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General| Type | Condenser |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Output Impedance | 150 Ohms |
| Connector | XLR |
| Power Requirements | 48 VDC phantom power |
Defines the severity of potential hazards marked by WARNING and CAUTION symbols.
Covers risks from water entry, product modification, and California-specific chemical warnings.
Advises against disassembly, extreme force, and exposure to moisture/temperature extremes.
Details the 1.1-inch (27 mm) gold-sputtered Mylar® diaphragm.
Explains its use to prevent clipping from very loud sound sources.
Specifies the 12 dB-per-octave roll-off below 120 Hz.
Identifies the microphone-level output connector.
Instructions for attaching the microphone to a stand via the shock mount.
Guidance on connecting the microphone to a mixer or console.
Explains the pad switch for preventing distortion from loud sources like drums.
Details use for voice/instruments, reducing noise, and compensating for proximity effect.
Describes bass frequency boost at close distances for a warmer sound.
Provides suggested placements for vocals and guitar/bass amplifiers.
Offers best practices for aiming, placement, and handling the microphone.
Lists frequency response, polar pattern, sensitivity, max SPL, and power requirements.
Graphical representation of the microphone's directional sensitivity.
Illustrates the microphone's output level across different frequencies.
Details compliance with EMC Directive and European standards.
Lists items included with the microphone, such as carrying case and shock mount.
Lists accessories available for separate purchase, like pop filters and windscreens.
Details the two-year warranty period, coverage, and limitations.
Outlines conditions not covered, such as abuse, misuse, and unauthorized repairs.
Instructions for returning a defective product for repair or replacement.
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