Voice Pickup
Handheld and fixed microphones need correct gain, speaking distance, and placement to keep announcements clear.
TOA Handheld Microphone
TOA DM-1100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone
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TOA DM-1100 handheld microphone for announcements, speeches, meetings, and PA sound systems.
Key Features
- Dynamic handheld microphone for speech use
- Suitable for PA announcements and presentations
- Practical choice for meeting and classroom audio
- Can be used with compatible PA amplifiers and mixers
- Comfortable handheld form for daily operation
- Arozex can supply with required cable and setup support
Product Description
The TOA DM-1100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone is suitable for voice pickup in PA systems, meetings, announcements, classrooms, religious spaces, and presentation areas. It gives operators a simple handheld speech microphone option for daily use. Arozex Technologies can include it in complete amplifier and speaker packages with proper cable, connector, and input matching.
Product Specification
Brand
TOA
Model
DM-1100
Product Type
Dynamic handheld microphone
Primary Use
Speech pickup and announcements
System Fit
PA amplifier or mixer input
Recommended For
Meeting room, school, mosque, office, event space
Installation
Handheld wired microphone setup
Service Support
Supply, connection, testing, and audio support
TOA DM-1100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone Microphone Use Case
A PA microphone should be selected according to speaking distance, user movement, room audio setup, and feedback risk.
Amplifier Matching
Microphone connector type, input sensitivity, cable length, and mixer or amplifier compatibility should be checked.
Feedback Control
Speaker direction, microphone position, room echo, and gain setting should be tested before daily use.
Before Using TOA DM-1100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone
Check microphone input compatibility with the mixer amplifier or audio system.
Test voice level, feedback risk, cable route, and operator handling comfort.
Place speakers away from direct microphone pickup zones where possible.
Keep spare cables or backup microphones for important announcement systems.
