- Description
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The Aston Origin Cardioid Condenser Microphone is built like a boutique microphone, using hand-selected capsules, high-end transformers, and custom capacitors. It’s signature Wave-Form Mesh Head is a unique design that not only makes the Origin stand out from other mics, but offers ultimate support of the mic capsule.
With Origin, there is no need for a separate windscreen. A mesh-knit pop-filter is built right into the Wave-Form head. It’s custom weave design allows great transparency, and virtually eliminates plosives and unwanted noise. The casing is formed in stainless steel, so it won’t rust with use, and can even be removed and washed.
Another great feature of the Origin is the custom End Caps, not found on any other microphone of its kind. The End Caps are designed to absorb high amounts of unwanted rumble from the floor, low end from the control room, or an adjacent isolation booth, completely removing the need of a third party shock-mount. The End Cap can be adjusted to fit any type of stand.
Every Aston microphone has a completely unique design on their chassis, which are individually tumbled for up to four hours to give it a tough exterior, and extremely beautiful finish. To top it all off, each microphone is engraved with Aston's brand mantra, ‘The art of performance’.
Features:
- Condenser Microphone
- Cardioid Polar Pattern
- Wave-Form Mesh Head
- Built in Pop-Filter
- Shock-Mount built in
- Unique Finish on every microphone
- Eco Friendly Packaging
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz (±3 dB)
- Maximum SPL for THD 0.5%: 127 dB
- Pad Switch: -10 dB
- Low-Cut Filter: 80 Hz
- 48 Volt Phantom power (±4 Volts) is required for operation
- Specs
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Additional Information
Condition New Transducer Type Condenser Polar Pattern Cardioid Number of Microphones Single Microphone Phantom Required Yes Frequency Range 20 Hz - 20 kHz, ±3dB input_pad -10 dB Filters 80 Hz Sensitivity -32.5 dBV/Pa (23.7 mV) Max. SPL 127 dB - Reviews
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- Fell in LOVE with these mics on the first note !
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these are my new " Go To " miss for tracking guitar ~ Love the warmth and soul of them .
i'll yell ya , get them now cause in a few years you'll be paying a lot more for them !
you won't be disappointed !
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