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Published on 05/06/11 at 03:37Type: condenser microphone
Polarity: Uni-directional
Frequency Response: 30Hz ~ 18kHz
Sensitivity:-38dB ± 2dB (0dB = 1V/Pa at 1kHz)
Output Impedance: 100Ω ± 30% (at 1kHz)
Self Noise: 20dB A (IEC 581-5)
Max SPL: 134dB (at 1kHz ≤ 1% THD)
SNR: 74dB
Low-frequency attenuation: 12dB 100Hz/oct
Phantom Power: 48V DC Phantom (± 5V)
Weight: 120g
OVERALL OPINION
I've had 2 or 3 years
is not the top, but at this price is not bad (50 € ...)
it is not a Neumann is on,
I used it in a trio with a pair of Oktava, and frankly,
Oktava are the best without any doubt, there 's more and more capsules with a Oktava,
Otherwise, I have a b1 studio project, I prefer to view micro cheap
but b1 is more open bcp (cardioid), I use version to my home studio, on stringed instruments
So I take the A1 in low cost solution, rather on stage or outside ..
m'enfin, one of his four, I am blazing a pair of Oktava, given the price and versatility
Polarity: Uni-directional
Frequency Response: 30Hz ~ 18kHz
Sensitivity:-38dB ± 2dB (0dB = 1V/Pa at 1kHz)
Output Impedance: 100Ω ± 30% (at 1kHz)
Self Noise: 20dB A (IEC 581-5)
Max SPL: 134dB (at 1kHz ≤ 1% THD)
SNR: 74dB
Low-frequency attenuation: 12dB 100Hz/oct
Phantom Power: 48V DC Phantom (± 5V)
Weight: 120g
OVERALL OPINION
I've had 2 or 3 years
is not the top, but at this price is not bad (50 € ...)
it is not a Neumann is on,
I used it in a trio with a pair of Oktava, and frankly,
Oktava are the best without any doubt, there 's more and more capsules with a Oktava,
Otherwise, I have a b1 studio project, I prefer to view micro cheap
but b1 is more open bcp (cardioid), I use version to my home studio, on stringed instruments
So I take the A1 in low cost solution, rather on stage or outside ..
m'enfin, one of his four, I am blazing a pair of Oktava, given the price and versatility