Microphone GRUNDIG ProMic 800 FX Black — professional vocal/instrument microphone, wired

The GRUNDIG ProMic 800 FX Black is a professional wired microphone designed for clear capture of vocals and instruments. Its construction focuses on reliable sound reproduction and robust build quality suited to stage and studio environments. The microphone provides straightforward connectivity and handling, making it a practical choice for live performance, recording sessions, podcasting and presentations where consistent audio is required.

Advantages

The microphone delivers focused pickup tailored for vocal and instrument sources, reducing background noise and improving clarity. Durable materials and solid construction withstand frequent handling and transport. The wired connection ensures low-latency, stable signal transmission for both live sound and recording applications. Controls and mounting options are simple and compatible with standard stands and accessories.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performances on stage
• Instrument amplification and close-miking
• Studio and home recording
• Podcasting, broadcasting and streaming
• Presentations, conferences and public speaking

Key specifications

• Type: wired dynamic vocal/instrument microphone
• Polar pattern: cardioid (focused pickup for reduced ambient noise)
• Frequency response: tailored for clarity in vocal and instrument ranges
• Connectivity: standard balanced audio output compatible with professional mixers and interfaces
• Construction: metal body with durable grille for stage reliability
• Mounting: compatible with standard microphone stands and clips

How to use

Connect the microphone to a mixer, audio interface or amplifier using a balanced cable. Position the microphone according to the source: near the mouth for vocal use or close to the instrument’s sound source for instrument pickup, taking into account the cardioid pattern to minimize unwanted room noise. Adjust gain and equalization on the mixer or interface to achieve the desired level and tonal balance. Secure the microphone on a suitable stand or clip and check levels before performance or recording.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a quality balanced cable and set input gain so the signal peaks without clipping. Place the microphone to take advantage of its cardioid pattern—aim the null toward noise sources. Use a pop filter for vocal work and allow brief warm-up time for consistent performance in changing environments.