Introducing the HKM-817555 Classic Retro Microphone, designed for KTV and jazz performances. This microphone combines timeless aesthetics with modern sound technology, making it an ideal choice for both casual users and professional musicians.

Crafted from durable zinc alloy, the HKM-817555 exudes a classic charm while ensuring lasting quality. It operates on an external power supply, providing reliability during your performances. The thoughtful design features a built-in mesh that effectively minimizes airflow noise, enhancing your vocal clarity and performance.

This microphone is available in two versions: the standard version and the Major seismic film version, each featuring a single microphone head. Please note that neither version includes additional wires, supports, or accessories. The standard version utilizes a conventional MI core, which has been upgraded for a more enhanced performance. The large diaphragm version incorporates a 38mm core, delivering a broader frequency response and stronger bass, perfect for creating a warm and rich sound that captivates audiences.

Whether you are singing at a karaoke night or performing live jazz, the HKM-817555 Classic Retro Microphone is sure to elevate your sound. This blend of vintage style and contemporary audio technology makes the HKM-817555 a must-have accessory for any music enthusiast.

Product material：

Material: zinc alloy

Details：

Power supply mode: external power supply
Features: The built-in mesh effectively reduces the sound of airflow, and restores the classic microphone shape very well, showing nobleness

PS: The standard version and the Major seismic film version are only single microphone heads, please note that there are no wires, supports and other accessories

Note：The standard version is the size of the conventional MI core (during the activity, the standard version is also upgraded to the large diaphragm MI core), the large diaphragm version is a 38mm large core, the frequency response is wider, the bass is stronger, and the large diaphragm version has a mesh