Wired stage microphone Muse MC-20 B — sensitivity -73 dB, 30–15000 Hz, 3 m cable, 6.35 mm jack, black

The Muse MC-20 B is a wired stage microphone designed for live performance and rehearsal use. It delivers a sensitivity of -73 dB and a frequency response from 30 to 15,000 Hz, intended to capture vocals and instruments with clear mid and low-range detail. The microphone comes in black finish and includes an integrated 3 m cable terminated with a 6.35 mm (1/4") jack for direct connection to compatible amplifiers, mixers and stage equipment.

Advantages

The wired design ensures a stable, interference-free signal during performances. The frequency range of 30–15,000 Hz supports a wide spectrum of sound sources, while the specified sensitivity gives a predictable output level for live sound reinforcement. A 3 m cable provides immediate reach from microphone position to nearby stage equipment, and the 6.35 mm jack offers compatibility with many guitar amps, mixers and public-address interfaces. The black finish is unobtrusive on stage and fits common live setups.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performance on small to medium stages
• Rehearsal sessions and band practice
• Instrument miking where a wired 6.35 mm connection is required
• Plug-and-play setups with amplifiers and mixers that accept 6.35 mm jacks

Key specifications

• Connectivity: Wired
• Device interface: 6.35 mm (1/4") jack
• Frequency response: 30–15,000 Hz
• Sensitivity: -73 dB
• Cable length: 3 m (integrated)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the Muse MC-20 B to an amplifier, mixer or other audio input using the built-in 3 m cable and the 6.35 mm jack. Position the microphone at a suitable distance from the sound source to achieve the desired balance between clarity and proximity effect—typically 5–30 cm for vocals, with adjustments as needed for instruments. Monitor input levels on your mixing device to avoid clipping; reduce gain if distortion occurs. Use standard microphone stands and clamps compatible with stage microphones for stable placement.

Usage recommendations

For reliable stage performance, route the cable away from high-traffic areas to reduce the risk of accidental disconnection. When connecting to devices that only accept XLR inputs, use an appropriate adapter or DI box to match levels and impedance. Regularly inspect the cable and connector for wear and clean the jack contact points as part of routine maintenance.