Voice Pickup
Handheld and fixed microphones need correct gain, speaking distance, and placement to keep announcements clear.
TOA Handheld Microphone
TOA DM-1300 Dynamic Handheld Microphone
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TOA DM-1300 handheld microphone for clear voice pickup in professional PA and meeting audio systems.
Key Features
- Handheld dynamic microphone for speech applications
- Clear voice pickup for announcements and presentations
- Suitable for PA, training, and public speaking systems
- Can be paired with TOA mixer amplifiers
- Practical wired microphone option for fixed audio setups
- Supported with connection and audio testing by Arozex
Product Description
The TOA DM-1300 Dynamic Handheld Microphone is useful for PA systems that need a dedicated voice microphone for announcements, lectures, speeches, and public communication. It can be supplied as part of a full audio package with amplifier, speakers, cables, and installation. Arozex Technologies can test the microphone with the selected sound system to ensure clear output and proper gain levels.
Product Specification
Brand
TOA
Model
DM-1300
Product Type
Dynamic handheld microphone
Primary Use
Speech, lecture, and announcement audio
System Fit
PA amplifier or audio mixer
Recommended For
Classroom, office, mosque, auditorium, meeting room
Installation
Wired handheld microphone connection
Service Support
Supply, setup, testing, and after-sales support
TOA DM-1300 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-1300 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.
