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[. . . ] This may cause hum or similar noise when you use a cable that is longer than 16 feet (5 m). To prevent unwanted bursts of noise, be sure to switch the microphone off before connecting or disconnecting the microphone cable. 4 Positioning the Microphone for Instruments The following sections contain suggestions for placing the microphone optimally for a number of instruments. [. . . ] Aim the microphone at a point between the center and the perimeter of the speaker diaphragm. The sound will be the drier and harder, the closer the microphone sits to the head. Working distances around 1 inch provide the famous "click". If you prefer a rounder sound aim the microphone at a point between the center and the perimeter of the head. Screw the supplied H 440 bracket to the stand adapter on the microphone using the captive knurled-head screw on the H 440 bracket. 1 Working Distance and Proximity Effect The closer you hold the microphone to your lips, the louder and darker your voice will sound. As you move away from the microphone, your voice will sound quieter and brighter. If you hold the microphone closer than 2 inches to your lips, the proximity effect, an inherent property of any unidirectional microphone, will sharply boost the low frequencies. Sing to one side of the microphone or above and across the microphone's top. this provides a well-balanced , natural sound. If you sing directly into the microphone, it will not only pick up excessive breath noise but also overemphasize "sss", "sh", "tch", "p", and "t" sounds. Part of the sound projected by the speakers will be picked up by the microphone, amplified, and fed back to the speakers. Above a certain volume level, this "vicious circle" causes the sound system to howl and whistle. â· Never point your microphones directly at monitor or PA speakers. â· Place your monitor speakers where the microphone sensitivity is at a minimum. With the D 88 S supercardioid microphone, these areas are behind and to the sides of the microphone. [. . . ] This product carries a two-year warranty by AKG Acoustics GmbH starting from the date of purchase when new. The warranty agreement covers material and labor cost to repair proven faults and is only valid for end customers. The details of the AKG warranty agreement and the address of the nearest AKG service center can be found on www. [. . . ]
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