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Earthworks P30/C-B Gooseneck Instrument Kondensator Mikrofon

Art.nr: 111680

9.999,-

Antall:

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The Periscope Microphones will provide you with astounding audio quality. Its uniquely designed small head and flexible neck will allow you to get into difficult places such as under the strings of an acoustic string bass. The Periscope design also offers more flexibility and ease of use for standard microphone applications. Imagine repositioning your microphone without having to move the stand or mic boom. The Periscope’s body can be pointed straight up and its microphone head can be pointed straight down in any direction. It is the ultimate in sound quality and flexibility and is ideal for a wide variety of applications.

Features:

30kHz flat frequency response
Easily mic guitars and other instruments, then re-position the microphone without moving the stand or boom
Uniform frequency response on or off-axis
More gain before feedback
Picks up almost no sound from the rear of the microphone
Near perfect polar response allows them to be placed closer to a choir with no spotlighting
Mini-gooseneck allows quick and easy positioning
Can be used for stringed, woodwind and percussion instruments

Specifications

Frequency Response: 30Hz to 30kHz ±2dB at 12 inches (30.5cm)
Polar Pattern: Cardioid or Hypercardioid
Sensitivity: 20mV/Pa (-34dBV/Pa)
Power Requirements: 48V Phantom, 10mA
Max Acoustic Input: 139dB SPL
Output: XLR (pin 2+)
Output Impedance: 65Ω balanced (between pins 2 & 3)
Min Output Load: 600Ω between pins 2 & 3
Noise: 16dB SPL equivalent (A weighted)
Dimensions L x D: 275mm x 22mm (10.75 x .860 inches)
Weight: .22 lb. (100g)

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Eartworks was founded by David Blackmer, the inventor and founder of dbx ™. Here he developed, among other things, the famous VCAs for dynamics processors that are used in a wide range of fantastic products from all the major manufacturers in the world. In 1976, David Blackmer received an AES Fellowship award for “his many contributions to the science of signal processing and noise reduction”. At Earthworks, his passion was focused on microphones, microphone amplifiers, which outperform most competing products on the market in quality