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General| Type | Condenser |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Sensitivity | -37 dBV/Pa (14.1 mV) |
| Impedance | 150 ohms |
| Connector | XLR |
| Phantom Power | 48 V DC |
| Weight | 642 g |
Key features of the SM27 include cardioid pattern, ultra-thin diaphragm, Class A preamplifier, subsonic filter, and pop protection.
Details available SM27 models (SM27-LC, SM27-SC) and their included accessories like carrying bags and shock mounts.
Lists suitable applications for the SM27, covering instruments, vocals, orchestras, and room ambience.
Guidance on mounting the microphone and positioning it correctly relative to the sound source.
Explains the 3-position switch for adjusting low-frequency response to reduce noise or proximity effect.
Details the attenuation switch for reducing signal level to prevent overloading, with dB settings.
Describes the 3-mesh layer grille acting as an integral pop filter to reduce wind and breath noise.
Specifies the phantom power requirement (48 Vdc) and the need for a balanced microphone cable.
Provides detailed technical specifications including type, frequency response, impedance, sensitivity, SPL, and more.
States product compliance with European directives and CE marking eligibility.
Lists furnished, optional, and replacement accessories for the SM27 microphone.
Graphical representation of the SM27's frequency response across audible frequencies.
Illustrations of the SM27's directional pickup patterns at different frequency points.
General introduction to the SM27 microphone, highlighting its key characteristics and benefits.
Comprehensive technical specifications table covering impedance, sensitivity, SPL, noise, and more.
Lists optional accessories and replacement parts like shock mounts, pouches, windscreens, and pop filters.
Details the two-year limited warranty for the SM27, including terms, conditions, and exclusions.
Specifies warranty exclusions such as abuse, misuse, wear and tear, and unauthorized modifications.
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