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The MONACOR PDM-302PTT is a professional dynamic desktop microphone specifically designed for public address (PA) and communication systems that require momentary activation. Featuring a flexible gooseneck and a dedicated Push-to-Talk (PTT) button, it ensures clear, controlled voice announcements.
Momentary Push-to-Talk (PTT): Equipped with a low-noise button that activates the microphone only while pressed, ensuring instant, controlled announcements and preventing accidental transmission.
Professional Dynamic System: Utilizes a dynamic capsule for reliable and high-quality voice pickup, optimized for speech applications.
Cardioid Polar Pattern: The cardioid pickup pattern effectively captures the speaker's voice while minimizing ambient noise and potential feedback.
Flexible Gooseneck: The 310 mm gooseneck allows the user to easily adjust the microphone for optimal speaking position.
Balanced XLR Connection: Includes a 4.8-meter balanced connection cable terminated with an XLR plug for professional, interference-free integration into mixers and PA systems.
Robust Desktop Console: Built with a sturdy console housing (120 x 60 x 160 mm) for stable and dependable desktop use.
The PDM-302PTT is an excellent choice for applications like security desks, customer service points, and industrial facilities where precise, short-duration announcements are standard practice.
