The silver Pyle Pro PDMICR70SL Vintage Microphone & Stand Silverfrom Pyle Pro PDMICR70SL Vintage Microphone & Stand Silveris a dynamic, unidirectional polar pattern microphone with a 3-pin XLR connector that includes a rugged 49-69" height adjustable stand with a base pivot joint and a 360° tilting mic pole. It can be used to capture audio in several environments for live stage, theater, rehearsal or recording applications, and more.

Featuring performance with a classic and iconic style, the microphone has an on/off switch and is a studio and stage tested design. The frequency response is 50 Hz to 12 kHz and is offered with a dynamic moving-coil element housed in an ABS plastic enclosure. Furthermore, the mic stand has a 14.9" diameter base and is built with cast iron to keep it secure. The mic pole is lightweight and will automatically reset to the original position after moving and tilting its posture. A 16.5' XLR to 1/4" cable is also included.

Classic Performance Dynamic Microphone    Unidirectional Microphone Pattern    49-69" Height Adjustable Mic Stand    360° Tilting Mic Pole Rotation    3-Pin XLR Connector    Includes 16.5' XLR to 1/4" Cable

Classic Retro-Style Performance Microphone and Stand

Base Pivot Joint: Adjustable & Tilting Mic Pole Stand

Mic Pole Automatically Resets to Original Position after Moving

Simple Screw-Type Control Knob

Rugged Floor Stand and Cast Iron Base Plate

Includes 16.5' 3-Pin XLRF to 1/4" Cable

Detachable Microphone with On/Off Switch

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm interested in buying the Pyle Pro PMP57LIA 25W Professional Megaphone with a Polsen CAM-2W - Camera-Mountable VHF Wireless System. Will they work together and do I need a special wire or adapter to go from the Output Connector:1/8 (3.5 mm) TRS on the Polsen to the 3.5mm aux-in jack on the Pyle Pro? Thanks

A: The megaphone has an 1/8 Aux input, I'm not sure if it's Stereo since it's just one speaker, probably Mono. A standard 1/8 -1/8 aux cable sounds like it would work fine.

Q: 2. Is there an adapter so I can plug this mic into XLR device instead of USB ?

A: The C01U Pro outputs digital audio via USB to a computer only. Unfortunately no way to adapt to XLR or other analog audio connection.

Q: 3. I have a studio condenser mic with shock mount, can I use it or switch to it? Do I need an adapter ? Or is the mic stand equipped?

A: Yes, you should be able to attach the shock mount and studio condenser mic directly to the mic stand. The Pyle Pro mic stand that is included with the PMKSM20 microphone. Simply remove the Pyle Pro mic clip from the stand and then attach your shock mount. The Pyle Pro mic stand has a standard 5/8" thread.

Q: 4. Can I mount this on a glass table?

A: Yes, the Pyle Pro PMKSH01 Suspension Microphone Boom Arm can attach to any tabletop or shelf, as long as the thickness is not wider than the opening of the clamp.

Q: 5. Is this product recommended for ‘Rode Podmic’?

A: You can utilize this studio arm, but not the shockmount. The Rode Podmic has it's own mic holder, and is too wide to fit into the shock mount included with this boom arm. That being said, it is still a good value.

Q: 6. How close do you have to be for it to pick up the sound? I need a mic for a classroom with remote instructor.

A: The Samson G-Track Pro USB Microphone is a condenser style microphone and it should be placed approximately 6 to 12 inches from the mouth for the best audio quality. If you need a microphone to pick up sound from several feet away, you can use a boundary microphone. If you are looking for a USB microphone, you can use models such as the MXL AC-404 Portable USB Boundary Conferencing Microphone (B&H # MXAC404), the Polsen Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone with Mute (B&H # POUSOB33), or the CAD U7 Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone (B&H # CAU7).

Q: 7. Hi, does this mic has a headphone jack? Thank you.

A: Unfortunately the Samson C01 U does not feature a headphone jack. Samson does offer the C01U Pro however which has upgraded electronics which allows for a cleaner recording, especially in softer speech applications, and a headphone jack for monitoring.

Q: 8. How much weight can this hold? I'm looking to boom this from the ceiling with a Rode NTG3 attached to it and hoping that my NTG3 rig will hold fine on this. Also, hoping to mount this to the ceiling t-bar/tile instead of a typical desk. Any answers to that would be appreciated. Thanks!

A: Mounting will not be an issue in your case and the arm should be able to handle up to about 2 lbs with no problem.

Q: 9. how many watts does this receiver have ?

A: According to Pyle Pro's specifications for the Pyle Pro Home DVD Stereo A/V System with Bluetooth & Wireless Microphone (Gray & Silver), this system has a 200W RMS power output.

Q: 10. Does this work with the razer seiren mini?

A: Yes, you can attach the Razer Seiren microphone to the Pyle Pro boom arm.