QuadCast Family

A. Tap-to-Mute Sensor B. LED ring C. Multifunction control D. 3.5mm headphone port E. USB-C port F. USB-C to USB-C cable G. USB-C to USB-A adapter

A. Tap-to-mute sensor B. Gain control knob C. Polar pattern knob D. Headphone jack E. USB-C port F. USB cable G. Mount adapter* *Supports both 3/8” and 5/8” thread sizes

Why doesn’t QuadCast 2 S work with Sony PlayStation or Nintendo Switch? The QuadCast 2 S leverages USB Audio Class 2 (UAC-2) technology to deliver audio quality, supporting bit depths beyond 24-bit and sampling rates above 96 kHz. Unlike its predecessor, UAC-1, UAC-2 also accommodates additional aud

Press the multifunction button to cycle between adjustment modes, shown by the [microphone] and [headset] LED's. The multifunction control's LED ring will indicate the setting of the currently selected mode. ​

Installing Quadcast Microphone the Mount Adapter Secure the included mount adapter onto a microphone boom arm. The mount adapter supports 3/8" and 5/8" thread sizes. Remove both the thumbscrew and nut from the microphone stand. Remove the microphone stand from the microphone. Align the mount adapter

The QuadCast S model provides RGB lighting and dynamic effects that are customizable through HyperX NGENUITY software. You can read more about NGENUITY features and how to download the program via the link below. ​ ​NGENUITY Link

QuadCast 2 S should be placed with the front of the microphone facing the sound source. The side with HyperX logo is the front side. ​

The microphone mount adapter is included with the packaging of our Quadcast/Quadcast S microphones. It does not come attached to the unit, please check the box and all packing materials for the adapter piece.

Tap the top of the microphone to mute/unmute the microphone. The microphone status LED will indicate the current mute status. ​

Quadcast S Quick Start Guide