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🎤 AHUJA HBM-60CC Head-Band Microphone: Product Details

The HBM-60CC is designed to provide clear, reliable, and consistent voice pickup in applications where the speaker needs to move freely while being amplified.²

1. Key Features & Design

• Headband Design: Ergonomically designed to be worn over the head, ensuring comfortable, secure, and hands-free operation for extended periods.³

• Microphone Type: Condenser (specifically an Electret Condenser).⁴ This type requires a small operating voltage to function, which is supplied by a battery or phantom power.⁵

• Polar Pattern: Cardioid (Unidirectional).⁶ This pattern focuses on picking up sound directly in front of the microphone capsule while reducing the pickup of sounds from the sides and rear (background noise and potential feedback).⁷

• Construction: Features a sturdy yet lightweight frame with a flexible microphone boom (gooseneck) for easy, precise positioning near the mouth.⁸

• Application: Highly suitable for Teachers, Presenters, Speakers, Imams (for announcements in Masjids), Aerobics Instructors, and other wired PA applications.⁹

2. Technical Specifications

3. Connectivity and Power

The connectivity features are specifically what you highlighted in your request:

• Primary Connector: The attached cable typically terminates in a 3.5 mm (1/8") Mono Jack.¹⁰

• Converter/Adapter: It is supplied with an adapter, commonly a 6.35 mm (1/4") plug (sometimes loosely referred to as 5.5 mm), allowing direct connection to the standard large MIC IN input jack on most PA system amplifiers.

• Power Supply: As a condenser microphone, it requires power, which is usually supplied in one of two ways:

  • 1.5V Cell Container: The microphone cable is typically equipped with an inline battery holder (cell container) for a single AA (1.5V) battery.¹¹ This provides the necessary power for the condenser element when connecting to an amplifier that does not supply phantom power.

  • Phantom Power: In some advanced setups (like a mixer), it may be powered by external phantom power, but the $1.5\text{V}$ battery solution is the most common way to use it with standard PA amplifiers.

This setup ensures you can plug the microphone directly into virtually any PA amplifier's microphone input, regardless of whether it accepts a small (3.5 mm) or large (6.35 mm) jack, as long as you have the ¹²$1.5\text{V}$ battery correctly installed.¹³