Ahuja AUD-98XLR

Description

The AHUJA AUD-98XLR is a high-performance, corded handheld dynamic microphone engineered for general-purpose Public Address (PA) applications, live vocal performances, and spoken-word presentations. Built with a rugged, wear-resistant body and a protective metal mesh grille, it features a high-output Neodymium cartridge that ensures exceptional speech intelligibility and a wide frequency response. Its strict cardioid (unidirectional) polar pattern isolates the primary sound source while minimizing unwanted background noise and off-axis audio feedback, making it a reliable staple for schools, houses of worship, lecture halls, and live stages. Key Mechanical & Hardware Features Neodymium Magnet Cartridge: Provides a high signal-to-noise ratio and powerful audio output level without requiring external pre-amplification. Cardioid Polar Pattern: Unidirectional pickup characteristic suppresses surrounding ambient noise and effectively dampens acoustic feedback. Detachable Cable Assembly: Package includes a high-quality, 3-meter shielded low-noise cable fitted with a professional 3-pin XLR connector. Quick-Release Mic Holder: Bundled with a flexible, heavy-duty mechanical clip designed for quick attachment and detachment from standard microphone stands. Compatible Mechanisms & Audio Equipment Because the AUD-98XLR is a passive dynamic microphone, it is compatible with a vast ecosystem of analog and digital audio mechanisms: PA Amplifiers & Mixers: Plugs directly into any standard public address amplifier, mixing console, or karaoke machine equipped with an XLR microphone input or a 6.3mm ( 4 1 ​ “) TS jack. Microphone Stands: The included quick-detachable clip is universally compatible with standard 5/8” thread desktop stands, floor booms, and overhead podium mounts. Audio Interfaces & Preamps: Compatible with external studio interfaces (e.g., Focusrite Scarlett, Behringer U-Phoria) for digital recording setups. Note: As a dynamic microphone, it does not require +48V Phantom Power, though it will safely tolerate it if enabled on the mixer. Wireless Transmitters: Can be converted into a wireless system by connecting the XLR base to a plug-on wireless microphone transmitter mechanism (such as a standard 2.4GHz or UHF snap-on system).