Manual

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Operating the M3
TheM3maybeconnectedtoamixer(recordingor
live),andbatterypowerwillonlyberequiredifthe
mixerdoesnothaveanin-builtphantomP48orP24
supply. Connection may also be made direct to a
portable DAT or other tape machine enabling field/
location operation using the 9V battery supply.
The M3 microphone has both a PAD switch and a
Filter switch.
On/Off Filter switch
The filter switch is a multifunctional three position
switch. It will control main power (from battery),
microphone mute and filter selection (figure 5). Take
the time to learn what each position does so that you
can get the best performance from your M3.
The two-position variable
High-Pass Filter enables
you to step from a flat
response to 80Hz cut.
Use the high pass filter
when you wish to remove
lowfrequencynoise
that is not part of your
intended sound source. Remember however the
tonal characteristics will be affected by this, so it
is important that you listen to the sound both with
and without the HPF in circuit before deciding if it is
appropriate for the source.
L.E.D light indicator
The M3 has a handy power indicator light to help
notify you when the battery is running low.
L.E.D.
BATTERY POWER OFF
MIC MUTE
FLAT FILTER
HIGH PASS FILTER
Figure 5 - L.E.D. and Filter Switch