The rod-shaped body, accurate response, and many matching
accessories from AKG make it easy to use the microphone to pick up a
wide range of different instruments.
Read the hints below to get the best possible results.
Owing to their acoustic principle, unidirectional microphones exhibit
what is called "proximity effect". This means that the lowfrequency
content of a sound signal will be progressively boosted as you move
the microphone closer to the sound source. Proximity effect begins to
become audible at a working distance of about 2 feet (60 cm).
Depending on the nature of the sound source, proximity effect may be
desirable or a nuisance. Place the microphone closer to the sound
source to accentuate, or further away to reduce proximity effect.
3 Application
Introduction
Proximity Effect
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