Product Detail
The Shure DuraPlex DH5C/O-LM3 Cocoa omnidirectional headset microphone with a LEMO connector is a top - pick for theater shows, stage acts, and broadcast studios. It delivers amazing sound quality with a full, neutral tone that meets high - end audio needs. The comfy headset frame lets performers and speakers focus on their job. This microphone is IP57 rated for dust and water resistance, built to handle tough situations. The DuraPlex series features Shure's 1.6 mm Plex cable. It's super durable, almost free of “memory effect” and kink - free. The dual redundant ground acts as a second shield, making the cable last longer. It can be fully painted, easily fitting into any production setting, perfect for film, broadcast, speech, theater, and performance. Key features include a 5 mm omnidirectional subminiature design with a silicone boom pivot system, IP57 rating, versatile sound quality, a 1.6 mm Shure Plex cable, no memory effect or kinks, paintable with common theater materials, a Presence Cap for tailored frequency response, three color options (Black, Cocoa, Tan), two connector types (TA4F (mTQG) and LEMO), and a kit with useful items. Specifications cover details like the MEMS microphone capsule, omnidirectional polar pattern, 20 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response, and more. The package includes a case, foam and snap - fit windscreens, a single tie clip, and a TQG locking collar (for mTQG/TA4F SKUs).
Using the Shure DuraPlex DH5C/O - LM3 headset microphone is a breeze. First, put on the headset to find a comfortable position. Make sure the microphone is close to your mouth for the best sound pickup. If you're in a noisy environment, attach the foam or snap - fit windscreen to reduce background noise. When using different connector types, ensure a proper connection. For the LEMO connector or TA4F (mTQG), check that it's securely plugged in. As for maintenance, keep it clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the microphone and the cable. Avoid getting it wet, even though it's IP57 rated, as excessive moisture over time can still cause issues. If you want to change its color to match your production, use typical theater paints, pens, or polishes. Don't forget to store it in the provided case when not in use to protect it from dust and damage.
