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General| Brand | AKG |
|---|---|
| Model | C 535 EB |
| Category | Microphone |
| Language | English |
Details the C 535 EB's cardioid condenser design, its suitability for professional use, and robust construction.
Explains the four-position mode switch for adapting frequency response and sensitivity to various recording situations.
Highlights the microphone's suitability for vocalists due to robustness, insensitivity to noise, and mode switch features.
Lists various instruments for which the C 535 EB is recommended, including vocals and instruments.
Provides guidance on microphone placement and techniques for recording acoustic guitars, including bass response compensation.
Details optimal placement and frequency response for miking clarinets for well-balanced tone reproduction.
Offers advice on positioning for flute miking, considering sound radiation and avoiding wind noise for optimal capture.
Explains microphone placement for trumpets, including angle and distance, to prevent wind noise and overloading.
Illustrates connection schemes for phantom powering using transformers with and without center taps for balanced inputs.
Lists key technical specifications like transducer principle, polar pattern, frequency range, sensitivity, and impedance.
Details electrical impedance, load impedance, hum sensitivity, and equivalent noise level according to DIN standards.
Covers maximum sound pressure, climatic conditions, supply voltage, current consumption, and connector type.
Outlines housing material, finish, dimensions, weight, included, and optional accessories for the microphone.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the microphone transducer without tools.
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