Ahuja AUD 101XLR Microphones | Unidirectional Dynamic | Multi Purpose Applications | Wired Microphone

Ahuja AUD-101XLR Dynamic Microphone

The Ahuja AUD-101XLR is a unidirectional dynamic microphone for everyday PA work: speeches, announcements, basic vocals and presentations in halls, schools, houses of worship and events. Its dynamic capsule needs no power, tolerates rough handling and loud sources, and rejects sound from the sides and rear to keep feedback and room noise down. With a 50 to 15,000 Hz response, 2.2 mV/Pa sensitivity and 500 ohm impedance, it connects by XLR to the low-impedance inputs of standard PA mixers and amplifiers.

Key features

• Unidirectional dynamic microphone for multi-purpose PA use
• Frequency response of 50 to 15,000 Hz
• Sensitivity of 2.2 mV/Pa, impedance of 500 ohms
• XLR connection for standard mixer inputs
• Needs no phantom power or batteries
• Rejects off-axis noise for feedback resistance

The working PA microphone

Every PA rack needs microphones that simply work, every day, in different hands. The AUD-101XLR is that microphone: a dynamic design that plugs into any standard mixer, survives being passed around, dropped into a kit bag and used again tomorrow. Dynamic capsules handle loud, close sources without distortion, which is why this format is the default for speech and general-purpose vocal work at this level.

Direction matters

Unidirectional pickup concentrates on the speaker in front of the microphone and reduces what arrives from the sides and behind: the audience, the room and, most importantly, the loudspeakers. That rejection is the first line of defence against feedback and muddy announcements. It rewards simple technique: speak across the top of the microphone at a consistent distance, keep the loudspeakers in front of the microphone line, and the system stays clean at working volume.

Straightforward electricals

The 50 to 15,000 Hz response covers speech and vocals fully. Sensitivity of 2.2 mV/Pa suits PA mixer gain ranges, and the 500 ohm impedance matches standard low-impedance inputs over normal cable runs with a balanced XLR lead. No phantom power, no batteries, no settings: connect, set gain, and the microphone is ready.

Care and handling

Dynamic microphones are forgiving, but not indestructible. Keep the AUD-101XLR dry, avoid dropping it onto hard floors, and do not tap the grille to test it: a spoken count at working distance is the correct check. Foam windscreens, where the setting justifies them, reduce plosive thumps for close speech and keep moisture off the capsule outdoors. Store it in the kit bag rather than loose in a drawer, coil its cable without tight bends, and check the XLR pins occasionally for damage or corrosion. Looked after this way, a microphone of this class gives years of daily service, which is exactly what schools, halls and rental racks ask of it.

For halls, schools and events that need a dependable wired microphone for speech and announcements, the Ahuja AUD-101XLR is the straightforward, durable choice.