The UMIK-1 is an omni-directional USB measurement microphone providing Plug & Play acoustic measurement. From speaker & room acoustic measurement to recording, this microphone provides low noise and accurate results you can rely on. Forget about driver installation, OS compatibility and un-calibrated mics. The Umik-1 is a USB Audio class 1 device automatically recognized by all Operating Systems (Windows/Mac) and Ipad with Camera Connection Kit

Features

• Windows/Mac/Linux
• All measurement software
• Special features such as calibrated SPL measurement enabled under free Room EQ Wizard (REW) software
• Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20kHz +/-1dB with calibration loaded
• USB Audio: USB Audio class 1.0 Driverless interface for Windows, Mac & Linux

Product Downloads

• UMIK-1 Product datasheet
• UMIK-1 FAQ
• UMIK-1 Application notes

What's in the box?

• 1 x UMIK-1 microphone
• 1 x shielded USB cable USB A to USB c (1.5m)
• 1 x mini Tripod
• 1 x foam wind screen

Each UMIK-1 microphone is individually calibrated and comes with a . Additionally, an is provided for use in surround sound system setups.

7-digit serial number printed on the microphone body.

- Enter the serial number in the format XXX-XXXX (e.g., 700-1234) into the form below.

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What is a Unique Calibration File?

There seems to be some confusion online about how miniDSP calibrates its microphones, so let’s break it down simply:

- Each microphone undergoes three individual calibration steps at the factory to ensure accurate frequency response and SPL (Sound Pressure Level) calibration. These measurements are performed per microphone, not as part of a batch process.

- Once calibration is complete, miniDSP generates a dedicated text file that contains the specific calibration data for that microphone. This file is then linked to the microphone’s serial number, making it truly unique—just as the name suggests.

Hope this clears things up!

Which calibration file should I use and where to point the UMIK-1?

- For stereo system (e.g. 2ch dirac live, single speaker measurement), use the 0deg file and point the UMIK-1 at the speakers
- For multichannel system (E.g. 5.1/7.1) or a surround application where multiple speakers are spreadout around the room, use the 90deg file and point the UMIK-1 at the ceiling.

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