SONODYNE SVM CH1

Product overview

The SONODYNE SVM CH1 is a corded handheld dynamic microphone from the SVM Series, with a rugged metal body, an on / off switch, a shock mount system and a 3 pin XLR connector.

The SVM CH1 is a uni-directional dynamic microphone with a frequency response of 50 Hz to 13 kHz and an impedance of 620 Ω. Its steel mesh grille and powder coated metal construction resist wear and rough use, and the shock mount system minimises transmitted mechanical noise or vibration. SONODYNE describes it as industry standard tested, highly durable and rugged.

Key features

• Handheld metal body dynamic microphone
• Industry standard tested
• On / off switch on the handle
• Shock mount system to minimise transmitted mechanical noise or vibration
• Steel mesh grille and powder coated metal construction to resist wear and rough use
• High durability and rugged build
• Stand and holder

Built for daily use

The metal body, steel mesh grille and powder coated finish are made for rough use, and the shock mount inside keeps handling noise down. The on / off switch lets the speaker mute the microphone at the handle.

Connection

The SVM CH1 connects through a standard 3 pin XLR connector to a mixer, mixer amplifier or microphone input. Sensitivity is 72 dB +3 dB at 1 kHz and impedance 620 Ω +30 % at 1 kHz.

In the box

• SVM CH1 corded handheld microphone

SONODYNE SVM CH1: frequently asked questions

Is the SVM CH1 wireless?

No. It is a corded dynamic microphone with a 3 pin XLR connector. The SVM Series also includes UHF wireless models.

Does it have an on / off switch?

Yes, an on / off switch is on the handle.

What is its polar pattern?

Uni-directional.

Where can I buy the SONODYNE SVM CH1 in India?

The SONODYNE SVM CH1 is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Speeches and announcements

Halls, schools and offices.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the SVM CH1 with an XLR microphone cable.
2. Set the gain on the mixer or amplifier.
3. Switch the microphone on at the handle.

Tip: Uni-directional pickup favours the speaker in front.

Workflow 2: Stage vocals and hosting

Event hosts and performers.

Connections

Setup

1. Place the microphone in its holder on a stand.
2. Connect it to the stage input.
3. Check the level before the show.

Tip: The shock mount system reduces handling noise.

Workflow 3: Installed sound systems

Places of worship, auditoriums and conference rooms.

Connections

Setup

1. Run an XLR cable to the lectern or stand.
2. Connect the SVM CH1.
3. Leave the switch off until the speaker begins.

Tip: Rugged metal construction for daily use.

Workflow 4: Classrooms and training

Teachers and trainers.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the microphone to the amplifier.
2. Hold it close to the mouth.
3. Mute with the on / off switch between sessions.

Tip: Steel mesh grille and powder coated body resist wear.

Workflow 5: Spare wired microphone

Venues with wireless systems that need a backup.

Connections

Setup

1. Keep the SVM CH1 connected to a free input.
2. Leave it switched off.
3. Switch on when needed.

Tip: A corded microphone needs no batteries.

Workflow 6: Paging and calls

Shops, stations and public spaces.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the microphone to the paging amplifier.
2. Switch on to announce.
3. Switch off after the announcement.

Tip: Frequency response 50 Hz - 13 kHz suits speech.