Microphone AZUSA DM-202 – dynamic vocal microphone, wired, cardioid pattern

AZUSA DM-202 is a wired dynamic vocal microphone designed for live vocals and speech. The microphone features a cardioid pickup pattern that focuses on sound sources in front of the capsule while minimizing off-axis noise and feedback. Built with robust materials and a practical unidirectional design, the AZUSA DM-202 connects via a standard XLR output to mixers, PA systems and audio interfaces, providing reliable vocal capture for stage, rehearsal and presentation environments.

Advantages

The AZUSA DM-202 combines a dynamic capsule and cardioid polar pattern to deliver consistent vocal clarity in live settings. Its wired XLR connectivity ensures stable signal transmission without the need for batteries. The construction is engineered for frequent handling and stage use, with a durable grille and body that resist wear. The microphone’s focused pickup characteristic reduces background noise and helps control feedback on small to medium stages.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performances in small venues and rehearsal rooms
• Presentations, public speaking and lectures
• Stage rehearsals, karaoke and band practice
• Portable PA systems and basic sound reinforcement setups

Key specifications

• Transducer type: dynamic
• Polar pattern: cardioid (unidirectional)
• Output connector: 3-pin XLR (wired)
• Frequency response: optimized for vocal clarity
• Construction: metal grille and reinforced body for stage use

How to use

Connect the AZUSA DM-202 to a mixer or PA system using a standard XLR cable and set the input gain to an appropriate level to avoid clipping. Position the microphone approximately 5–15 cm from the mouth for typical vocal work, angling slightly off-axis to reduce plosive sounds if necessary. Use the cardioid pattern to aim the capsule toward the primary sound source and away from stage monitors or other noise sources. For best results, apply gentle equalization and, if available, a low-cut filter to reduce handling and proximity bass buildup.

Usage recommendations

For reliable live performance, check cable connections and gain structure before each set. Store the microphone in a protective case or pouch when not in use, and clean the grille periodically to maintain sound quality. When using stage monitors, position them in front of the mic’s null points to minimize feedback. The wired design is ideal for situations where stable, low-latency audio is required.