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AKG C 535 EB User Instructions Download Page 4

C535 EB MANUAL

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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

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Safety and environment

1.1

Risk of damage

Thank you for your decision to buy an AKG product.

Please read

the user instructions carefully,

before using the unit and keep

them in a safe place so that you can refer to them in the future at
any time. We wish you a lot of fun!

1.2 Environment

•

At the end of the lifetime of the product, disconnect the
housing, electronics and cable from each other and discard all
components according to applicable disposal regulations.

•

The packaging is recyclable. Dispose of the packaging via an
appropriate collection system provided for this purpose.

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Summary of Contents for C 535 EB

Page 1: ...tes lesen 24 USER INSTRUCTIONS Read the manual before using the equipment 44 MODE D EMPLOI Lire cette notice avant d utiliser le syst me 64 MODO DE EMPLEO Consulte el manual antes de utilizar el equi...

Page 2: ...ntrols 26 2 6 Microphone housing 28 3 POWER SUPPLY 29 3 1 Phantom powering with balanced inputs 29 3 2 Standardized values for Rv and 2 x Rv 30 3 3 Phantom powering with unbalanced inputs 30 4 USING T...

Page 3: ...n accordance with copyright law it is not permitted for this documentation or parts thereof to be reproduced or transmitted for any purpose in any form using any means whether electronic or mechanical...

Page 4: ...them in a safe place so that you can refer to them in the future at any time We wish you a lot of fun 1 2 Environment At the end of the lifetime of the product disconnect the housing electronics and...

Page 5: ...ou 2 4 Brief Description The C535 EB cardioid condenser microphone was designed especially for professional vocal and instrumental work both on the stage and in the studio The C535 EB has proven to be...

Page 6: ...er against mechanical damage An additional foam lining will suppress pop noise and wind noise created by wind instruments The surface of the C535 EB is matte black therefore the micro phone is highly...

Page 7: ...dB SPL 2 0 dB JVUKLUZLY TPJYVWOVUL SL LS HZ HIV L P O IHZZ J S LY below 100 Hz slope 12 dB octave Applications mainly instrumental recordings for reducing unwanted low frequency structureborne noise 3...

Page 8: ...above mainly vocalist but also instru mental recording close in miking in situations requiring effective suppression of proximity effect 2 6 Microphone housing OL KPL JHZ aPUJ HSSV OV ZPUN JVU HPUZ OL...

Page 9: ...powering with balanced inputs The following connection diagrams are recommended microphone output screen screen Rv B 1 2 3 1 2 3 2 1 3 b b a a input amplifier Figure 2 Input circuitry incorporating tr...

Page 10: ...ohms 3 3 Phantom powering with unbalanced inputs 0M VUS ZPUNSL LUKLK NYV UKLK HTWSP LY PUW Z VY UV PUW YHUZ formers are available either capacitors or optional transformers must be wired into the aud...

Page 11: ...inputs with transformers Risk of damage Do not connect the microphone to any power supply other than a phantom power source input with phantom power or external 0 Z HUKHYK WOHU VT WV LY Z WWS P O H V...

Page 12: ...On the basis of extensive LZ PUN KVUL PU JVVWLYH PVU P O THU UL T ZPJPHUZ VU Z HNLZ HZ well as in many studios we recommend the C535 EB particularly for the following applications Vocals Instruments S...

Page 13: ...ne C535 EB may be connec ted to such devices as are designed to accept dynamic microphones 2 ZV JHSSLK SV J S LY ZLY LZ V YLK JL SV MYLX LUJ UVPZL SPRL Y TISL VVY UVPZL L J ILSV a P O H ZSVWL VM about...

Page 14: ...microphone orientation and or dis tance will change the tone reproduced Since it is necessary to place the microphone close to the instrument the bass response will be exaggerated This proximity effe...

Page 15: ...dvisable to blow to the side of the microphone in order to avoid excessive wind noise With extremely short working distances it is best to blow below the microphone During the actual performance the p...

Page 16: ...vels Reduce the microphone level via the TVKL Z P JO WVZP PVU K H PU VYKLY V WYL LU TPJYVWOVUL V LYSVHKPUN and distortion during passages of wide dynamic range 5 Cleaning All metal surfaces may be saf...

Page 17: ...trical Impedance 200 ohms 20 balanced Recommended load impedance t RKPV Hum Sensitivity at 50 Hz 4 V 5 T Equivalent noise level to IEC 60268 4 A weighted 21 dB A Maximum Sound Pressure for 1 T H D at...

Page 18: ...ial zinc alloy Finish matte black Dimensions KHDG GLDPHWHU PP LQFK OHQJWK PP LQFK Weight net shipping 300 grams 10 6 oz 800 grams 1 7 lb Optional accessories W23 pop windscreen This product conforms t...

Page 19: ...3 2 SK 30 R 2 SK 30 R rt bl 330k 10 G sw 560k 3 3 3 3 33 63 A1 A3 A2 A4 E3 E4 inphase 220k 6k8 3k3 10k 12k 180k 22n 10n 100n dB 15k 22n 0 14 100k 12k BC 413 C BC 413 C BC 546 6 2 Dimensional Drawing...

Page 20: ...TECHNICAL DATA C535 EB MANUAL 40 Frequency response Polar Diagram...

Page 21: ...he elastic suspension with the built in transducer is now visible 2 VSK RU YSLK ZJYL IHZL VM LSHZ PJ Z ZWLUZPVU YTS 3 Unscrew transducer by turning brass ring of system coun ter clockwise 4 To install...

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