The first condenser microphone since the famed Neumann M-50 to feature an omni-directional pickup pattern and a nickel diaphragm [instead of gold sputtered Mylar® or PVC]. The M-296 is a great tool for everything from Bluegrass to drums to Piano or Orchestral work. Set up 3 of the little guys in an AEA "Decca Tree" and you will discover the faithful capture of all you would like to record.
Gefell M296 features
The transformerless microphone preamplifier shows a high output capability and has a symmetrical output stage. A 10 dB pre-attenuation and the bass roll-off extend the application range. The two switches are sunk placed in the middle of the microphone.
The microphone is powered by a 3-pin XLR connector. The power supply is provided by P 48 volt phantom powering according to DIN 45596 and IEC 268-15.
Price includes MVK9 Mic Clip.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Polar pattern: omni
- Acoustical operating principle: Pressure transducer
- Frequency range: 20 ... 20000 Hz ± 2,5 dB
- Sensitivity at 1 kHz: 15 mV/Pa
- Switch position "reduced bass roll-off" at 90 Hz: -10 dB
- Rated impedance: 150Ω
- Equivalent loudness level: CCIR 468-4 22 dB due to inherent noise: DIN EN 60 651 14 dB - A
- Signal-to-noise-ratio: CCIR-weighted 72 dB (re. 1 Pa at 1 kHz), A-weighted: 80 dB
- Max. SPL for THD < 0.5%, 134 dB with preattenuation
- Total dynamic range: 120 dB
- Current consumtion (P 48, DIN 45596, IEC 268-15), 3 mA
- Output connector: 3-pin XLR connector goldplated contacts
- Dimensions: 256 mm x 21/24 mm
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