HyperX ProCast Condenser Microphone Overview

The HyperX ProCast Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone is a sleek, cardioid condenser mic with an all-analog XLR output, suitable for most voice-oriented recording circumstances, and designed for people who earn a living from their voice. With a high-quality, gold-sputtered diaphragm and a handy built-in elastic shockmount that reduces vibration, the microphone captures all the subtleties and intricacies of your voice for clear, quiet recordings devoid of handling noises or rumbling.

At A Glance

The ProCast has a -10 dB pad to handle extremely powerful sound sources and an 80 Hz high-pass filter to further reduce undesired low-frequency rumbles. The mic’s detachable metal pop filter, which reduces unwanted plosives and sibilance, and the mic stand adaptor, which guarantees the ProCast can dependable mount to most stands and boom arms with 3/8″ or 5/8″ threads, further increase the mic’s versatility.

Bigger And Better

Better low-frequency performance over smaller diaphragm condensers and better high-frequency details over electret and dynamic microphones are made possible by ProCast’s design. With its emphasis on sounds in front of the microphone, the cardioid polar pattern is ideal for single-source audio recording such as voiceovers, podcasts, streaming, and vocals. To begin recording, connect the ProCast to interfaces or preamps using an XLR connection and 48V of phantom power.

Ready For The Moment

With the elastic rope suspension, you can isolate the microphone and muffle inadvertent rumbles and shocks. The metal pop filter screen that comes with it shields your microphone from moisture and undesired vocal noises. To eliminate the plosive puffs of air that come from “p” noises, just attach the HyperX Shield onto the ProCast’s integrated anti-shock mount. The flexible microphone and adapter are suitable with the majority of boom arms and mic stands since they accommodate 3/8″ and 5/8″ threaded setups.

Fine-Tune Your Recordings

The ProCast’s switchable 80 Hz filter helps reduce unwanted low-end frequencies like rumbles and vibrations. The passive attenuation of the -10 dB pad switch allows the mic to handle high sound pressure level sources of audio.

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