Product Detail
The Black Countryman H6DW5BL3 Directional H6 Headset Microphone comes with a Line 6 1/4in Phono Right Angle Connector. Model H6DW5BL3 is compatible with Line 6TBP06 devices like XD - V30L, XD - V35, and Relay G30. The 'D' stands for Directional, 'W5' means standard gain for general speaking, and 'B' indicates the color black. This H6 Headset is the world's lowest - profile headset mic. It combines the clear sound quality and water - resistant capsule design of the E6 Earset with a comfy, light, and easily adjustable headframe. Ideal for houses of worship, theaters, broadcasters, and presenters. Technical specs include frequency response (Omnidirectional: 20 Hz - 20 kHz; Directional: 30 Hz - 15 kHz), 500 uA operating current, 1 - 2 Volts operating voltage, various power supply voltages, 0.07 oz (2 g) weight, different sensitivities, equivalent acoustic noise levels, overload sound levels, 5 - foot cable length. What's in the box: H6 Headset Microphone, optional H6 Headset Cable, black and white single - tie cable clips, omnidirectional and directional protective caps, windscreen, and a carrying case.
Using your Countryman H6DW5BL3 headset microphone is a breeze. First, adjust the headframe to fit comfortably on your head. The adjustable design ensures a snug fit for all users. Connect the 1/4in phono right - angle connector to your compatible Line 6 device. When speaking, the microphone will pick up your voice clearly thanks to its great sound quality. For omnidirectional use, put on the appropriate protective caps. For directional use, choose the right ones. Keep in mind that the W5 setting is for general speaking. When it comes to maintenance, make sure to store the microphone in the provided carrying case when not in use. This protects it from dust and damage. Clean the microphone gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid getting the microphone wet, although it has a water - resistant capsule, excessive moisture can still affect its performance. Check the cable regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues, it might be time to replace the cable. And that's all you need to know to get the most out of your headset microphone.
