The megaphone can be powered via the built-in Li-ion battery or 8x ‘D’ cells.
Before the first use, open the battery compartment of the megaphone. Plug the built-in Li-ion battery pack into the supplied mains adaptor. Let the battery charge for about 6-8 hours. Once the battery pack is fully charged, open the battery compartment, insert the battery pack and connect it to the 2 pin socket.
You can also insert 8x D cells with the correct polarity. Close the battery compartment.

MICROPHONE: Push the ON/OFF button on the side of the microphone to ON position.
Set the USD/SD MIC switch on the left side to MIC position. Place your lips as close as possible to the microphone and speak with a normal voice. Adjust the volume to the desired level via the wheel on the right side of the microphone. Don’t set the volume too loud in order to avoid howling and feedback.
If you don’t want to have the microphone switched on permanently, you can set the ON/OFF button to OFF. Press the trigger button on the top front part of the handle when you want to talk into the microphone. Keep the button pressed while you are speaking.

SIREN: Press the SIREN button to activate the built-in siren. Press again to switch off the siren.

REC: Adjust the volume control to the min. before recording. Press the REC button and the indicator light will be on. Now your megaphone is ready for recording. The longest record time is about 16 seconds. Press the REC button after finishing recording.

PLAY: Press the PLAY button to listen to your recorded message.

USB, SD & AUX OPERATION

Set the USB/SD MIC switch on the left side of the megaphone to USB/SD position.
Insert a USB stick, an SD card or connect the headphone output of an audio source to the AUX connector (3.5mm jack) on the side of the megaphone. The unit will automatically switch to the latest input source. If you want to change the input source during operation, press the M button to cycle through the USB, SD and AUX input sources. Push the switch to MIC position, if you want to use the microphone.

To select the following track, press shortly the  button. To select the last track, press shortly the  button. If you keep one of these buttons pressed, the volume of the USB, SD or AUX source will increase () or decrease ().

Supercardioid polar pattern
Rugged wire mesh cap with internal protective wiremesh cap
Die-cast metal body

Polar pattern: supercardioid
Frequency range: 40 to 20,000Hz
Sensitivity: 2.5 mV/Pa
Recommended load impedance: 2,000Î
Maximum sound pressure level: 144 dB SPL

Transforms almost any wired microphone into a wireless microphone

Sends audio wireless from your mixer to active speakers

Easy plug & play thanks to ID MATCH technology between transmitter and receiver.

The set contains 1 transmitter and 1 receiver.

One transmitter can be used with several receivers (receivers only available in a complete set).

The built in rechargeable batteries can be charged via the USB-C port (5V).

3p XLR connectors on transmitter and receiver. Adapters to 6.3mm Jack included.

Working distance +/-35m (depending on ambient conditions).

Up to 8 hours autonomy (with 100% charged batteries).

What’s in The Box?

Are you looking for a microphone stand that combines a classic look with modern quality? Look no further; here is the MS-300. This beautiful, shiny chrome tripod takes you right back to the 50s and 60s. Elvis, Sinatra, Buddy Holly and the young Beatles have all performed their evergreens standing behind such a chrome tripod. It’s an unmissable item among the rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, soul and doowop artists. With this retro microphone stand, you are guaranteed to steal the show.

Modern specifications

The MS-300 retro microphone stand tripod is fully adjustable in height from 80 to 180 cm/31 to 71 in. This makes it suitable for people of all heights, whether you are short or tall. The foot has extra weight for maximum stability. The stand is sturdy and can take a beating. So, shake, rattle and roll!

Microphone clamp

A thread is attached to the tripod which allows for the most common microphone clamps to used. The MS-300 is therefore suitable for any modern microphone. Saying that, it really comes into its own when used with a matching retro microphone like the UDM-60. Whether you use a contemporary or retro mic, the MS-300 has a movable stand and is therefore flexible.

Retro microphone stand with full Alecto support

The retro microphone stand has been developed and extensively tested in Alecto’s own R&D facility in ‘s-Hertogenbosch. As is to be expected from Alecto, the MS-300 is a solid product, providing extensive support when needed. All our products come with a clear, manual. Our Customer Services Team can be contacted by telephone or e-mail. Alecto offers you a well thought-out and user-friendly product of high quality.

What’s in the box?

• MS-300 Microphone stand and base
• Microphone clamp
• Manual