Teenage Engineering HANDY MIC

teenage engineering HANDY MIC is a compact XLR microphone with a push-to-talk button and a coiled cable. You plug it into the EP–35 to record vocals, sing karaoke or just speak a little louder, and when you do not need it you park it on the speaker handle.

A microphone that does not tangle in the bag

An ordinary mic with a long cable soon turns into a knot. The handy mic's coiled cable stretches up to 1.5 m and returns to a compact shape when released. The microphone measures 96 x 18.8 mm, so it can be stored on the EP–35 handle when only the guitar is playing. The push-to-talk button passes signal only when you actually speak or sing, which limits noise and feedback between phrases.

Standard connector, wide powering range

The microphone has a standard 3-pin XLR connector and works with phantom power from 5 to 48 V, so the EP–35 microphone input with 48 V drives it without adapters. It suits vocals, karaoke, short announcements and voice recordings.

KEY FEATURES

• Compact XLR microphone
• Push-to-talk button
• Coiled cable reaching up to 1.5 m
• Phantom power 5-48 V
• Standard 3-pin XLR connector
• Stores on the EP–35 handle

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: compact microphone with a push-to-talk button
• Connector: XLR, 3-pin
• Powering: phantom 5-48 V
• Cable: coiled, extends to 1.5 m
• Dimensions: 96 x 18.8 mm
• Compatibility: teenage engineering EP–35