The DMC-502/6 is a commercial-grade, heavy-duty dynamic handheld microphone engineered to deliver crystal-clear voice transmissions across standard CB-27 and mobile radio networks. Featuring a high-fidelity dynamic capsule with a calibrated nominal impedance of 500 Ohms, this universal replacement microphone provides outstanding acoustic response, ensuring sharp, high-intelligibility audio punch even in high-noise commercial environments such as truck cabins, industrial agricultural sites, and logistics vehicles.
Built for heavy daily field use, the DMC-502/6 features a rugged, impact-resistant matte black polymer outer shell ergonomically shaped for a firm, slip-free grip. The high-retention coiled spiral cable stretches smoothly to prevent tangling inside the vehicle dashboard, and comes pre-terminated with a factory-installed 6-pin female microphone connector for immediate plug-and-play installation. To support full fleet versatility, this industry-standard model is also manufactured and available in a 4-pin connector configuration (Catalog Cross-Reference: Ref. 0412).
SPECIFICATIONS & HARDWARE FEATURES:
• Component Type: Professional Dynamic Handheld Communication Microphone
• Acoustic Element Type: High-performance dynamic audio capsule
• Nominal Electrical Impedance: 500 Ohms (Optimized for robust vocal presence)
• Interface Connection: 6-pin female connector (fully assembled and wired)
• Cable Infrastructure: Heavy-duty coiled spiral cord with elastic stretch memory
• Ergonomic Mechanics: Texturized, high-retention Push-To-Talk (PTT) side switch
• Housing Material: Impact-resilient, commercial-grade ABS casing
• Alternate Configuration Note: For legacy transceivers requiring a 4-pin layout, please order Ref. 0412.
• Multi-Brand Hardware Compatibility: Precision-engineered to serve as an OEM-quality replacement for standard 6-pin mobile transceivers from major brands, including Jopix, President, Midland, Dynascan, and CRT.
• Application: Perfect for replacing worn-out or damaged transport fleet microphones, outfitting commercial CB radio stations, equipping maritime communications backups, and stocking high-turnover radio service benches.
