cable to the stand is suggested to avoid accidents. To complete isolation
of the microphone from external sources of mechanical noise, it is
important to provide a slack loop by tying the microphone cable tightly to
the microphone stand with a cable tie, shoelace, or string. (A Velcro® tie
will not be tight enough.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Operating Principle:
Directional Pattern:
Frequency Range:
Maximum SPL:
Sensitivity:
Output Impedance:
Recommended Load Impedance:
Phantom Power:
Polarity:
Polar Response:
Horizontal:
Vertical
Transducer Element
Material:
Thickness:
Width:
Length:
Microphone Dimensions:
Height:
Width:
Depth:
Weight with cable:
Shipping Weight:
Connector:
Pressure gradient transducer
Bidirectional
<20 Hz to >20 kHz
141 + dB SPL (1% third harmonic > 1 kHz)
6.3 mV/Pa (-44 dBv/Pa) into unloaded circuit
92
Ω
broadband
1.0K
Ω
or greater
P48 phantom power, 7 mA
Pin 2 high for positive pressure on front of
microphone
Native bidirectional, figure-of-8 pattern
Up to 90 dB rejection at right angles to the
front/back axis.
Level changes with angle of incidence, but
frequency response is consistent.
Pure aluminum corrugated ribbon
1.8 µm
0.185 in (4.7 mm)
2.35 in (59.7 mm)
11.6 in (29.5 cm)
3.9 in (9.9 cm)
2.5 in (6.4 cm)
3 lb (1.36 kg)
4 lb (1.8 kg)
XLR-3M
Accessories
Included:
Vertical softcase, user manual, captive 10” (3 meter)
output cable with XLR-3M connector.
