RODE Microphones M1-S Manuel utilisateur

(EMC, LVD)

M1-S

Instruction Manual

www.rodemic.com

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing the M1-S live dynamic

microphone.

Since its launch the M1 has proven itself

to be arguably the most robust live dynamic vocal

microphone on the market.

Combined with premium sound quality courtesy of

its high-output neodymium capsule and feedback

rejecting pick-up pattern, it’s not hard to see why the

M1 has become the live mic of choice for countless

performers and venues worldwide.

The M1-S offers the same performance and durability

of the M1, with the addition of a lockable switch that

allows the user the freedom to control their own

audio.

Please take the time to visit www.rodemic.com and

While there you can view studio tips and techniques, as

well as browse a comprehensive range of accessories

for the M1 and other microphones.

Peter Freedman

Microphones

Sydney, Australia

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Speciﬁcations

Acoustic

Principle:

Dynamic

Polar Pattern: Cardioid

(see graph)

Frequency

Range:

75Hz ~ 18,000Hz

(see graph)

Output

Impedence:

320Ω

Sensitivity: -56dB ± 2 dB re 1V/Pa

(1.6mV @ 94 dB SPL) @ 1 kHz

Output

Connection:

3-pin XLR balanced output

between pin 2(+), pin 3(-) and

pin 1 (ground)

Net Weight: 360g

Dimensions: Length: 171mm (6.73”)

Width: 51.5mm (2.03”)

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Speciﬁcations

Frequency Response

Polar Response

Accessories

RM1 stand mount (with thread adaptor),

ZP1 zip pouch, M3 screw and ﬂat screwdriver

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Features

• Live dynamic vocal microphone

• High output neodymium capsule

• Locking on/off switch

• Gold plated XLR connectors

• Heavy duty metal body

• Feedback rejecting pick-up pattern

• Ten Year warranty*

Using the M1-S

• The M1-S comes complete with a microphone

stand-mount (RM1). This should be used to attach

the microphone to a good quality stand.

The stand-mount includes a thread adaptor

allowing connection to either 3/8” or 5/8”

stand thread.

• Always use a high quality microphone cable and

ensure that it is wired Pin 1 screen, Pin 2 (+), Pin 3 (-).

• We recommend that any connections made to the

mixer or recorder are made with the attenuation

(gain) set to OFF as well as the microphone switch

set to OFF.

• To ensure the lowest noise/distortion your mixer

input gain control should be set so that the Peak

Program Indicator (PPI) LED ﬂashes ON during

peaks of the source (voice/instrument).

If there is no PPI, adjust the input gain while

listening for distortion of the sound. If distortion is

heard, gradually reduce the gain until it is no longer

present.

*Online product registration required.

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• Microphone technique, or how to get the sound

you want, requires experimentation.

We suggest that you start with the channel EQ set

to ‘OFF’ or ‘FLAT’ (no boost or cut).

• The M1-S’s primary function

is a live vocal microphone.

When setting it up on stage,

make sure the foldback

monitors are positioned as

pictured here. This will direct

the sound to the vocalist/

presenter and towards the

least responsive section of

the M1-S’s pick up pattern.

• To avoid feedback and make

full use of the microphone’s

pick up pattern, it is best not

to cup your hands over the

head of the microphone.

• The M1-S features an XLR security lock to minimise

theft. To engage the locking system, simply

tighten the locking screw at the rear base of the

microphone when the XLR cable is connected.

Using the M1-S

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• The M1-S switch features a lock to prevent any

chance of accidental disabling during performance.

To lock the microphone on, simply rotate the small

screw at the base of the switch to the horizontal

position while it is in the ON position.

• After use the M1-S should be removed from its

stand mount, wiped with a dry, soft cloth and

placed in its protective zip pouch.

Storage

Using the M1-S

Position 1

Mic is off

(unlocked)

Position 2

Mic is on

(unlocked)

Position 3

Mic is on

(locked)

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Warranty

All microphones are warranted for one year

from date of purchase. You can extend that to a full

ten years if you register online at www.rodemic.com.

The warranty covers parts and labour that may be

required to repair the microphone during the warranty

period. The warranty excludes defects caused by

normal wear and tear, modiﬁcation, shipping damage,

or failure to use the microphone as per the instruction

guide.

If you experience any problem, or have any questions

regarding your microphone, ﬁrst contact the

dealer who sold it to you. If the microphone requires a

factory authorised service, return will be organised by

that dealer.

We have an extensive distributor/dealer network, but

if you have difﬁculty getting the advice or assistance

you require, do not hesitate to contact us directly.

International

PO Box 6685

Silverwater NSW 2128 Australia

USA

P.O. Box 4189

Santa Barbara, CA 93140-4189

Technical Support

For information and technical support questions contact:

support@rodemic.com

In the Unites States and Puerto Rico, contact

usasupport@rodemic.com

In Australia, contact ozsupport@rodemic.com

Anywhere except Australia, the United States and Puerto Rico,

contact support@rodemic.com

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