ProCast

​​ A. Condenser capsule B. Shock mount C. 3-pin XLR Output Connector D. Stand mount with tilt adjustment E. -10dB PAD Switch F. 80Hz high-pass filter switch G. Snap on pop filter

When not in use, it is recommended that the microphone be stored in a dry environment and covered with a plastic bag to prevent dust or other particles from reaching the capsule.

​​ -110 dB PAD 0dB -10dB PAD off -10dB -10dB PAD on Switching on the -10dB PAD (passive attenuation device) will increase the microphone's headroom by 10dB by reducing the signal level of the microphone before it reaches the microphone's electronics. This allows for recording louder sound sources wi

Procast Quick Start Guide

Please ensure that phantom power is powered off before connecting or disconnecting the microphone. ​​ 1. Use an XLR cable to connect the microphone's output to a balanced XLR input with phantom power. ​​ 2. Switch the XLR input's phantom power on. Phantom power is required for the HyperX ProCast to

While you can use a wide number of audio interfaces with the ProCast, please confirm your intended audio interface meets the minimum operating specifications for intended mic functionality. The audio interface will need to be capable of supplying +48V phantom power, and at least 60dB of what’s norma

Microphone Specifications Element - Gold-sputtered externally-polarized condenser Diameter of Diaphragm - 1" Polar Pattern(s) - Cardioid Frequency Response - 20Hz~20kHz Sensitivity - -38+/-3dBV (1V/Pa at 1kHz) Maximum input sound level - 140dBSPL (THD 1%@1kHz) Noise (RMS) - -118dBV (A-weighting) Dyn

​​ The HyperX ProCast has a cardioid pickup pattern, with the area directly in-front of the microphone element being the most sensitive to sound. This is useful for reducing the pickup of background or other unwanted sounds as well as controlling feedback when monitoring with speakers. ​ ​​ 1. Screw