Audix MBW50B - 50" Carbon Fiber Boom with M1370B Cardioid Mic

Audix MBW50B - WIRELESS MICROBOOM SYSTEM

50" Carbon Fiber Boom with M1370B Cardioid Mic

The MBW Wireless MicroBoom series adds the convenience of wireless operation to
the popular Audix MicroBoom range with performance that is indistinguishable from
wired versions. Systems are designed to plug directly into Audix and other popular body
pack transmitters (not included) that provide 4.5 to 5.5 volts DC power. A single 50”
Wireless MicroBoom System easily reaches to the top of a three-tier riser and will cover
a 20-person choir, while a single 84” system reaches to the top of a four-tier riser and
will cover a 25-person choir. All cables needed to interface body pack transmitters and
a newly designed MCWBOOM stand mount adapter are included. Systems are offered
in 50 and 84 inch boom lengths with cardioid and hypercardioid capsule options. For
customers seeking to convert existing wired MicroBoom systems to wireless, M1370B
(cardioid) and M1370BHC (hypercardioid) may be ordered separately and include
cables, MCWBOOM, MBWFLEX and WS1218 windscreen

OPERATION

The MBW range is a modular system designed to deploy the M1370B (cardioid) and
M1370BHC (hypercardioid) microphone to an optimized height for sound capture or
reinforcement of tiered choirs and musical ensembles with a boom-arm end designed
to clip on to a wireless bodypack. The microphone attaches to the mini-XLR connector
at the end of the gooseneck on the carbon fiber boom arm. To release and remove the
microphone from the connector, simply push the button on the side of the mini-XLR
and pull the microphone off.
The boom arm is then securely attached to any mic stand via the MCWBOOM stand
mount adapter (included). Using either the supplied 3 or 4 pin cable (whichever is
applicable) the boom arm is then connected to a wireless body pack transmitter using
the same push button connector described above.
The wireless body pack may be mounted directly to the boom arm at the lower
connector housing using the included MBWCLIP or mounted to the mic stand using
the included MBWFLEX.

USER TIPS

The cardioid pattern is the most widely used as it offers a good balance between
the sound of the instrument or voice within the context of the room or venue. The
hypercardioid pattern is useful in acoustically reverberant spaces or when there are
many open microphones. This pattern is helpful in further isolating the instrument or
vocal from the rest of the instruments on stage - for example a loud sound source such
as drums next to a choir. For area miking or group vocals, the recommended working
distance can be between 2 - 3 feet from the sound source. For instruments, optimal
position is between 3 – 12 inches; this may vary with instrument and room acoustics.
The M1370B and M1370BHC are low impedance microphones designed solely for
wireless operation. They require 4.5 V - 5.5 V DC bias power supplied by a wireless
body pack transmitter and although standard 48 V DC phantom power voltage from an
audio mixer or recording device will not damage the microphone, it will not pass signal.

APPLICATIONS

•Choir
•Ensemble vocal
•Theatre
• Orchestral zone miking
•Location recording
•Presentation

FEATURES

•Pristine, studio-grade audio quality
•Compatible with standard 5V body pack
transmitters
•Fast setup, portable, and cable-free
•Designed, assembled & tested in the USA

WHAT IS INCLUDED

• M1370B cardioid microphone
• a carbon fiber boom
• MCWBOOM stand mount assembly
• 4 cables (TA3F to TA3F 1-foot and 6-foot; TA3F to TA4F 1-foot and
  6-foot)
• MBWCLIP bodypack boom mount
• MBWFLEX bodypack stand mount and windscreen