- Description
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To pick up sound from brass instruments such as saxophones, trumpets, trombones or horns, a microphone really has to function at a high level, a requirement where the beyerdynamic TG I57c succeeds with flying colors. It can operate at extremely high maximum sound levels and reliably suppresses unwanted noise as a result of its cardioid polar pattern. The easy to mount clamp with gooseneck for optimal positioning protects the instrument’s surface and provides a reliable hold.
Features
- Flexible gooseneck
- Cardioid polar pattern ensures high gain before feedback
- Rugged construction
Specifications
- Transducer type: Condenser (back electret)
- Operating principle.: Pressure gradient
- Polar pattern Cardioid
- Frequency response: Close miking 30 - 20,000 Hz
- Distant miking (measured at 1 m): 100 - 20,000 Hz
- Open circuit voltage: 12.4 mV/Pa (-38.1 dBV)
- ±2.5 dB*
- Max. SPL 136 dB*
- S/N ratio. 60 dB [CCIR; Q-Peak]*
- Equivalent SPL: 25 dB [A; RMS]*
- Power supply 1.5 - 9 V DC or
- Phantom power (with CV 18)
- Connection: 4-pin female mini XLR
- connector
- Dimensions
- Length: 170 mm
- Weight (without cable): 64 g
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Additional Information
Condition New Package Contents Mic, mic clip and cable (attached), mic bag Length 170 mm Unit Weight 64 g Transducer Type Condenser Polar Pattern Cardioid Number of Microphones Single Microphone Frequency Range 30 Hz - 20 kHz Sensitivity -38.1 dBV/Pa (12.4 mV) ± 2.5 dB Max. SPL 136 dB (measured with CV 18 Adaptor) - Reviews
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