TOP PRO TP-300 Handheld Dynamic Microphone – Crisp Sound & Strong Build
The TOP PRO TP-300 Handheld Dynamic Microphone is designed for users who demand both sturdy build quality and precise sound reproduction. Whether you’re performing live, speaking at events, or recording, this microphone offers dependable audio with a smooth, natural tone. It is designed to withstand the rigors of regular use while delivering the clarity you need for a professional sound.
With its balanced vocal response, the mic’s tailored frequency range enhances clarity and depth for voices, making sure you cut through the mix. The cardioid pickup pattern focuses on the primary sound source, effectively minimizing unwanted background noise and feedback. Its solid metal casing and robust grille are built for exceptional durability. An internal shock matrix and pop protection further ensure cleaner recordings by reducing handling noise and plosive sounds.
Key Features:
- Balanced Vocal Response: Tailored frequency range enhances clarity and depth for voices.
- Cardioid Pickup Pattern: Captures sound primarily from the front, minimizing background noise and feedback.
- Built for Durability: A solid metal casing and robust grille withstand regular use.
- Internal Shock Matrix & Pop Protection: Helps reduce handling noise and plosive sounds for cleaner recordings.
- Standard XLR Output: Universally compatible with PA systems, mixers, and audio interfaces.
Specifications:
- Mic Type: Dynamic
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency Range: 50 Hz – 16 kHz
- Sensitivity: Approx. –54 dBV/Pa
- Connector: 3‑Pin XLR Male
- Weight: ~300 g
- Accessories: Mic clip included; XLR cable sold separately
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Is it suitable for live singing?
Yes—it delivers strong vocal projection and resists feedback well.
2. Does this mic require power?
No—it’s classic dynamic design works without phantom or battery power.
3. Can it be used for podcasts or streaming?
Indeed—its clarity and consistency make it a solid choice for content creation.
4. Does it come with a cable?
No—an XLR cable needs to be purchased separately.
