Product Detail
The Pro Intercom DMH9000 is a top - notch broadcast headset. It's not your ordinary intercom headset; it's built for high - end broadcasting. It features a highly directional condenser microphone that needs DIN standard phantom voltage. The headset is durable, has no exposed wiring, and comes with high - performance noise - excluding ear muffs, making it perfect for sports broadcasting and outdoor use. It uses standard broadcast connectors: a 3 - pin male XLR for the microphone and a 1/4' T/R/S phone plug, both from Neutrik. Key features include a low visual profile designed for broadcast and studio work, great acoustical and electrical isolation to reduce cross - talk, a symmetrical hypercardioid studio - quality condenser microphone, and earspeakers with a special contour, wide bandwidth, and high sensitivity. Technical specs: Earspeakers have a frequency response of 16 - 10,000Hz or 10 - 34,200Hz, 400 Ohm nominal impedance per side, a 94dB sound pressure level, over 25dBA external noise exclusion, 7N average pressure on ears, and weigh 12oz (350g) without cable. The microphone is a condenser type, with a - 10dB frequency response of 35 - 15,000Hz, a hypercardioid polar pattern (near field), front - to - back ratios of over 20dB at 180 degrees and over 22dB at 135 degrees, 7mV/Pa sensitivity at 1kHz, and 600 Ohm balanced impedance at 1kHz.
Using the Pro Intercom DMH9000 is easy. First, connect the 3 - pin male XLR from the microphone to your broadcast equipment and the 1/4' T/R/S phone plug from the earspeakers. Put on the headset, adjust it to fit comfortably on your head. When using it, make sure the microphone is positioned close to your mouth for the best sound capture. For outdoor use, be aware of the weather. Try to keep it dry as moisture can damage the components. To maintain it, clean the ear muffs regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Don't use harsh chemicals on the headset. Also, when you're done using it, store it in a cool, dry place, and keep it away from sharp objects that could scratch or damage it.
