Logitech ENCORE 100 Repair

The ENCORE 100 (marketed as the enCORE 100i by Blue Microphones) is a cardioid dynamic microphone intended for musical instruments and live performance. It features a focused cardioid polar pattern for isolation of source sound and is built for stage use. The microphone uses durable metal construction and a rugged grille to withstand live stage handling. Key features include an XLR output for balanced connections and a passive dynamic transducer optimized for instrument capture.

The Logitech ENCORE 100 can be identified by the model number (M/N A00108). The model label is on the microphone body near the base. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Manufacturer: Blue Microphones (a Logitech company)
• Model: enCORE 100 / enCORE 100i
• Type: Dynamic (moving-coil) microphone
• Polar Pattern: Cardioid
• Intended Use: Musical instruments / live performance
• Connector: 3-pin XLR (balanced)
• Body / Materials: Durable metal housing and metal grille for stage durability
• Onboard Electronics: Passive (no power required)
• Mounting: Standard microphone stand thread (mounts to common mic clips/stands)

Common faults include broken or intermittent XLR connections, physical grille or capsule damage, and poor contact at the mic clip/stand. Diagnose by testing with a known-good XLR cable and mixer/preamp, performing a continuity check on the cable/connector, and visually inspecting and removing the grille to check capsule and internal wiring.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Support for Blue Microphones products (now part of Logitech) is available via Logitech support: https://support.logi.com. The Logitech Encore 100 support page indicates no downloadable parts or documents for this legacy product.

Warranty terms vary by region—refer to the Logitech warranty page for region-specific limited hardware warranty details.

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