Microphone
Hama “Vocal Pro” Dynamic Microphone, Cable 6.35 mm, 3 m, On / Off Switch
00046006
Price on demand
Is suitable for
Quality based on German standards
From the initial sample to series maturity: our products undergo strict and comprehensive quality controls, managed and carried out in Germany. This enables us to guarantee compliance with all specifications, guidelines and standards – and satisfy the strictest demands.
Highlights
Sturdy metal housing
Sturdy metal housing for protection against damage and outside interference
Detachable cable
Reliable, secure connection and high-quality transfers: the lockable XLR connector means that the microphone can be released from the cable simply by unlocking it
On/Off switch
If you don’t want to be heard: there’s a handy On/Off switch for rapid muting
| Colour | Silver |
| Shade of colour | Silver |
| Connection | Cables |
| Connection | 6.35 mm Jack Plug, XLR Socket |
| Frequency Range | 100 Hz - 10 kHz |
| Impedance | 600 Ω |
| Directivity | Uni-directional |
| Material | Metal |
| Microphone Type | Dynamic |
| Model | Mono |
| Sensitivity | - 71 dB |
| Type | Handheld microphone |
| Cable Length | 3 m |
| Height | 180 mm |
| Length | 54 mm |
| Weight | 380 g |
| Width | 54 mm |
- Dynamic microphone for voice and song transmissions for keen amateur singers and presenters, as well as small but professional stage appearances
- Connection cable (3 m) with 6.35 mm jack connection: even with the cable, there is plenty of room for movement for dynamic presentations or choreography
- Simple microphone swap and easy connection without mixing up cables
- If the cable gets worn, only the cable has to be replaced
- Ideal for small-scale stage appearances by garage bands and amateur comedians or presentations at club parties, weddings, etc.
- 1 “Vocal Pro” dynamic microphone
- 1 XLR connection cable - 6.35 mm
- 1 operating manual
FAQs
Of course, you can attach an XLR cable to the microphone. This is especially useful if you want to use the microphone in a professional setting.
