Synco Mic-V10

The SYNCO Mic-V10 is a small diaphragm condenser microphone that is intended to capture sounds of musical instruments and vocals. The hypercardioid directionality allows high level of gain and rejection of off-axis noises. Professional functions like frequency response, high frequency boost, attenuation, and high-pass filter, all work flexibly to get the condenser microphone well suited for different applications.

The SYNCO V10 carries a small diaphragm microphone condenser that is hyper-cardioid directional. It strongly catches the subtlest signals and effectively rejects off-axis noises such as unexpected instrument sound, room ambience and echoes, hence well suited to recording live performances.

The cardioid condenser microphone features a superb gold-plated diaphragm that is strongly resistant to any corrosion and is highly sensitive to musical and vocal sounds. It is very excellent in reproducing different sound sources - whether it is a very deep instrumental sound or a high singing voice - thanks to a flat and balanced frequency noise.

A small sized amplifier is built in to optimize the sound at 4-5KHz for more transparent high pitch, enabling the mic to deliver distortionless sound even without an external amplifier. This is the so-called “4K Legend Microphone Amplifier” in the industry. 

The switchable 10dB attenuator offers a possibility for the condenser microphone to work with instruments that output louder, hence protecting the audio from distortion and howling.

Low-noise circuitry works with 82dB signal-to-noise ratio to provide a clean, transparent, and natural sound. The 150Hz high-pass filter rolls off rumbles and unwanted tones of low frequency.

The all-metal construction is strong and durable, ideal for everyday use. The XLR connector provides secure connection between the unidirectional microphone and most recording devices such as audio mixers, camcorders, and recorders.

The small diaphragm condenser microphone SYNCO V10 is also available at a pair, namely the SYNCO V10S for stereo recording so as to show a full sound picture.