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CARE OF YOUR MICROPHONE

Your  microphone  is  a  delicate  precision  instrument  and  it  should  be  treated  as  such.  Here  are 
some commonsense rules to keep your microphone healthy.

1. Be careful in your setup so that the microphone and/or power supply never falls to the floor.  

Never

 suspend the microphone by its cable, and be sure to position the cable so that it cannot 

be tripped over. Falls to the floor have been the ruin of many a microphone.  

                                                                                                                                                            
2. NEVER hot-plug the microphone (i.e. plug the microphone into an energized power supply), 

as the resulting voltage surges can damage the microphone’s or following preamplifier's 
electronics.

3. Keep the microphone, cable and power supply in a safe place, such as its carrying case or a 

microphone locker, when not in use.

4. When plugging in the seven-pin cable between the microphone and power supply, orient the 

plug correctly and plug the connectors in 

gently

. Rough handling or hurry-up plug-ins can 

result in bent or broken pins.

5. Never connect the power supply to an AC power outlet that has different voltage than what 

the power supply is set for.

6. Do not expose the microphone to dusty, smoky or humid environments.

7. Any repairs must be performed by a qualified technician. There are no user serviceable parts 

in the MA-1000.

8. Use a soft, lint free cloth to remove fingerprints and other blemishes on the microphone body. 

Never use chemicals, solvents or detergents.

Summary of Contents for MA-1000

Page 1: ...s FAQ s Warranty Registration Customer Servic e CONTENT S CONTENT S 1 INTRODUCTIO N 2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTIO N 2 GENERAL INFORMATIO N 3 SAFETY INSTRUCTION S 3 OPERATIO N 4 CARE OF YOUR MICROPHON E 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION S 6 POLAR RESPONS E 7 FREQUENCY RESPONS E 7 POLAR PATTERN SELECTO R 8 BASS CUT SWITC H 8 15dB PA D 8 WARRANT Y 9 ...

Page 2: ... that the microphone is used sensibly For optimum performance from your microphone please read this manual thoroughly and familiarize yourself with the proper use of the MA 1000 UNPACKING AND INSPECTIO N Carefully unpack your MA 1000 and verify that all of the accessories included with the microphone are accounted for Do not discard any packing materials If anything is missing or damaged contact y...

Page 3: ...n MA 1000s purchased outside of the USA are set for the voltages of the country to which they are exported This information is duly noted on the outside of the shipping box as well as on voltage selector of the power supply The MA 1000 uses a line fuse for protection Never replace this fuse with one of a higher current rating Use only that type which was supplied with the unit The power supply cor...

Page 4: ...s are shipped pre wired for standard AC voltage in the country where the microphone is sold If there is a need to change AC voltage travel sale to another country etc an external switch allows the power supply to be con fi gured for 100 115 or 230 volts at either 50 or 60 Hz Make sure the fuse is the proper value 500 mA for 100 120 Volts AC and 250 mA for 230 Volts AC Hot plugging any vacuum tube ...

Page 5: ...preampli fi er s electronics 3 Keep the microphone cable and power supply in a safe place such as its carrying case or a microphone locker when not in use 4 When plugging in the seven pin cable between the microphone and power supply orient the plug correctly and plug the connectors in gently Rough handling or hurry up plug ins can result in bent or broken pins 5 Never connect the power supply to ...

Page 6: ...6 0 dB Figure 8 34 0 dB re 1V p a MAXIMUM SPL 120 dB with pad off 135 dB with pad on DISTORTION 1 117dB SPL 3 125dB SPL with pad of f 1 132 dB SPL 3 140dB SPL with pad o n SELF NOISE 14dB nominal not to exceed 16dB A weighted PAD 15 d B BASS CUT 6 dB per octave below 100 hertz IMPEDANCE 200 ohms transformer balance d DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Carrying case with microphone power supply shock mount and ...

Page 7: ...POLAR RESPONS E Type Multi patter n FREQUENCY RESPONS E 20Hz 20kHz 2 5dB ...

Page 8: ...n be an especially pleasant pattern for recording vocals Also for close miking of an acoustic guitar in cardioid rotating the selector towards omni counterclockwise can reduce excessive proximity effect unwanted bass buildup When rotating the selector knob to omnidirectional it is normal for the sound to disappear for a moment BASS CUT SWITC H The bass cut switch also known as a hi pass fi lter pr...

Page 9: ...hanical defects and will repair or replace defective components or replace the microphone at Mojave Audio s option Should service be required for your Mojave Audio product please contact the manufacturer Excellent service will also be provided for products beyond the warranty period at a modest cost for parts and labor Please visit mojaveaudio com for the latest updates and technical information M...

Page 10: ...2711 Empire Street Burbank CA 91504 tel 818 847 0222 www mojaveaudio com ...

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