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Changing the Capsule is a simple procedure, 

however special care should be taken when 

handling the capsule.

Follow these instructions carefully:

1.    If the microphone is plugged in, turn off 

the phantom power and disconnect the 

microphone from its cable.

2.    Carefully unscrew the currently installed 

capsule by rotating it to the left or counter-

clockwise. (Figure 1) Place the capsule you 

removed in the case for safe storage.

3.   Carefully align the replacement capsule 

and screw in place by rotating it in a right 

or clockwise direction. (Figure 2)

 

 IMPORTANT NOTE: Be careful not to cross 

thread or over tighten the capsule when 

screwing on.

4.   Once the capsule is fully screwed down, 

the microphone is ready to operate. (Figure 

3.)

P-Popping is that annoying pop that you can 

get when the microphone diaphragm gets a 

blast of air from a vocalist pronouncing words 

with the letter “P” included. There are a few 

ways to deal with the problem including using 

an external pop filter. Some famous engineers 

have relied on an old nylon stocking over a 

bent clothes hanger, which actually works very 

well.  You can also try placing the microphone 

slightly off axis (on a slight angle) from the 

vocalist.  This can often solve the problem 

without using an external pop filter. However, 

for a more reliable solution, the CL2 matched 

pair kit comes with two micro perforated pop 

filters which are extremely useful in reducing 

p-popping. For outdoor use you may find the 

included foam windscreen useful for reducing 
the turbulent noise.