Electro Voice HM2

Electro Voice HM2 Description:

The HM2 is a light weight headworn microphone for presentations. The adjustable boom stays right with the speaker so no fade outs common with lapel microphones.

The Electro-Voice HM2 headset microphone is the ideal microphone for anyone who requires high-quality vocals in a hands-free application. The HM2 is perfect for use by lead vocalists, singing instrumentalists, dancers, aerobic instructors and other presenters. Specifications: Connectivity: 4 ft. Cable. Headphones: Single speaker, Mono. Driver Unit Size: 160 mm. Frequency Response: 30 Hz - 18 kHz. Microphone Type: Electret Condenser. Weight: 0.9 oz.

Electro Voice HM2 Specification:

• Element Back Electret Condenser
• Polar Pattern Cardioid
• Connector Type TA4F
• Open Circuit Voltage 4 mV/Pascal
• Audio Frequency Response 30 - 18,000 Hz
• Maximum SPL (1% THD) 120 dB
• Mic Type Headworn
• Wired/Wireless Wireless
• Weight Net 25 g ( 0.88 oz )
• Microphone Applications:
• Speech

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