ASTATIC Road Devil

The Road Devil Amplifier and six wire cable make it compatible with all modern radio transceivers. The Road Devil requires a standard 9-volt battery, we put a Duracell in every one we sell.

Frequency Response 50 to 10,000 Hz
Impedance: 100 Ohm (matches all transceivers)
Output Level: open circuit -42dB (0dB=1volt/microbar)
Cable: Six wire, five conductors, one conductor shielded, coiled cord with durable strain relief
Connector: 4-Pin Standard
Element: Amplified Electret
Warranty: Limited One-Year Warranty
Case: Rugged ABS Housing
Polyurethane Coated Steel Grille
Battery: Standard 9V battery
*Includes a Duracell 9V Battery
UPC #: 6 31922 10036 5

ASTATIC Quality

All Astatic microphones are audio tested and inspected prior to shipment from the factory. Astatic's absolute commitment to quality insures that ASTATIC microphones remain the best value in today's competitive industry.

See this video on how to properly
hold this NOISE canceling mic.

Wire with new high quality 5 pin Plug for Cobra / Uniden / President.

$19

Wire with a new high quality 5 pin DIN Plug for Cobra / Uniden

$19

Wire with a new high quality 4 pin Plug for Midland

$19

Wire with a new high quality 5 pin DIN Plug for Radio Shack / Sears

$19

Wire with a new high quality plug for OTHER. Please specify your exact Radio , Model and # of Pins.

$19

Special Version for the 6 PIN
Ranger and Lincoln radios:

Wire with a new high quality 6 pin Plug for Lincoln II and a battery installed). Choose if you want Channel Up and Down buttons installed in the microphone.

$57
or
$99

Wire with a new high quality 6 pin Plug for Ranger and a battery installed). Choose if you want Channel Up and Down buttons installed in the microphone.

$57
or
$99

Microphone settings advice:..Especially lowering to 25%

This is a noise canceling microphone:
Don't forget the lip guard is there to remind you of the close spacing required. To best describe the spacing, I would say your lips should almost drag the screen when talking. With this close spacing, you would set the gain slide to about 10-25% mic setting if you have a bold louder voice. Soft spoken folks are at more of a 30-40%. There is rarely ever a time that it requires more than 60%. EVER.