Crown CM-200A Application Manual page 2

CROWN MICS FOR LIVE SOUND
This guide describes Crown microphones suitable
for live music, and suggests how to use them for
best results.
HANDHELD MICS
CM-200A: Cardioid condenser mic. Sounds much
smoother and clearer than typical stage vocal mics.
Much less EQ is needed to make it sound good. The
CM-200A is stylish and has low handling noise. For
best results, use the included foam pop filter. The
CM-200A also makes a great all-around instrument
mic.
CM-310A: Differoid condenser mic. This mic has
the best gain-before-feedback and isolation of any
handheld mic you can buy. It's a handheld version
of our popular CM-311A headworn mic. Be sure to
use it with lips touching the grille for best isolation.
The CM-310A also sounds good on snare drum, and
cuts down on leakage from the other drums and the
hi-hat.
HEADWORN MICS
CM-311A: Differoid condenser mic. The industry-
standard headworn mic, used by Garth Brooks,
Britney Spears, and many more. It has the best gain-
before-feedback and isolation of any headworn mic
you can buy. Adjust the headband and boom for
best fit, with the mic touching the lips for best
sound.
CM-311AE: Wireless version of the CM-311A, to
be used with your favorite wireless transmitter.
CM-312A: Hypercardioid condenser mic. For
situations where feedback and isolation are not
too critical. Sounds clear and natural. The mic is
to the side of the singer's mouth. Adjust the mic
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