Fenton DM100W Dynamic Microphone White
Fenton DM100W Dynamic Microphone White
The Fenton DM100W dynamic microphone in white is designed to reproduce vocals and the spoken word. This handheld microphone uses a cardioid polar pattern to capture the sound source from the front. A detachable 3m cable connects the microphone to your audio equipment. The cable features XLR and 6.3mm jack connectors for direct plug-and-play use. The robust ABS plastic construction helps protect the internal components from damage, while the low weight of just 200g makes it easy to handle during performances.
Handheld (with clip)
Microphone type
Dynamic
Microphone operating principle
Directional (cardioid)
Polar pattern
100–10000Hz
Frequency range
Key features of the Fenton DM100W dynamic microphone
- Handheld design made of durable ABS plastic in white
- Low weight of 200g for comfortable holding over long periods
- Integrated mesh grille to protect against impacts
- Cardioid polar pattern to suppress background noise
- Detachable 3m connection cable
- XLR and 6.3mm jack output connectors
- Operation without the need for external phantom power
- Mechanical on/off switch with a mute function directly on the body
Suitable for stages, lectures and singing
Sound capture and polar pattern
The microphone works on a dynamic principle that does not require external phantom power. The cardioid polar pattern captures the audio signal at an angle in front of the microphone capsule. The frequency response covers the 100 to 10000Hz band. This characteristic is ideal for transmitting the human voice and singing. The capsule operates with a nominal impedance of 600 Ohm.
Ambient noise suppression
The design of the microphone head helps suppress unwanted ambient noise. The cardioid directional pattern attenuates sounds coming from behind the microphone and from the sides. The integrated grille absorbs shocks and vibrations during rough handling, ensuring the captured signal remains free from interference.
Connections and outputs
The 3m cable provides plenty of freedom of movement on stage. You can easily disconnect the cable directly from the microphone body when needed. The connection uses a robust 3-pin XLR connector on the microphone side. The other end of the cable terminates in a standard 6.3mm jack connector, making it simple to plug quickly into a mixing console or active speaker.
Controls
The plastic body features a mechanical switch, letting you instantly mute or activate the microphone without having to adjust the mixing console. The mute button works quickly in any situation, putting full control over the audio signal right in your hand. The switch is located within thumb's reach for quick operation.
Design and construction
The microphone body is made of lightweight and durable ABS plastic in white. The overall dimensions are 175×52mm, which meets standard ergonomic requirements for a secure grip. The weight of just 200g significantly reduces hand fatigue during long performances. The device fits into standard microphone clips and stands.
Connector compatibility
The microphone connects using analogue technology without requiring any software installation. The 6.3mm jack output connector is compatible with most karaoke systems, amplifiers and active speakers. The wired signal transmission does not require any batteries or extra power supply – simply plug in the connector and the microphone is instantly ready to use. Thanks to the standard XLR interface on the body, you can also use other compatible cables.
Technical specifications
- Transmitter connector: XLR
- Receiver connectors: 6.3mm jack
- Sensitivity: -71dB (+/- 2dB)
- Impedance: 600 Ohm
- Material: ABS
- Weight: 200g
- Dimensions: 175×52mm
- Cable length: 3m
Package contents
- 1× Fenton DM100W microphone
- 1× Jack 6.3mm – XLR connection cable (3m)
Microphone operating principle
Dynamic microphone is ideal for live performances, public speaking, music production, and more. It captures sound using a magnet and a moving coil.
Condenser microphone is mainly used for studio recordings. It features higher sensitivity and lower noise levels, but requires phantom power.
Frequency range
Frequency range specifies the span of frequencies a microphone can capture. The wider the range, the more sound detail it records.
Low frequencies (e.g. 20–200Hz): bass, the deepest tones of instruments (such as double bass or kick drum), and deep male voices.
Mid frequencies (e.g. 200–3000Hz): body of instruments and the core of vocals where the human ear is most sensitive – crucial for speech intelligibility.
High frequencies (e.g. 3000–14000Hz): treble, fine details, sibilants, and the "sheen" of the sound.
Air band (above 14000Hz): gives recordings a sense of premium, high-quality audio and space.
Sensitivity
Microphone sensitivity is the ratio of output voltage to acoustic pressure. It determines how strong a signal the microphone produces at a given volume level. High sensitivity means higher output and is ideal for quiet studio settings, whereas low sensitivity is better suited to loud environments because it picks up less background noise.
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Tronios BV, Bedrijvenpark Twente Noord 18, 7602 KR Almelo, Holandsko, +31 (0)85 105 3155, [email protected], https://www.tronios.com
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
