Sennheiser Microphone SK 250 User Manual Page 11

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7. SENSITIVITY SELECTOR SWITCH
The sensitivity selector switch 6 can be used to adapt the gain of the
microphone input in 8 steps to the level of the sound expected. This
setting is to be made in combination with a receiver which has a peak
indicator available, such as the EM 1046. The sensitivity is set correctly
when the "peak" indicator 5 lights up brightly during level peaks. The
microphone is to be held or mounted in its position for later use when
setting. The corresponding display on the EM 1046 receiver indicates a
maximum deviation of approx. 125 %.
In practice, the following guide values have proven themselves for the
adjustment of the sensitivity setting:
Position 2,3 = Loud voices, songs, theatre
Position 3,4,5 = Normal voices, talkshows, interviews
Position 6,7 = Soft voices
Position 8 = Use only for connection with a dynamic microphone !
8. ATTACHMENT OF THE BODY-PACK
TRANSMITTER
Its small dimensions and flat form make it possible to carry the transmitter
easily in a jacket pocket or trousers pocket. The device is to be protected
against falling out by a tight gripping clip with which the transmitter can
also be attached to the waistband or to a belt (Page 26, Fig. 7). To attach the
transmitter with the connections facing downwards, simply reverse the clips.
The nylon transmitter pouch with Velcro closure (accessory) provides
effective protection against moisture for actors who perspire heavily.
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