Sony C-80 Unidirectional Studio Condenser Microphone

Sony C-80 Unidirectional Studio Condenser Microphone

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Sony C-80 Unidirectional Studio Condenser Microphone

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Sony C-80 Unidirectional Studio Condenser Microphone

MFR# C-80

Unidirectional studio condenser microphone inheriting the microphone capsule used in the C-100 and using the same material as the C-800G for the diaphragm designed for vocal/voice recording

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Product Description

The Sony C-80 Unidirectional Studio Condenser Microphone is designed for vocal/voice recording. Inheriting the microphone capsule used in the C-100 and using the same material as the C-800G for the diaphragm, this microphone inherits the essence of the predecessors. The dual diaphragm configuration suppresses sound characteristics changes with distance (proximity effect), enabling stable recording/distribution. “Noise Elimination Construction” succeeded from C-800G/C-100 prevents acoustic vibration resulting in low noise and clear sound.

A powerful and rich mid-low frequency range provides vocals and voice recordings with a core sound and presence.

The dual diaphragm configuration realizes stable recording/distribution by suppressing sound characteristic changes with distance (proximity effect).

The two-part metallic body structure succeeded from the C-800G/C-100 microphone prevents acoustic vibration, resulting in low noise and clear sound.

The low-cut filter switch helps eliminate the low-frequency noise and proximity effect.

An -10 dB pad switch on the microphone provides added headroom and minimizes distortion caused by transient peaks.