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Large diaphragm condenser tube microphone from sE Electronics belonging to the X1 series

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sE Electronics completes its sE X1 studio microphone series with tube and drums models as well as a Vocal pack.

After introducing edition 2014 of the sE X1 condenser, sE X1 R ribbon and USB versions along with the Studio Bundle earlier this year, sE Electronics unveiled at AES 2014 the sE X1 D for percussion, sE X1 T tube microphones and the sE X1 Vocal pack comprising the sE X1 condenser large diaphragm mic, sE shock mount, sE Metal Pop Shield and a 3m mic cable.

The sE X1 D is the first X1 microphone designed specifically for instruments, and more particularly for drum kicks and percussions, as well as basses, piano hammers, etc. This large diaphragm condenser mic features a titanium-sputtered capsule, which allows, according to sE Electronics, faster transient and attack than gold-sputtered capsules, as well as a clear sound. 

Features:

  • Large diaphragm condenser microphone with Titanium-sputtered shock-mounted capsule
  • Cardioid polar pattern
  • Frequency response: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Dynamic range/max sound pressure level: 170dB SPL
  • Sensitivity: –49dB mV/Pa
  • Equivalent noise level: 28dB A-weighted
  • –10dB pad
  • 80Hz low-cut
  • 3-pin XLR connector
  • Ships with a side-mounted stand adapter and protective pouch

Second new product, the sE X1 T is a large diaphragm microphones described as the most affordable tube model made by sE Electronics. It is designed for vocals, acoustic instruments and percussions. sE Electronics equipped it with a gold-sputtered capsule and the mic features a cardioid polar pattern, a –10dB switch and a low-cut switch. It ships with a custom power supply, a 7-pin PSU cable and a mic clip.

Here is a presentation of the sE X1 Series at the sE Electronics booth at AES 2014:

 

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