Senal SCS-98 Manual

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Table of Contents:

Introduction ......................................2

Overview ...........................................3

Precautions .......................................4

Installing a Battery .........................5

Mounting the SCS-98

and Turning It On .......................5-7

Using the High-Pass Filter ..........8

Using the Three-Level Gain

Switch .................................................8

The Windscreen ..............................9

Troubleshooting ..............................9

Speciﬁcations ................................10

Warranty ...........................................11

USER’S GUIDE

Thank you for choosing Senal.

The Senal SCS-98 DSLR Stereo Microphone is designed for recording live stereo audio directly to

your DSLR or portable recorder. The SCS-98’s two cardioid capsules are arranged in an XY pattern

to achieve accurate, natural stereo imaging. This makes it ideal for location recording, broadcast

applications, live performances, and capturing soundscapes in outdoor environments. Compact and

lightweight, the SCS-98 attaches to your camera’s shoe mount and plugs into its audio input, replacing

the built-in microphone so you can capture pristine audio with realistic stereo imaging for your video

productions.

Among the beneﬁts you’ll enjoy:

▪ High-pass ﬁlter

▪ Three-level gain switch (-10 dB, 0 dB, +10 dB)

▪ Integrated shock mount

▪ Shoe-mount adapter with 1/4"-20 threaded socket

▪ Power LED

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Introduction