microphonic (Meaning)
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microphonic (a.)
Of or pert. to a microphone; serving to intensify weak sounds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microphonic
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microphonic Sentence Examples
- The microphone produced excessive microphonic noise, creating a distracting hum.
- The radio's tube had developed microphonic vibrations, interfering with the reception.
- The pickup on the electric guitar was prone to microphonic feedback, causing unwanted screeching.
- The instrument's body resonated with the sound waves, resulting in microphonic vibrations.
- The microphonic effects were amplified by the feedback loop, making it difficult to control the audio.
- The recording engineer used a shock mount to reduce microphonic noise and improve sound quality.
- The microphone cable was microphonic, transmitting unwanted vibrations along its length.
- The speaker's voice was distorted due to microphonic vibrations in the diaphragm.
- The microphonic response of the microphone made it unsuitable for recording in noisy environments.
- The engineer's primary concern was mitigating microphonic interference in the audio system.
FAQs About the word microphonic
Of or pert. to a microphone; serving to intensify weak sounds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The microphone produced excessive microphonic noise, creating a distracting hum.
The radio's tube had developed microphonic vibrations, interfering with the reception.
The pickup on the electric guitar was prone to microphonic feedback, causing unwanted screeching.
The instrument's body resonated with the sound waves, resulting in microphonic vibrations.
