Peavey PVM 480 - User Manual

Element type:
Black-electret condenser
Frequency response:
40 Hz to 20 kHz
Pick up pattern:
Supercardioid
Front-to-back rejection:
20 dB at nulls (typical)
Impedance:
Low (500 ohms, balanced)
Sensitivity (at 1 kHz open
circuit voltage):
-46 dBV/Pa (1 Pa = 94 dB SPL)
Maximum SPL:
128 dB
S/N ratio:
Better than 69 dB
reference 1 Pascal
Connector:
Three-pin XLR type
Power requirements:
Phantom 9-52 volts
Finish:
Powder coat
Phasing:
Positive (inward) pressure on
diaphragm produces positive
voltage at Pin #2
Weight:
2.5 oz. (70.8 g)
Furnished accessories:
External windscreen, mic clip
and 25' balanced cable
Features:
• Permanently polarized
condenser element (back-
electret type)
• Flat, wide-range frequency
response
• Very effective
supercardioid directional
pattern
• Wide dynamic range
• 9-52 volt phantom supply
capability
• Rugged construction
• External windscreen, mic
clip and 25' balanced
cable provided
Description
The PVM 480 is a permanently
polarized condenser
microphone utilizing advanced
back-electret technology to
achieve optimum performance.
The widely extended
flat frequency response
and excellent transient
characteristics ensure accurate
reproduction of almost any
type of sound.
Very good rejection of
unwanted sound and feedback
is afforded by the PVM 480’s
highly effective supercardioid
polar response. The unusual
frequency uniformity of this
pattern ensures minimal sound
coloration due to the acoustic
environment.
The electronic circuitry is
specially designed to provide
a high signal-to-noise figure
and clean reproduction of
high-level sounds, resulting in
a comfortably wide dynamic
range.
The PVM 480 will operate
properly with any phantom
power supply providing
between 9 and 52 volts.
SPECIFICATIONS PVM
™
480

Summary

Microphone Specifications

Element Type

Specifies the microphone's element type as black-electret condenser.

Frequency Response

Details the microphone's frequency range from 40 Hz to 20 kHz.

Pickup Pattern

Identifies the microphone's pickup pattern as Supercardioid.

Front-to-Back Rejection

States the typical front-to-back rejection at nulls is 20 dB.

Impedance

Specifies the microphone's impedance as low (500 ohms, balanced).

Sensitivity

Provides the microphone's sensitivity at 1 kHz open circuit voltage.

Maximum SPL

Indicates the maximum Sound Pressure Level (SPL) handling capacity.

S;N Ratio

Defines the signal-to-noise ratio, better than 69 dB reference 1 Pascal.

Connector Type

Specifies the microphone's connector as a three-pin XLR type.

Power Requirements

Outlines the phantom power requirements, 9-52 volts.

Phasing

Explains positive (inward) pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage at Pin #2.

Weight

States the microphone's weight as 2.5 oz. (70.8 g).

Furnished Accessories

Lists the included accessories: windscreen, mic clip, and cable.

Key Features

Highlights key features like condenser element, flat frequency response, and supercardioid pattern.

Product Description

Provides a general overview of the PVM 480's technology and performance.

Architectural & Engineering Specifications

Details formal A&E specifications for the microphone, including construction and performance.

Warranty Information

Provides details on the 2-year limited warranty for the product.

Pickup Patterns Diagram

Visual representation of the microphone's pickup patterns at different frequencies.

Frequency Response Graph

Graphical display of the microphone's frequency response curve.

Peavey PVM 480 Specifications

General

Type	Dynamic
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Impedance	600 Ohms
Connector	XLR
Color	Black
Diameter	51mm (2")
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 16 kHz