Blue BLUEBIRD User Manual

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Warranty

This Microphone or related part is warranted under the conditions

outlined below to its original, registered owner, provided the

purchase was made from an authorized Blue Microphones dealer.

This microphone or related part is guaranteed to remain free

from operating defects for one year from the date of purchase.

In the event that service is required, all necessary parts and

labor will be furnished free of charge during this period. This

warranty is void if the serial number has been altered, removed

or defaced. The warranty is void if the equipment is altered, mis-

used, mishandled, maladjusted, or is serviced by any parties not

authorized by Blue. The warranty does not include transportation

costs incurred because of the need for service unless arranged for

in advance. Blue reserves the right to make changes in design

and improve upon its products without obligation to install these

improvements in any of its products previously manufactured.

This warranty is in lieu of any or all expressed or implied.

In keeping with our policy of continued product improvement, Blue

reserves the right to alter specifications without prior notice.

Exclusively manufactured by Blue Microphones

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Page 1 This Microphone or related part is warranted under the conditions outlined below to its original, registered owner, provided the purchase was made from an authorized Blue Microphones dealer. This microphone or related part is guaranteed to remain free from operating defects for one year from the date of purchase.
Page 2 With proper care and use, the Bluebird will reward you with many years of recording enjoyment. Unlike other bluebirds you may know of, this one requires no feeding and there’s no mess to clean up!
Page 3 Bluebird Capsule Frequency Response This frequency chart of the Bluebird capsule is only a start. It gives the recordist a basis of the sound provided. How the microphone reacts in a particular application will differ greatly because of many variables. Room acoustics, distance from sound source (proximity), tuning of the instrument and microphone cabling are only a few of the interacting issues.
Page 4 Give the Bluebird a try on electric bass, airy highs (toward the mouthpiece) and cutting blues harmonica, and organ too! midrange (toward the bell).

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