Микрофон M-AUDIO Nova. Инструкция на английском языке

Nova
User Guide
English ( 2 – 3 )
Guia del usuario
Espanol ( 4 – 5 )
Guide d'utilisation
Francais ( 6 – 7 )
Guida per l'uso
Italiano ( 8 – 9 )
Benutzerhandbuch
Deutsch ( 10 – 11 )

User Guide (English)
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Nova microphone from M-Audio. Please take a few moments to
familiarize yourself with your new microphone by reading this guide.
The Nova's clean electronics combine with an all-brass capsule to produce a smooth tone that
makes it a great choice as an all-purpose recording microphone. Use it on vocals, acoustic
instruments, guitar amps or room recordings.
Features
•   1.1" diameter evaporated gold diaphragm
•   single-pattern cardioid
•   solid brass capsule and body
•   20Hz-18kHz frequency response
Box Contents
The container for your microphone was  carefully constructed for protection during shipping.
Please save this packaging for storage or traveling with your Nova microphone.  If your box
does not include the following items, please contact your dealer immediately:
•   Nova microphone                   •   XLR microphone cable
•   Soft case                         •   User Guide
•   Hard mount                        •   Safety & Warranty Manual
Support
For complete system requirements, compatibility information, and product registration, visit the
support section of the M-Audio website: www.m-audio.com/support.
Usage
Connections and Phantom Power
The M-Audio Nova microphone outputs a balanced, low-impedance signal. It is designed to be
connected to the mic-level inputs of a mixer channel or a dedicated high-quality preamp.
As with all condenser microphones, your Nova requires power in order to operate. You will
need to  connect the Nova  to the XLR  connection of a preamp or mixer  channel strip that
supplies +48V phantom power (phantom power shares the same XLR cable as the audio from
the microphone). To avoid pops and surges that can damage components like speakers and
microphones, always follow these steps when connecting the mic and/or cable:
1.   Turn the gain of the channel on your preamp/mixer all the way down.
2.   If your preamp's/mixer's phantom power is activated, deactivate it.
3.   Use a high-quality XLR cable (included) to  connect Nova to that channel on your
preamp/mixer.
4.   Activate your preamp's/mixer's phantom power.
5.   Turn up the gain of the channel on your preamp/mixer.
Before disconnecting the mic and/or cable, repeat Steps 1 and 2.
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Cardioid Pattern
Cardioid is the  most universal microphone  polar pattern.  This is because the  back of the
microphone rejects sound, allowing the engineer  to isolate the signal  source from other
performance elements or background noise. The logo side of the microphone is the "live" side.
Care of Your Microphone
Here are a few tips for the care of your Nova microphone:
•  Never subject the Nova to physical shock.
•  Always use a mic stand and use the included hard mount when securing it to a stand.
•  Always wipe the Nova's exterior with a soft dry cloth and return it to its case after each use
to prevent damage caused by dust.
•  If your Nova needs more extensive cleaning, lightly dampen a soft cloth with water or mild
household soap  and clean  the metal  exterior, wiping it completely dry  when finished.
Never spray a cleaning agent on the Nova itself, as excessive moisture can damage the
unit.
•  Avoid subjecting the Nova to any kind of moisture. In vocal applications, use a windscreen
to protect the diaphragm from the build-up of breath condensation and saliva.
•  Never disassemble the Nova. There are no user-serviceable parts inside.
•  Use high-quality cables to avoid short  circuits that may damage the microphone's
electronics.
•  Avoid temperature extremes above 95°F and below 50°F. To avoid harmful condensation
on the  diaphragm when moving between indoor and outdoor environments, allow the
Nova to acclimate to room (air) temperature before connection.
Technical Specifications
Type                       Large-diaphragm condenser, gold evaporated
Polar Pattern              Cardioid
Frequency Response         20 Hz – 18 kHz
Sensitivity                16 mV/Pa (-36 dBV)
Max. SPL for 0.5% THD      128 dB
Equivalent Noise Level     14 dB (A-weighted)
Output Impedance           200 ?
Recommended Load impedance   >1000 ?
Preamp Topology            Class-A FET
Power Requirement          +48 V phantom power
Connector                  3-pin male XLR
Grille and Body            Wire mesh grille, solid brass body
Finish                     Silver nickel plating
Dimensions                 1.9" (52 mm) diameter, 7.3" (185 mm) long
Weight                     23 oz. (650 g)
* Specifications subject to change without notice.
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