of a guitar to show you
step-by-step instructions for installing your mic.
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1.) Drill a ½" hole
("step" drills are great for this). |
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Most hardware stores carry it. |
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2.) Using a 9/16"
x 12 NC tapered tap gives
you the threaded |
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hole to screw
the jack in from the outside. |
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NO NUTS ARE NEEDED. |
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3.) Thread the battery wires first through
the ½" hole you've
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just made. |
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4.) Snug jack down against
the surface of the instrument. |
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Don't worry,
because of the endpin design, it cannot back |
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itself out. |
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5.) Place battery holder
in a convenient spot and attach it with |
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the Velcro
adhesive strip that is supplied with the Mic. |
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Feedback control is greatly
enhanced by the built-in filter.
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The
different models are "tweaked" or filtered to offer
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optimum sound quality from your
instrument.
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Greatest control is
achieved by the use of an external EQ. |
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The fundamental frequency for
the low end "howl" is 200hz. |
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The midrange "hollow" sound is
in the 1khz range. |
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The squeal that hurts the ears
is in the 3khz range. |
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The more bands on the EQ, the
tighter the control you get. |
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REMEMBER!
This is an electret condenser microphone, |
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not a
vibration contact transducer!! |
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