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dederamPublished on 05/28/07 at 06:53 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Type & Power
Static capacitor, power supply. 48 V.Ph., consumption. 4.4 mA.
Sensitivity
17 mV / Pa; max level. 132 dB SPL for THD <0.5%.
Directional & Answer
Pressure gradient, super cardioid lobe (semi-canon) BP: 40 Hz-20 kHz ± 3 dB low cut. 80 Hz to 18 db / October, 300 Hz to 6 db / October, presence 5 dB at 10 kHz.
Connectors & Measurements
Dimensions 25 x 21 mm (diameter), mass 0089 kg. Conn. XLR3M
OVERALL OPINION
I used it on a short film.
I think the Schoeps fans have eagerly awaited (the guns are rare in microphones Schoeps).
This microphone is remarkably light (what the sound engineers will appreciate), the frequency balance is significant and I think…Read moreType & Power
Static capacitor, power supply. 48 V.Ph., consumption. 4.4 mA.
Sensitivity
17 mV / Pa; max level. 132 dB SPL for THD <0.5%.
Directional & Answer
Pressure gradient, super cardioid lobe (semi-canon) BP: 40 Hz-20 kHz ± 3 dB low cut. 80 Hz to 18 db / October, 300 Hz to 6 db / October, presence 5 dB at 10 kHz.
Connectors & Measurements
Dimensions 25 x 21 mm (diameter), mass 0089 kg. Conn. XLR3M
OVERALL OPINION
I used it on a short film.
I think the Schoeps fans have eagerly awaited (the guns are rare in microphones Schoeps).
This microphone is remarkably light (what the sound engineers will appreciate), the frequency balance is significant and I think the builder was right to propose a widening of High Mid (switch on the microphone) to compensate for proximity effects and Rycote stifling.
Compared to MKH60 I think it has a more balanced frequency (sibilants are more pronounced on the MKH60).
Regarding the price:? (I rented).
I think the rent again, because being a fan of CMC6 MK4 (41), I think they go well together (normal these the same brand).See less11
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