Sense SE-300-CM-W Quick Start Manual

Overview
The Sense™ Supercardioid Condenser Hanging Microphones are condenser microphones designed
specifically for conference rooms, training rooms, and houses of worship. By suspending and angling the
mic over the desired sound pickup area, the high sensitivity and wide, dynamic frequency response from
your Sense™ microphone will reproduce high-quality sound for all recording purposes.
Features
• High sensitivity for quality sound pick-up in
difficult situations
• 25' cord detachable XLR cable & connectors
Mounting Plate Installation
1. Pass the microphone through the hole in the
mounting plate (Figure 1).
2. Adhere the label to the reverse side of the
mounting plate, covering the hole. Slide the
microphone wire through the slot in the label, then
press the label firmly onto the plate (Figure 2).
3. Pull the desired amount of microphone wire
through the mounting plate, then thread the
wire through either of the grooves on the edge
of the mounting plate (Figure 3).
4. Use the 4 included screws to to secure the
mounting plate to the ceiling (Figure 4).
Installation Tips & Guidelines
• Use the microphone's 120° pickup angle to
capture the desired area by positioning it in front
of the closest sound source, above the most rear
source, and aimed between them (Figure 5).
• If using more than 2 mics in the same
environment, keep the second mic 9.8' away from
the first, or 3 times the distance from the closest
performer to the microphone (Figure 6).
• Wind the wire around the flexible hanger to hold
the microphone in the desired direction (Figure 7).
• Slip the windscreen over the head of the mic to
prevent any popping noises from breath or air
(Figure 8).

Quick Start Guide

Ceiling Condenser Microphone
• Foam windscreen provided for "pop" shielding
• Hypercardioid pickup pattern
• RF filtering to prevent wireless interference
Figure 1
Figure 3
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LESS THAN 8
120°
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LESS THAN 3.3
Figure 5
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Figure 2
Figure 4
9.8'
MIC A MIC B
120°
Figure 6
Figure 8