Microphone HATOR HTA-510 Signify RGB cardioid microphone

The HATOR HTA-510 Signify RGB cardioid microphone delivers clear voice capture with a cardioid pickup pattern and a durable metal body. It includes bright RGB lighting with touch control and memory, built-in sensitivity and backlight adjustment, a touch mute button, and an anti-vibration mount. Compatible with PC, game consoles and smartphones, the microphone connects via USB Type-C and comes with a 2 m paracord cable.

Advantages

The cardioid polar pattern and 16 mm capsule provide focused sound capture that reduces background noise. Touch-controlled RGB lighting with memory allows quick adjustment of illumination. Built-in sensitivity control and a touch mute button enable fast, silent recording management. Metal construction and an anti-vibration mount increase durability and minimize handling noise.

Suitable for

• Streaming and live broadcasting
• Podcasting and voice recording
• Gaming and voice chat
• Use with PCs, game consoles and smartphones

Key specifications

• Directional pattern: cardioid
• Capsule size: 16 mm diameter
• Maximum sound pressure level: 125 dB
• Frequency range: 20 Hz–16 kHz
• Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥66 dB
• Bit depth: 16 bits
• Sampling rate: 44.1 kHz / 48 kHz
• Sensitivity: -41 dB ±2 dB
• Operating voltage: 1–10 V
• Resistance: 600 Ω
• Cable length: 2 m paracord
• Connection: USB Type-C
• Weight: 210 g

How to use

Connect the microphone to a compatible device using the included USB Type-C cable. Position the cardioid microphone so the front faces the sound source to capture clear vocals and reduce ambient noise. Use the built-in sensitivity control to adjust input level and the touch mute button to enable or disable the microphone quickly. Adjust the RGB backlight via touch control; the memory function will recall the last selected setting.

Usage recommendations

Place the microphone on a stable surface or on an appropriate mount and use the anti-vibration mount to minimize handling and desk noise. Keep the capsule aimed toward the speaker and maintain a consistent distance for stable recording levels.