M40W6S - Microphone Audix - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Dynamic Microphone
Brand	Audix
Model	M40W6S
Frequency Response	50 Hz - 16 kHz
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Impedance	250 ohms
Sensitivity	-54 dBV/Pa
Connector Type	3-pin XLR
Dimensions (Height x Diameter)	165 mm x 52 mm
Weight	300 g
Power Source	No external power required (dynamic)
Housing Material	Die-cast zinc alloy
Finish	Black matte
Application	Live vocals, speech, instrument miking
Included Accessories	Mic clip, carrying pouch, user manual
Maintenance	Clean grille with mild soap and water; avoid moisture
Safety	Keep away from water and extreme temperatures
Spare Parts	Replacement grilles and capsules available
Repairability	Replaceable capsule and cable

Frequently Asked Questions - M40W6S Audix

What type of microphone is the Audix M40W6S?

The Audix M40W6S is a dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern, ideal for live vocals and instruments.

Does the M40W6S require phantom power?

No, it is a dynamic microphone and does not require phantom power.

What cable is compatible with this microphone?

It uses a standard XLR 3-pin cable.

How do I clean the Audix M40W6S?

Remove the grille and wash it with mild soap and water. Let it dry completely before reattaching. Avoid getting moisture on the capsule.

Can I use this microphone with a smartphone?

Not directly; you need an XLR to 3.5mm adapter or an audio interface that provides proper impedance matching. However, it is designed for professional audio systems.

What is the frequency response of the M40W6S?

The frequency response is 50 Hz – 16 kHz, suitable for vocals and spoken word.

What is the warranty period?

Audix offers a 5-year limited warranty on this microphone.

Can I replace the capsule if it gets damaged?

Yes, the capsule is replaceable. Contact Audix or an authorized service center for spare parts.

What accessories come with the microphone?

It includes a mic clip, a carrying pouch, and the user manual.

Is the microphone shock mount included?

No, a shock mount is not included but can be purchased separately as an accessory.

USER MANUAL M40W6S Audix

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AUDIX M40 INSTALLATION GUIDE

Thank you for choosing Audix! Our products are designed to provide you with many years of reliable service. Please read this manual before using the system for optimal installation and operation.

M40 JUNCTION BOX ASSEMBLY

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• DRILL 5/8 INCH HOLE IN THE CEILING TILE.
• OPEN JMB40 BOX LID AND PLACE BOX ON TOP OF 5/8 INCH HOLE IN THE CEILING TILE. (SEE #1)
- PLACE JBM40 BOX OVER THE CEILING TILE 5/8 INCH HOLE.
• INSERT M40 THREADED CEILING MOUNT THROUGH CEILING TILE AND INTO THE JBM40 BOX
• SECURELY TIGHTEN THE KNURLED NUT. (SEE #2)
- INSERT PLENUM WIRE (BELDEN 9451P OR 82761 OR EQUIVALENT THROUGH STRAIN RELIEF (SEE #3) AND TERMINATE TO MATING PHOENIX CONNECTOR. (SEE #4 AND #5)
• TIGHTEN PLENUM CABLE STRAIN RELIEF AND CLOSE LID OF JMB40 BOX. (SEE #5)
• POSITION MICROPHONE TO DESIRED ANGLE.

INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUDIX M40 CEILING MICROPHONES

1

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Open lid of JBM40 box and place on top of ceiling tile drilled hole.

2

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Insert ceiling mount through ceiling tile hole, and into JBM40 box then tighten the knurled nut.

3

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Insert plenum wire through strain relief nut, then connect to the Phoenix terminal.
Recommended cable: Belden 9451P - .124" O.D. or Belden 82761 - .116" O.D.

4

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Wiring:
1 = Ground
2 = Blue (+)
3 = Yellow (-)

5

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Connect Phoenix terminals.

6

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Tighten the strain relief nut. Arrange excess wire in box and fasten lid.

7

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Position microphone to desired angle.

For further information contact

Audix at 503.682.6933

www.audixusa.com

SEISMIC RESTRAINT INSTRUCTIONS

CABLE EXPLODED VIEW:

Wrap the cable around a beam, eyebolt or hanger. Next, slip the cable through the top of cable stay barrel pulling excess cable until taut.

To release cable, depress the cable release pin on top, to release the loop, or on bottom, to extend cable length.