Logitech EMBER Repair

The Ember is a small-diaphragm condenser microphone sold under Blue (Logitech) branding and marketed for studio, podcast, and streaming use. It is available as an XLR studio condenser and commonly shipped with metal grille and metal body construction, providing a durable, roadworthy enclosure. Key features listed in product pages include a cardioid polar pattern, XLR 3-pin connectivity, and compatibility with 48V phantom power for condenser operation. The product is commonly offered with accessories like tripod stands or shock mounts depending on the listing.

The Logitech EMBER can be identified by the model number (M/N A00099). The model label is on a label on the handle/packaging. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Manufacturer: Blue (Logitech) — product listings and support pages reference Ember under Blue/Logitech
• Model Numbers Found: BLU1547; listings also reference "Ember XLR" and occasional seller reference code A00099 (from listing text)
• Type: Small-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone (XLR)
• Polar Pattern: Cardioid (listed in multiple product entries)
• Diaphragm Size: Small (listed by sellers as small-diaphragm condenser)
• Connectivity / Output: 3-pin XLR (wired XLR output for connection to preamps/interface)
• Power Requirement: Requires 48V phantom power (listed as 48V phantom-compatible in XLR listings)
• Materials / Construction: Metal grille and metal body housing for durable construction (listed in product descriptions)
• Included Accessories (varies by listing): Tripod stand, shock mount, pop filter sold with some kit listings; packaging/accessories vary by seller
• Key switches: N/A — microphone (no keyboard key switches)

Common repair-relevant faults are lack of output (often caused by missing/insufficient phantom power, bad XLR cable, or damaged XLR connector) and intermittent audio from loose internal solder joints. Diagnose by verifying 48V phantom at the preamp/interface, testing with a known-good XLR cable and another mic input, and visually inspecting the XLR connector and cable for damage; open the body to inspect solder joints and capsule connections if basic checks fail.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Contact Logitech/Blue support via Logitech support site for product assistance and region-specific contact options.

Warranty terms vary by region and seller; check Logitech/Blue warranty information linked on their support site and the seller listing for third-party warranty or return policies.

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