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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – FIGURE 4
- Page 3 – MICROPHONE DYNAMIQUE UNIDIRECTIONNEL; Aimant au néodyme pour rapport signal/bruit élevé; CARACTÉRISTIQUES; COURBE DE RÉPONSE TYPIQUE; FIGURE 1; COURBES DE DIRECTIVITÉ TYPIQUES; FIGURE 2; Impédance
- Page 4 – DIMENSIONS HORS TOUT; FIGURE 3; ÎÎÎÎÎÎÎ; SÉLECTION DE L’IMPÉDANCE; CONNEXIONS INTERNES; FIGURE 5
- Page 5 – Neodym–Magnet erlaubt hohen Störabstand; SPEZIFIKATIONEN; TYPISCHES FREQUENZVERHALTEN; ABBILDUNG 1; TYPISCHE POLARCHARAKTERISTIK; ABBILDUNG 2; Impedanz
- Page 6 – ABMESSUNGEN; ABBILDUNG 3; IMPEDANZAUSWAHL; ABBILDUNG 4; INTERNE ANSCHLÜSSE; ABBILDUNG 5
- Page 7 – Interruptor trabable; REGLAS BASICAS DE USO DE MICROFONOS; RESPUESTA DE FRECUENCIA TIPICA; FIGURA 1; PATRONES DE CAPTACION POLAR TIPICOS; FIGURA 2; Impedancia
- Page 8 – DIMENSIONES TOTALES; FIGURA 3; SELECCION DE NIVEL DE IMPEDANCIA; FIGURA 4; CONEXIONES INTERNAS; FIGURA 5
- Page 9 – TIPICA RISPOSTA IN FREQUENZA; TIPICI DIAGRAMMI POLARI
- Page 10 – MISURE GENERALI; LATO DEL CONNETTORE DI SELEZIONE IMPEDENZA DEL; CONNESSIONI INTERNE
MODEL 515SDX
UNIDIRECTIONAL DYNAMIC MICROPHONE
The Shure Model 515SDX is a dual-impedance, cardioid
(unidirectional) dynamic microphone that is suitable for
speech pickup in schools, churches, and meeting rooms. Its
unidirectional polar pattern greatly reduces feedback.
The 515SDX includes a locking ON/OFF switch and an in-
ternal impedance selection socket mounted on the XLR con-
nector for switching between high and low impedance. A
slip-in swivel adapter is supplied for stand-mounted use.
Features
Rolled-off low-frequency response combined with a
smooth high-frequency rise for clear and intelligible
voice pickup
Symmetrical cardioid pickup pattern minimizes feed-
back
Neodymium magnet for high signal-to-noise ratio
Shock-mounted cartridge that minimizes handling noise
Lockable ON/OFF switch
Dual impedance selectable by internal socket
Slip-in swivel adapter for stand-mounted use
Three-pin professional audio connector, the industry
standard, for maximum interchangeability of cables
Tough, die-cast grille resists wear from constant use and
handling
Field serviceable and backed by the Shure 2-year
warranty
BASIC RULES FOR MICROPHONE USE
1.
Aim a directional microphone toward the desired sound
source (for instance, a talker or singer) and away from
undesired sources (such as loudspeakers).
2.
When extra bass response is desirable, work close to the
microphone. During closeup use, the low frequency out-
put will increase. This increase is called “proximity ef-
fect.” Refer to the frequency response curve (Figure 1).
3.
Locate the microphone as close as practical to the de-
sired sound source to get the most gain before feedback.
4.
Do not pick up the same sound source with more than
one microphone. Keep the distance between multiple
microphones at least three times the distance from each
source to its intended microphone.
5.
Use the fewest number of microphones possible.
6.
Locate microphones as far as possible from acoustically
reflective (hard or smooth) surfaces.
7.
Add an external windscreen when additional pop
protection is needed (outdoors in windy conditions or
closeup vocal use, for example).
8.
Avoid excessive handling of the microphone; doing so
will minimize mechanical noise pickup.
9.
Keep the grille unobstructed; doing so will preserve the
microphone’s directional characteristics.
SPECIFICATIONS
Type
Dynamic
Frequency Response (Figure 1)
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(2 ft)
1 cm
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TYPICAL FREQUENCY RESPONSE
FIGURE 1
Polar Pattern (Figure 2)
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Model 515SDX User Guide
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Summary
2 Impedance LO Z: Microphone rating impedance is 150 Ω (270 Ω actu- al) for connection to inputs rated low impedanceHI Z: Microphone impedance is “High” for connections tohigh-impedance microphone inputs. Output Level (at 1,000 Hz) LO Z HI ZOpen Circuit Voltage:* –56.0 dBV/Pa –37.5 dBV/Pa (1.6 mV) (...
3 MODÈLE 515SDX MICROPHONE DYNAMIQUE UNIDIRECTIONNEL Le modèle Shure 515SDX est un microphone dynamique à configuration supercardioïde (unidirectionnel) et à doubleimpédance. Ce microphone est parfaitement adapté à laprise de voix dans les écoles, les églises et les salles deconférence. Sa conceptio...
4 Phase Une pression positive sur le diaphragme produit une ten-sion positive sur la broche 2 par rapport à la broche 3 dansles deux modes HI Z et LO Z (haute et basse impédance) Interrupteur Interrupteur ON/OFF intégré avec plaque de verrouillagede l’interrupteur en position de fonctionnement Conne...
