The ShiverPeaks 55022-B microphone offers professional-grade wired connectivity through an XLR connector for stable, low-noise audio transmission. Housed in a robust blue enclosure, this microphone is designed for studio recording and live performance environments where reliable signal quality and mechanical durability are required. It supports standard XLR cabling and is aimed at users who need consistent analog audio capture without wireless latency or interference.
Advantages
The microphone combines a durable metal body with a standard XLR interface to ensure secure connection and long-term reliability. Its design reduces handling noise and provides stable mechanical support for frequent setup and teardown. The blue finish gives a clear visual identity suitable for stage and studio use, while the XLR connectivity maintains professional audio fidelity and compatibility with mixers, audio interfaces, and PA systems.
Suitable for
- Studio vocal and instrument recording
- Live vocal performance on stage
- Podcasting and voiceover work in controlled environments
- Use with professional mixers and audio interfaces requiring XLR input
Key specifications
- Connection type: XLR analog connector for balanced audio
- Body material: metal chassis designed for durability
- Finish: blue color for visual identification
- Application: suitable for vocals and instrument capture in studio and live contexts
- Compatibility: works with standard XLR cables and professional audio equipment
How to use
Connect the microphone to an audio mixer, interface, or preamp using a balanced XLR cable. Ensure the receiving device provides appropriate gain and, if required by the microphone type, phantom power. Position the microphone according to the source: close for intimate vocal capture, or at a suitable distance and angle for instrument recording. Check levels to avoid clipping and make small adjustments to gain and distance to obtain clear, natural sound.
Usage recommendations
For best results, use a high-quality balanced XLR cable and set input gain conservatively to prevent distortion. When used on stage, secure the microphone in a shock-mounted clip or stand to minimize handling noise. In studio sessions, pair with a suitable microphone preamp and use pop filters or windshields as needed to control plosives and breath sounds.
