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Type | Condenser |
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Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
Max SPL | 140 dB |
Impedance | 200 ohms |
Connector | XLR |
Equivalent Noise Level | 16 dB-A |
S/N Ratio | 78 dB |
Recommended Load Impedance | 1000 ohms |
Powering | Phantom Power 48V |
Rugged hypercardioid condenser microphone for instrumental and vocal pickup, featuring frequency response boost for crispness and improved speech intelligibility.
Prepolarized backplate condenser with a frequency response of 20-22 kHz.
Hypercardioid pattern, requires 9-52 Vdc phantom power.
Sensitivity of 6 mV/Pa (-45 dB), 200 ohms impedance, XLR-M output connector.
Features switchable 6 dB/octave bass roll-off and 12 dB/octave bass cut.
Handles up to 140 dB SPL for 1% THD (149 dB SPL for 3% THD).
Operates -10°C to +65°C, 90% humidity. Max diameter 2.1 in., length 7.4 in.
Net weight 9.8 oz. Includes stand adapter; optional windscreen.
Broad high-frequency rise (4 dB) for added presence and clarity.
Hypercardioid pattern provides enhanced immunity to feedback.
Switchable low-frequency cut and roll-off options for tonal shaping.
Internal elastic suspension for reduced handling noise and die-cast metal body.
Light-weight die-cast metal body with matte finish, replaceable grille, universal phantom powering.
Shall be backplate condenser, hypercardioid, with minimum sensitivity, max SPL, and dimension constraints.
Operate on 9-52 Vdc phantom power, include switchable bass roll-off and cut.
Illustrates the microphone's frequency response across the audible spectrum.
Shows the directional sensitivity of the microphone at various frequencies.