Broadcasting Recording Condenser Microphone

Specifications:

• Transducer Principle: Condenser
• Frequency Response: 30Hz-20kHz
• Sensitivity: -36dB±3dB
• Directivity Characteristic: Cardioid
• Bass Filter: 10dB/octave at 110Hz
• Amplifying Function: +10dB +20dB
• Equivalent Noise Level: ≤12dB
• Max. Input SPL: ≥130dB (At 1kHz 0dB, THD1%)
• Output Impedance: 50Ω±30%
• Operating Voltage: 48V DC Phantom Power

Features:

• Ø34 large gold-plated diaphragm provides accurate sound reproduction
• Excellent audio processing circuitry guarantees high fidelity and low distortion
• Optional 10dB and 20dB amplifying
• Built-in pop filter minimizes plosives and wind noise
• This Recording Condenser Microphone has standard plugs audio jacks, for speaker and microphone
• This Recording Condenser Microphone is for recording vocals and acoustic use
• Stylish outlook and durable metal construction

Details:

• Ø34 large gold-plated diaphragm provides accurate sound reproduction

• This Broadcasting Condenser Microphone is for recording vocals and acoustic use

• Aluminium Alloy Suitcase
• Excellent audio processing circuitry guarantees high fidelity and low distortion

• Stylish outlook and durable metal construction of the Recording Condenser Microphone
• Built-in pop filter minimizes plosives and wind noise

How to Take Care of A Condenser Microphone?

• Condenser microphones are relatively durable, but a few mistakes can break or damage a condenser.
• Never overload the condenser with extremely loud sound or feedback for long periods of time. Recording extremely loud sounds at a high volume will lead to extreme clipping and garbled noise, and potentially hurt your microphone.
• Never unplug your condenser from your pre-amp or powered audio recording device without turning off phantom power or making sure the device is off. Unplugging a condenser microphone with phantom power on is a common way of damaging a condenser. Never unplug the microphone without turning off the phantom power.
• Put your microphone away if you aren't going to use it for a long period of time. Or at least cover it with a sock with a silica gel packet it in it.
• Put your microphone away in dusty, wet, or unusual conditions. For example, during a construction project in the room you record in.
• Don't drop a condenser microphone, expose it to hard impacts, or handle it with the same carelessness as a dynamic microphone.
• You could hammer nails with most dynamic microphones, but condensers are fragile in comparison.
• Put your microphones away before a party, or before anyone who would mess with them or damage them comes around.
• Give your fellow musicians a few tips about treating a condenser right, so that if they use yours they'll treat it with care.

Package Included:

• 1 x Aluminium Alloy Suitcase
• 1 x Microphone
• 1 x Shock Mounts
• 1 x Portable Bag