- Universal microphone for all types of instrument
- Fits violins, trumpets, saxophones, classical or acoustic guitars, etc.
- Microphone with a high-end differential hi-fi electret capsule
- Ultra-light power box
- Reproduces full bass and precise treble
- Power: 6V, 2 CR1225 batteries supplied
- Battery life: approx. 200 hours
- Frequency response: 20Hz/20000Hz
- Output impedance: <2.2KOhms
- Max. consumption: 1mA
- Signal-to-noise ratio: >58dB
- Output level: 750mV max
- Connecting cable not supplied
- Supplied with multiple holders and clips to suit different instruments
- Supplied with neodymium magnets for simple, optimal mounting
- Packed in a box for transport
The brand-new MICROMIC2 microphone has a high-end hi-fi differential capsule. It is quick and easy to fit, and lets you switch from one instrument to another during a concert very easily. So, with a few precautions, you can put your microphone on and take it off as often as you need.
With their special foam, the clips protect the capsule from vibration while also acting as a holder. The microphone stem can be bent and unbent as many times as you like; the main thing to keep in mind is that, to work to its full potential, the MICROMIC2 must be placed fairly close to the sound source, i.e. 5 to 10 cm, to avoid picking up outside sounds, which prevents unwanted feedback.
Properly positioned, the MICROMIC2 has the particular quality of reproducing full bass and precise treble. The instrument's performance and the musical expression will benefit greatly.
For the stage or studio, it is often useful to ask for an active direct box (or DI box) suited to the set-up of the PA system: (REF DIA01 on the site). This box sends the microphone signal to the mixing desk and to your amp. When the connecting jack is plugged into the MICROMIC2 output, the LED lights up to show it is ready to work.
The set of clips supplied should let you fit the MICROMIC2 on almost any musical instrument: violin, flute, guitars, percussion, etc. Some instruments may need 2 MICROMIC2, such as those in the bass reed family, accordions, vibraphones and xylophones, etc. The neodymium magnets of the FWF MICROMIC2 are very powerful and provide a reliable, simple fixing.
As soon as your indicator LED starts to dim, replace the supplied batteries with new ones. Battery life is around 200 hours, and to replace them you simply lift the spring tab slightly, remove the old batteries and fit the new ones, making sure the “+” faces upwards. Your box will be active as soon as the jack is plugged in (indicator LED lit).
In conclusion, your new FWF Systèmes MICROMIC2 needs little maintenance and no special precautions. It is simply best to remove the batteries if it is not going to be used for a long time, and to avoid sudden changes of temperature, as the capsule can be sensitive to condensation.








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