Accordion - MicroMic C516 ML Mode D'emploi

• Both the rubber plate and the elastic putty pro-
vide the same amount of mechanical noise at-
tenuation as the rubber eyelets on the H 516.
Step 2: Slide the mounting plate (1) of the micro-
phone into the H 516 installation plate (2) to the
point that the mounting plate (1) audibly clicks into
place.
• You can remove the microphone easily, for in-
stance, in order to prevent it being damaged
during shipping: pull the microphone out of the
H 516 mounting plate.
To mic up an accordion optimally, you will need
two microphones, one for the bass and one for the
treble range. The gooseneck lets you align each
microphone exactly as desired.
If your instrument is big enough, you can even in-
stall the microphone inside the case, making sure
to slip on the supplied W 44 windscreen to sup-
press the wind noise produced by the bellows.
To keep the microphone cables out of your way,
route them along the straps and from there to a
B 29 L or two bodypack transmitters.
AKG C 516 ML
3 Using Your Microphone
Note:

3.3 Accordion

Fig. 6: Miking up an
accordion with two
C 516 MLs.
Refer to fig. 6.
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