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Published on 04/02/07 at 16:59
Electret microphone, hyper cardioid.
Frequency 30 Hz-20Khz.
Wind filter 180 Hz (12dB/Oct.)
impedance 200 ohms,
SPLmax. 130dB,
Need phantom power from 9 to 52 V,
XLR connection,
Dimensions: 21 mm x 413.5 mm
Supplied with foam windscreen and mic support basic.
In a cardboard box, foam bacquée.
OVERALL OPINION
I did not much used, but some tests are conclusive for the price.
Take about one's "whisper" to 1.50m.
A conversation at normal voice 2m/3m (recommended) to 5 meters maximum.
I like the aspect of micro robust, especially given its price (88 euros), which is not a huge investment to make the semi-pro video and is very useful when subjects are far removed of the camera.
Quality / Price Go!
Edit: 3 years later, the microphone used regularly took money. I think this is the base of the XLR connection, it cracks, it is unbearable. Taken its unusable. So, I am reluctant to resume, but given my finances ... Maybe it is still better to do ...
Frequency 30 Hz-20Khz.
Wind filter 180 Hz (12dB/Oct.)
impedance 200 ohms,
SPLmax. 130dB,
Need phantom power from 9 to 52 V,
XLR connection,
Dimensions: 21 mm x 413.5 mm
Supplied with foam windscreen and mic support basic.
In a cardboard box, foam bacquée.
OVERALL OPINION
I did not much used, but some tests are conclusive for the price.
Take about one's "whisper" to 1.50m.
A conversation at normal voice 2m/3m (recommended) to 5 meters maximum.
I like the aspect of micro robust, especially given its price (88 euros), which is not a huge investment to make the semi-pro video and is very useful when subjects are far removed of the camera.
Quality / Price Go!
Edit: 3 years later, the microphone used regularly took money. I think this is the base of the XLR connection, it cracks, it is unbearable. Taken its unusable. So, I am reluctant to resume, but given my finances ... Maybe it is still better to do ...