When not in use, the microphone should be stored in a dry, ventilated, dust-free place. If the humidity in the area is high, it is recommended to use a moisture-proof box or a sealed plastic bag and put in a desiccant to prevent moisture and dust from damaging the microphone.
When recording or speaking, using a spray shield can effectively prevent saliva, moisture, etc. from spraying on the microphone and protect the microphone diaphragm from damage. At the same time, the spray shield can also reduce the generation of noise and plosive sounds.
Holding the microphone for a long time may generate static electricity and sweat, which may damage the microphone. It is recommended to use a microphone stand or fixture to avoid holding it for a long time.
When installing the microphone, make sure that the fasteners are firm and reliable, and avoid hard locking or over-tightening. When using, be careful to avoid falling or collision to avoid damaging the microphone.
Plugging or unplugging the microphone or microphone cable when it is powered on may cause damage to the microphone. Therefore, the power should be turned off before plugging or unplugging the microphone.
The microphone mesh and filter are prone to accumulate dust and dirt, and should be cleaned regularly with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner. If necessary, you can use a special cleaning agent, but avoid using strong chemicals.
When storing and transporting the microphone, you should use a special storage box or packaging bag to protect the device from damage. At the same time, avoid exposing the microphone to extreme temperatures or humidity to avoid affecting its performance and service life.
Through the above maintenance measures, you can effectively extend the service life of the microphone and maintain its good sound quality.
