PD100X RGB FAQs

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The choice of mode depends on your usage needs:

• USB mode is suitable for direct connection to computers or other devices, ideal for live streaming, recording, voice calls, and similar scenarios.
• XLR mode is designed for professional audio equipment, offering higher audio stability and sound quality, typically requiring an external audio interface or mixer.

Adjusting the monitor mix ratio can help you balance the volume of the microphone and computer audio in your headphones according to personal preference. By clicking on the microphone or computer icon, you can quickly mute one of the sound sources.

• When the slider is in the middle, the microphone and computer sounds in the headphones will be balanced. (? and ? each 50%)
• Moving the slider in either direction will gradually decrease the volume on the other end. This allows you to adjust to the most suitable volume mix ratio for working or entertainment.

For example: If you don't want to hear your own voice while gaming, you can move the slider to the computer side. This way, only the computer's sound will be played in the headphones, and your own voice will be muted.

No, PD100X RGB is a dynamic microphone and does not require 48V phantom power.

The XLR mode is designed for professional recording environments, where volume and monitoring controls are typically handled by external devices (such as mixers or audio interfaces), so the microphone itself does not activate lights and knobs.

USB mode is aimed at individual users, offering more integrated functions, allowing the microphone to directly control volume, lights, etc., which is why these functions work properly in USB mode.

Problem Analysis:

1. Design Positioning Difference

The dual-mode microphone is designed to meet the needs of different usage scenarios. XLR mode is typically aimed at professional recording environments and is mainly used in conjunction with external audio equipment (such as mixers, audio interfaces, etc.). In this mode, functions like audio control and monitoring are usually handled by external devices, so the microphone itself does not need to integrate light or knob functions to control volume or monitoring.

2. External Control in XLR Mode

The main purpose of XLR connection is to transmit signals with external professional devices, which usually take care of all audio processing and monitoring. For example, functions like volume control, gain adjustment, monitoring are managed by audio interfaces or mixers. XLR mode does not require the microphone itself to participate in these controls.

3. Function Integration in USB Mode

In USB mode, which is designed for individual users, the microphone offers a more integrated experience, providing a plug-and-play convenience. In this mode, the microphone not only outputs audio signals but also allows for adjustments to volume and gain settings through software control, and even features an integrated knob for fine-tuning. As a result, the microphone's lights and knob function properly in USB mode, offering more convenient control and display features.

“Sss” electrical noise: Please move away from mice, RGB keyboards, or other devices with strong radiation, as these can affect dynamic microphones.

“Buzz” ambient noise: Please turn on the noise reduction feature.