Microphone ShiverPeaks S/CONN maximum connectivity XLR connector black 55002-S

The ShiverPeaks S/CONN microphone with XLR connector provides a reliable solution for high-quality audio capture in professional and semi-professional settings. Its black, durable housing is designed to withstand regular use in studios, rehearsal rooms and live environments while delivering clear sound transmission through a standard XLR connection. The microphone is engineered for consistent performance across a variety of vocal and instrument sources, making it a practical choice for users who require dependable wired connectivity and balanced signal transfer.

Advantages

The S/CONN model offers maximum connectivity via a three-pin XLR connector to ensure low-noise, balanced audio transmission. Its robust black exterior resists wear from frequent handling and stage use. The microphone’s design focuses on accurate sound capture and stable wired connection, reducing interference and providing consistent levels for recording or live sound reinforcement.

Suitable for

• Studio vocal and instrument recording
• Live performances and stage vocal amplification
• Podcasting and voice-over work with XLR interfaces
• Rehearsals and band practice with mixing consoles

Key specifications

• Connector type: three-pin XLR balanced output
• Housing color and finish: black, durable construction
• Intended signal: analog wired microphone signal
• Typical applications: vocals, instruments, spoken word

How to use

Connect the microphone to a compatible XLR input on a mixer, audio interface or preamplifier using a standard XLR cable. Position the microphone at an appropriate distance and angle relative to the sound source to capture the desired tonal balance and avoid plosives or excessive proximity effect. Adjust preamp gain and any equalization on the connected device to achieve clear, undistorted levels. For live use, secure the microphone in a stand or clip and manage cable routing to prevent handling noise.

Recommendations

Use quality XLR cables and properly maintained preamps or interfaces to preserve the microphone’s balanced signal and minimize noise. Store the microphone in a protective case or cover when not in use to protect the housing and connector. For vocals, experiment with placement and gain staging to find the best clarity and presence without clipping.